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Emma Katherine & Ric

August 28, 2027 • Amelia Island, Florida

Emma Katherine & Ric

August 28, 2027 • Amelia Island, Florida

Things To Do

About Amelia Island

Located in northeastern Florida, Amelia Island offers an unspoiled setting for relaxing and rewarding getaways. Amelia Island is 13 miles long and two miles wide, with preserved park lands at its northern and southern tips, making up nearly ten percent of the entire island! Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, Intracoastal Waterway, strong-currented Nassau Sound and one of the East's largest and deepest inlets - Cumberland Sound - Amelia Island is edged with natural Appalachian quartz beaches and framed by sand dunes as tall as 40 feet.

Treasured for its long stretches of quiet beach, natural beauty, unique history and charming seaport character, Amelia Island is consistently ranked among the best of the best with both the island and its partners winning countless awards.

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Things To Do

SHOPPING

Take a stroll through historic downtown Fernandina Beach, where you’ll find charming boutiques and specialty shops. Favorites include:

Twisted Sister

JJ Cooper

Lindy's Jewelry

Red Otter Outfitters

Fantastic Fudge

Fernandina Beach Farmers Market (Every Saturday from 9AM–1PM)

EXPLORE

The Ritz-Carlton Spa

Treat yourself to a relaxing service at the luxurious spa at The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island.

Fort Clinch State Park

A beautiful coastal park featuring a preserved Civil War–era fort, scenic trails, and miles of beach.

Boneyard Beach

One of the island’s most unique and picturesque beaches, known for its striking driftwood trees.

Amelia Island Golf Club

Enjoy a round of golf on one of the island’s scenic courses. Call 904-277-8015 to reserve a tee time.

Fishing Charters

Experience Amelia Island from the water:

Fish Amelia Island | Angler's Mark

Bike Rentals

Explore the island by bike:

Riptide

BREWERIES & BARS

Green Turtle Tavern

A casual neighborhood bar with a fun local atmosphere.

Mocama Beer Company

A popular craft brewery in a beautifully restored historic building. Try the Cosmico.

PJD'S Beer & Wine Garden

A local hidden gem.

The Decantery

An upscale wine and spirits bar perfect for a relaxed evening drink.

The Principal’s Office Bar

A unique cocktail bar located inside a historic schoolhouse.

RESTAURANTS

Amelia Island offers fantastic dining both downtown and along the coast. Some local favorites include:

Aloha Bagel & Deli

Coffee, bagels, and sandwiches in a colorful island-style shack.

Bar Zin

Tapas-style dining with wines from around the world.

Burlingame

Seasonal menus featuring fresh, local ingredients.

Café Karibo

A beloved local spot with a beautiful outdoor patio.

David’s Restaurant & Lounge

Fine dining featuring fresh seafood.

España

Authentic Spanish tapas with a lively patio.

Holy Grounds Coffee House

A cozy coffee shop perfect for starting the day.

Indigo

Southern coastal cuisine with local flavors.

Lagniappe

French Creole traditions with Southern influences.

Leddy’s Porch

A must-visit brunch spot on weekend mornings.

Mezcal Spirit of Oaxaca

Traditional Mexican cuisine in downtown Fernandina.

Salty Pelican Bar & Grill

Casual waterfront dining with harbor views.

The Boat House

Relaxing atmosphere offering live music, shareable dishes, and refreshing cocktails.

Timoti’s Seafood Shak

A local favorite serving wild-caught seafood in a laid-back outdoor setting.

RESTAURANTS ON PROPERTY AT THE RITZ-CARLTON

Coast

Coastal casual cuisine. Check out the outdoor terrace that showcases the beauty of Amelia Island.

Coquina

Inspired by the island's time as a Spanish territory featuring ceviche, tapas and sangrias overlooking the ocean.

First Drop

Coffee, breakfast, lunch, and carry away items.

Salt

Signature seafood restaurant where food is carefully seasoned and artfully presented. More than 40 salts from around the world add depth to each dish.

The Lobby Bar

Sushi, unique charcuterie boards, custom infusions and expert mixology. Be sure to ask for the signature Old Fashioned (smokes elaborately) or the First Call (small batch bourbon made in-house).

Tidewater Grill

Casual dinner

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