
Fort Clinch State Park
State park at the northern tip of the island, about 3 km by road from downtown, with Fort Clinch inside. Entry is $6 per vehicle or $2 per pedestrian or cyclist, plus $2.50 per person to enter the fort.

Amelia Island is in north-east Florida, where the river winds through the heart of Fernandina Beach, a Victorian seaport and the island's main town. More about Amelia Island →

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Distances here are measured from the downtown waterfront of Fernandina Beach, by the harbor marina. Centre Street and the Palace Saloon are about a minute's walk away, Fort Clinch State Park is about 3 km by road, and Jacksonville International Airport is about 43 km away.
43 km · 35–55 min by car
Jacksonville International Airport is the nearest major airport, south-west of the island, a 43 km drive of about 35-55 minutes depending on traffic.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Centre Street and the Palace Saloon are a minute's walk from the downtown waterfront. Jacksonville International Airport is about 35 to 55 minutes away by road. No official taxi fare is published.

Amelia Island is in north-east Florida, where the river winds through the heart of Fernandina Beach, a Victorian seaport and the island's main town. Its historic district of restored brick buildings along Centre Street has shops, galleries and restaurants, and Fort Clinch State Park lies at the northern tip of the island. Small coastal ships start and end cruises here.

State park at the northern tip of the island, about 3 km by road from downtown, with Fort Clinch inside. Entry is $6 per vehicle or $2 per pedestrian or cyclist, plus $2.50 per person to enter the fort.

The island's history museum, in the historic district of Fernandina Beach. Admission, which includes a docent-led tour, is $10 for adults.

Fernandina Beach's main street runs inland from the waterfront, lined with restored brick buildings, shops, galleries and restaurants. The Palace Saloon is a minute's walk from the harbor marina. Strolling the district is free.

The island's lighthouse, about 3 km by road from downtown. The city runs guided tours costing $10 for adults; book through the City of Fernandina Beach.