Cute shops, good restaurants we also did the Evening boat cruise in river with Captain Pajama Dave which was lovely saw the wild horses on Cumberland Island, learned about the area and the pirate legends More

we spent an afternoon walking around prefer to stay in amelia island and enjoy the beach there More

lots of nice restaurants and shopping. the downtown are is right along the water and has a beautiful marina. the public beach is also very nice. More

A pretty typical collection of restaurants, nice stores and t-shirt shops. Some very good small restaurants and nice Victorian homes. More

This town is great and really grows on you. Very laid back and relaxing beach community. You can park your car anyplace on Centre Street and walk to the nice shops and very interesting restaurants. There are some great antique shops where you can browse for hours. Historic buildings and quaint restaurants. You can take a trolley tour or carriage... More

The three seafood restaurants were, though near each other, all very different and extremely fun. The shops were interesting and we can't wait to go. More

Fernandina Beach has a very restrictive building code that forbids developers from building anything taller than 36 feet, and also forbids them from consolidating lots to build big house or resorts. That effectively protects the small island . . . from mega-developers. Going to Fernandina is like to what Palm Beach probably was 80 years ago. More

Love this area - lots of places to hang out and eat near beach More

We drove down to Amelia Island from Washington, DC. We chose Amelia Island for our spring break because it was the most northern Florida Island. We were not disappointed! The water is nice, the beach is large and expansive - and not too crowded! The highlights of our days are the sunrise and sunset - make sure to catch those!... More