Stop in the nation's oldest city, for the ocean vistas, in the nature preserves and parks and, finally, on the Isle of Eight Flags. One of the hundreds of reasons I love living in Florida is that I can hit the road any time of the year. When I have a desire to ride a remote two-lane that blazes…
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By Kara Franker Picture rolling sand dunes that spill onto a crystal sand beach where royal blue waves of the Atlantic Ocean crash against the shore. It can be yours in an Amelia Island wedding. A small barrier island located in the northeastern-most corner of Florida, Amelia Island is a pristine…
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By Hilda Mitrani A winding and oak-laden road leads to Amelia Island. At night, it is several steps beyond pretty as the forest envelopes you. When I arrived at Fairbanks House, I was thoroughly enchanted by the vision before me, and initially sat in the car gazing at this immense Victorian abode…
Read MoreOn Amelia Island, your whole gang can enjoy a fun outing with Kayak Amelia on their three-hour kayaking tour. The tour explores a quietly beautiful salt marsh, the most productive ecosystem on the entire planet, brimming with wildlife like manatees, dolphin, mullet, birds and turtles. A…
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Can technology and nature live in harmony? You bet! Kayak Amelia in northeast Florida combines the fun of a Segway with the tranquility of a nature tour. Want a unique experience on a one-of-a-kind nature tour in Florida? A Segway is a two-wheeled, self-balancing transportation device designed to…
Read MoreYour guide to Jacksonville, Amelia Island and other area beaches. Editor's note: Florida beaches and parks are listed geographically from north to south. In this northeast corner of the state you'll find peaceful, wide beaches lined with high sand dunes. If you are a nature lover, there are…
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By Kara Franker From its beautiful beaches to its historic brick streets, there is a wealth of things to do in Amelia Island. On a recent trip to the island located in Northern Florida, I spent some time exploring the sites and natural beauty…
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By Hilda Mitrani The Amelia Island Museum of History tells of the eight different flags that have flown over Amelia Island since May of 1562, when explorer Jen Ribault claimed it for France. He gave the area the name Isle of Mai and named the St. Mary’s River, which divides Florida and Georgia…
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CYCLEHERE MEDIA Located just off the coast of northeast Florida, Amelia Island is easy to reach, but hard to forget. With 13 miles of beautiful beaches, abundant native wildlife, and pristine waters, this barrier island has long been a beloved destination for visitors and residents alike…
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These Amelia Island images will give you a glimpse of its 13 miles of pristine beaches, abundant wildlife, historic sites and the charming village of Fernandina Beach. By Lauren Tjaden When you arrive on the barrier island of Amelia Island, something funny happens. It’s as if the whole world has…
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