The Inn on the Oceanfront

The Amelia Oceanfront Bed & Breakfast is a charming, historic house nestled in the dunes of the Atlantic shoreline on Amelia Island, the first barrier island in North East Florida. The inn offers six spacious beautiful oceanfront guest suites decorated in eclectic beach cottage style. The Amelia Oceanfront Bed and Breakfast is different from other B & B’s in that the innkeepers live caddy corner across the street from the Inn, rather than in inhouse quarters, giving guests complete privacy.

You can spot shrimp boats on their daily haul from our oceanfront deck or you can take a energizing sunrise walk on the beach and enjoy the search for seashells and sharks teeth. The beach is just two steps away from your back door.

For more fun off the beach you can explore the wonders of Amelia Island: the historic district, the shrimpers, golf, tennis, fine dining, and so much more. Learn about the late Victorian era through a walking architecture tour in downtown Fernandina Beach. Bicycling around out lovely barrier island can be the perfect way to see everything! Fort Clinch State Park offers a historical tour and a great view of the lighthouse as well as trails through the magical beach forest, dunes and sea marshes.

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Amelia Island is the first island in Florida when coming south out of Georgia. The island is 15 miles long at 2 miles wide at its widest point. The Atlantic coast is one 15 mile long beautiful beach.Amelia Island, also called the Island of Eight flags has a rich history in trade and piracy and the Victorian Historic Districts offers many shops and restaurants. There are numerous bike routes on Amelia, a large number of golf courses and other outdoor activities and the island is host to many festivals (shrimp-blues-nature-book-film-jazz-garden-southern tailgate etc) and sporting events. Cumberland Island to the North is a 30 minutes ferry boat ride away, St. Augustine is 54 miles to the South and the historic city of Savannah is 110 miles to the north. Even Orlando with all its attractions is only 2-1/2 hours by car, leaving Amelia Island pristine, quiet and relaxed.

shark teeth collecting, dolphin watching, hammock