With lots of cultural and vacation activities, societal groups, and an outstanding golf course and marina, it presents something for the whole family.

Fernandina Beach is a city located in Nassau County in the state of United States on Amelia Island. The region was first occupied by the Timucuan Indian tribe. Being "Isle of 8 Flags", it had flags over it since 1562. It is the only metropolis in the United States that has flown eight different state-run flags.

According to census 2000, its population was stated as 10,549. As of 2004, the population as then measured by the U.S. Census Bureau that was 11,241. It is the region place of Nassau County.

Geographically speaking Fernandina Beach is situated at 30°40′10″N and 81°27′42″W. According to the United States Census Bureau, the city possesses whole area of 27.8 km² that carries all land. Demographically speaking, 2000 consensus says that there were 10,549 citizens, 4,525 homes and 2,941 family units living in the city. The population thickness was 984.4 people per square mile. There were 5,588 accommodation units at an average thickness of 201.3/km². The ethnic structure of the city was:

•    81.54% White
•    16.19% African American
•    0.27% Native American
•    Hispanic or Latino of any race was 2.33% of the population
•    0.59% Asian,
•    0.06% Pacific Islander
•    0.51% other races
•    0.83% two or more races.

There were four thousand five hundred households out of which twenty three point eight percent had children under the age of eighteen living with them; forty nine points for percent were married couples living together.

Fernandina Beach is full of natural beauty; Amelia Island is a heaven apart from the very busy and hectic life of everyday. Leisurely walk historic streets and laze around in the glory of turn of the century architecture and you will find that every turn brings a new marvel to behold and a new tale to tell.

You won't need a biology degree to be astonished by the wealth of the Amelia Island's original nature. Consisting of quite a few different ecosystems, the island is residence to such alien and gorgeous flora as the Sea Lavender, Sea Oat and the majestic Live Oak.

For the history polish, Amelia Island offers a profusion of attractions. Wander through downtown Fernandina Beach which is forty blocks of significant businesses and homes. Just north you will discover some of Florida's most stylish Victorian homes and a small drive on Fourteenth Street will get you to Old Towne, the unique site of Fernandina Beach.

For your ease and security, this place spared little cost to bring you top of the line carriages and well skilled horses. Its drivers have over thirty years of collective experience. Exit locations are the corner of South 2nd and Ash Streets.   
 
A visit to this fantastic beach is unfinished without a tour of our attractive waterways. Amelia River Cruises and Charters offer lots of opportunities to do just the same. All of its tours are completely narrated and you may travel around the backwaters of Amelia Island, and Cumberland Island, cruise up Egan's Creek to the Amelia Island Lighthouse or use up the day in historic St. Mary's, Georgia.  

You can have Private guided scenery tours throughout the creeks and rivers of Amelia and Cumberland Island. Your own private boat with a well-informed captain provides you way in to the unspoiled loveliness of new areas. You get amazingly close to dolphins, wild horses, birds and a range of areas wildlife.

With lots of cultural and vacation activities, society groups, and an outstanding golf course and marina, it offers great things for the entire family.