Things to Do
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Activities on the Water. Let’s Make Waves!
This is your ultimate guide to aquatic adventures on beautiful Amelia Island where a treasure trove of water-based activities await adventurers of all ages. Whether you’re a seasoned angler, a […]
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From A – Z: 26 Things to See & Do in Historic Downtown
From boutique shops and eclectic dining to museum tours and spa services, sightseeing downtown is as easy as ABC…
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More New & Noteworthy Businesses
Pictured above: Downtown Fernandina Beach From charter fishing and yoga to authentic Cuban cuisine and home decor, the tradition of island hospitality just keeps getting better with these most recent and […]
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Things To Do
Play on the beach or dive into watersports. Explore historic sites and museums. Shop and dine to your heart’s content. Engage in outdoor adventures like kayaking and biking, or enjoy world-class golfing. Search our partner directory for all there is to do on Amelia Island. With so many options, the only thing you won’t want to do — is leave.
PADL
Amelia Jet Ski Rental
Fort Clinch State Park
Amelia River Cruises & Charters
Amelia Island Outfitters
Amelia Island Footprints
A-Cent Aviation
FAQs
Have a question about Amelia Island? Whether you're curious about the best times to visit, things to do, or recommendations for dining and accommodations, you're likely to discover the information you need here. Take a look at our most frequently asked questions to the right. If you can't find what you're looking for, send a message to Info@AmeliaIsland.com and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
- What is there to do on Amelia Island?
- Is there golf on Amelia Island?
- I heard about a car show; what kind of events are on Amelia Island?
- What street is downtown Amelia Island on?
- Where can I walk around Amelia Island?
- Does Amelia Island have a historic district?
FAQs
Have a question about Amelia Island? Whether you're curious about the best times to visit, things to do, or recommendations for dining and accommodations, you're likely to discover the information you need here. Take a look at our most frequently asked questions to the right. If you can't find what you're looking for, send a message to Info@AmeliaIsland.com and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
In addition to beautiful beaches, Amelia Island is home to an irresistible mix of luxury spas, world-class golf, distinctive dining, unique shopping and an amazing array of things to do for families, couples and groups.
With 99 holes of championship golf, the island is a true golfer’s paradise. There are five island golf courses to choose from on Amelia Island, which has been named one of the “Top 25 golf islands in the world,” by LINKS magazine. There’s also the Little Sandy short course, designed for players of all levels. Find more fairway inspiration with our Golf Travel Guide.
Amelia Island has festivals and events for every season and scene. Great ways to celebrate the island’s colorful past and present include signature annual events such as Amelia Island Concours Week in March, the Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival in May, and Dickens on Centre in December. Check out our full calendar of events.
Historic Centre Street is the main artery in the heart of downtown Fernandina Beach. Centre Street is eight blocks long and anchored by the city’s harbor. Vintage buildings line the sidewalks where boutiques, restaurants, banks, churches, watering holes, a courthouse, and post office can be found. It’s where the past meets the present.
Downtown Fernandina Beach is made up of 50 very walkable blocks for shopping, dining and entertainment. There are also several nature trails, which are great places to walk or bike. Visit our Nature and Outdoors Travel guide for more information.
In addition to downtown, Amelia Island’s Old Town is also a designated historic district; along with the Amelia Island Lighthouse, the Peck Center and the Oxley-Heard Funeral Home, which are individually designated historic district sites.