








AMELIA ISLAND
FERNANDINA BEACH, FL
GROCERY STORES
THINGS TO DO | ATTRACTIONS
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Amelia Island Historic District (variety of shops)
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Amelia Island Welcome Center
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Amelia Island State Park
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Fort Clinch State Park
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George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park
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Amelia Family Fishing Charters
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Semper Fi Charters
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AC Charters Inc.
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Flounder Gigging Charters
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Big Fin Charters
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Fish Amelia Island
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Amelia River Cruises & Charters
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Windward Sailing
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Backwater Cat Adventure
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Riptide Water Sports Rentals and Tours
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Amelia Island Kayak Excursions
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Florida Adventure Sports
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Amelia Island Horseback Riding
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Amelia Island Museum of History
GOLF CLUBS
BEACHES
RESTAURANTS | FOOD
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Denucci’s Ice Cream
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Nana Teresa's Bake Shop
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Sandbar
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Ciao Italian Eatery
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Coastal Pizza
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Cucina South
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Marche' Burette *highly recommend - right in the neighborhood
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Baxter's Grille
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Sliders
AREA SHOPS
WALK-IN CLINIC
LOCAL EVENTS
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The Amelia Concours d' Elegance
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Wild America Nature Festival
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Dickens on Centre Festival
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Sounds on Centre
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Fish to Fork
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Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival
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Amelia Island Dance Festival
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Les DeMerle Amelia Isalnd Jazz Festival
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Northeast Florida Fair
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Amelia Island Half Marathon
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Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival
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Amelia Island Opera
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Right Whale Festival
WHY VISIT AMELIA ISLAND
Summer Beach, located on the southern end of beautiful Amelia Island, offers a prime location that perfectly balances peaceful beachfront living with easy access to the island’s best attractions, dining, and outdoor adventures. Here are some compelling reasons to choose this area for your next luxury getaway:
1. Unparalleled Beach Access & Resort-Style Convenience
Enjoy one of the island’s most desirable beach communities with wide, pristine Atlantic shores just steps away. The private resort neighborhood beach is a relaxed 5-minute walk, with a convenient side-terrace shortcut. The massive resort-style pool is practically in your backyard (just 10 yards away), complete with loungers, tables, chairs, and on-site bathrooms which is ideal for low-effort, high-relaxation days.
2. World-Class Outdoor Adventures
Fort Clinch State Park is nearby for historic fort tours, hiking, biking, and shark tooth hunting on the beach. Kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, and eco-tours through marshes and waterways where you can spot dolphins, manatees, and birds. Horseback riding on the beach at sunset, a signature Amelia Island experience. Bike rentals make it easy to explore the island’s trails, including the scenic Egan’s Creek Greenway.
3. Charming Historic Fernandina Beach
Just a short drive (or bike ride) north lies the vibrant historic district of Fernandina Beach, filled with Victorian architecture, unique shops, art galleries, and lively events. Stroll Centre Street for boutique shopping, live music, and a true “Old Florida” charm with a Southern accent.
4. Exceptional Dining Scene
Amelia Island boasts a surprising variety of excellent restaurants within easy reach: Fresh Seafood: Timoti’s Seafood Shak (casual favorites like lobster rolls and blackened shrimp), Salt Life Food Shack, and The Salty Pelican (harbor views and sunset dining).Upscale & Unique: España (Spanish tapas), Wicked Bao (creative Asian street food), The Patio at 5th & Ash (outdoor dining with live music), Café Karibo, and Mezcal for craft cocktails. Casual & Family-Friendly: Plenty of options with playgrounds and relaxed vibes, plus gourmet touches like fresh local catches and waterfront dining.
5. Romantic, Family-Friendly & Pet-Friendly Vibes
Perfect for couples with romantic sunset cruises, hot tub evenings, and private terrace fireplaces.Families love the abundance of kids’ activities, beach toys, bikes, and nearby mini-golf or bowling.Pet lovers appreciate the dog-friendly beaches and provide amenities for furry guests.
6. Rich History & Unique Character
Amelia Island is the only U.S. location to have flown eight different flags, a fascinating history you can explore through museums, forts, and guided tours. Year-round events, from the Isle of 8 Flags Shrimp Festival to arts and cultural happenings, add extra magic to your stay. Whether you’re seeking total relaxation in a tropical paradise, active outdoor exploration, or indulgent coastal cuisine, Summer Beach on Amelia Island delivers an elevated, convenient, and unforgettable experience. Its blend of seclusion and accessibility makes it one of the most sought-after spots on this “hidden gem” island.

THINGS TO DO | ATTRACTIONS
GROCERY STORES
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Aldi (463689 State Rd 200, Yulee, FL 32097)
RESTAURANTS | FOOD
AREA SHOPS
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Hagan Ace Hardware (fishing/boating gear)
*this is a very spread out city - FYI
THINGS TO DO | ATTRACTIONS
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Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
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Riverside Arts Market
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Big Talbot Island State Park
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Kona Skate Park
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Julington Durbin Creek Nature Preserve
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Oceanfront Park
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Cummer Museum of Art & Garden
BEACHES




THINGS TO DO | ATTRACTIONS
RESTAURANTS | FOOD
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Jalen's Bar-B-Q & Grille
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Dap's Kitchen and Grill
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Kubs Coffee & Eclectibles
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Kubs Coffee & What Not Shop
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Swampfire Backwoods Bistro
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Quick-Chic of Folkston

