Fernandina Beach/ Amelia Island Beach Tips and Travel Guide

Visiting the beaches of Fernandina Beach on beautiful Amelia Island? Check out all our tips to make it a great day. From shark teeth, surfing, restaurants, bathrooms, picnic tables, handicap accessibility, parking, pavilions and so much more. This video will answer all your questions. Located just north of Jacksonville Florida, Amelia Island is a barrier island on the Atlantic Ocean with 13 miles of gorgeous beaches.

[mojarnugget]

The best video on Fernandina/Amelia ever made! Thanks!

[Matthew]

I loved this place i have a condo here it’s really underrated for its Beauty

[heididaniel]

Great Video! Loved how you included information for wheelchair access thankyou

[eh]

We will be coming down from Dublin, GA next weekend. Our base of operations for the long weekend will be on St Simons Island, GA....So me and my hubby plan to come down and do some shark teeth hunting and check out Ft Clinch and downtown Amelia Island/Fernandina Beach area...Just a day trip to this area then back up to St Simons Island/Jekyll Island for the duration of our trip...There is a shark tooth beach on Jekyll Island but I don't believe the teeth are as varied as this location, we will see. Very informative video for our first visit to the area. Thanks

[MicheleDiehl]

We were just here and probably won’t be back again. We stayed on Fernandina Beach and drove into town to eat

[heathermkdg]

Which area tends to have the most shells?

[keithstone]

Good vid. The music bed could be a little softer though.

[DavidWilsoninnefl]

Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach are absolute gems in Florida's First Coast. There are a plethora of family friendly places to visit. One place to avoid, however, is Alvin's Island on Sadler Road. They are hostile to U.S. military veterans. They openly support a draft-dodging convicted felon who refers to WWII veterans as "suckers" and "losers."

The business is a disgrace to decent, honor-bound heroes that gave the ultimate sacrifice to their country. There are plenty of other businesses on Amelia Island and in Fernandina Beach that show their respect for those who honorably served their country.