Tourism Feature Article. . . Historic Treasure, the Amelia Island Lighthouse One of the most historic local landmarks is the Amelia Island lighthouse, perched high on a bluff above Egans Creek.  If you'd like to see Florida's oldest lighthouse, then book a tour to visit the grounds of Amelia Island's lighthouse in Fernandina Beach, Florida, built in 1839.  The unique location of the lighthouse, being three quarters of a mile inland (more sheltered from inclement weather), has helped preserve the structure.  In fact, it is the furthest inland lighthouse in Florida. Continue reading article in eMagazine...

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LOCATION -- Amelia Island, Florida is home to the city of Fernandina Beach in Nassau County, Florida 32034. Other areas of Nassau County on the mainland include Yulee, Callahan and Hilliard. Amelia Island is just 30 minutes north of Jacksonville, Florida and in close proximity to St. Marys, Georgia.

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Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival Watch Video A barrier island on Florida's northeast coast, Amelia Island is home to Fernandina Beach, a Victorian-era seaport offering 55-block historic district, walking tours, the Amelia Island Museum of History, and lovely bed & breakfast inns. Enjoy 13 miles of Atlantic coast beaches, Amelia Island's peaceful nature via eco-tours, and magnificent Fort Clinch State Park. Visit the oldest lighthouse in the state of Florida, the Amelia Island lighthouse. Along historic Centre Street in Fernandina Beach, spend time browsing art galleries, antique shops, boutiques and experience Amelia Island's fine dining. Enjoy luxury oceanfront resorts, Amelia Island Plantation, Amelia Island Ritz-Carlton, with spas and golf courses. The city of Fernandina golf course also offers to the public 27 holes of golf. Amelia Island is a maritime paradise, with boating and fishing a favorite pastime. Visit the Fernandina Harbor Marina for charter boats and tours available to explore the Amelia Island area by water. Enter Travel Guide... Emagazine archives online dating back to 2001. Hundreds of articles about Amelia Island. Click here for SEARCH BOX by key word. Real Estate Section If you're interested in the Amelia Island real estate market, read Amelia Island real estate articles covering Amelia Island real estate market trends in eMagazine section.

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