Amelia Island Private Boat Charter
Up to 6 People 2 Hours ($125 /additional hour)Complimentary Photography Included
904-500-8687 [email protected]
Mon–Sun 7am–9pm ET
Activity
Sunset Nature Tour
Price:
$300/Boat
($125 /additional hour)
Destination
Amelia & Cumberland Islands
Tour Length
2 hours and beyond
Max occupancy
6 people
WITH ANY QUESTIONS
Highlights
- Manatee, Dolphin, Birds, Wild Horses, Fiddler Crabs, Pelicans
- BYOB. Food and Drinks
- Perfect for Photographers
Overview
Our Amelia Island Private Charter Boat.
We have several options for a custom adventure for your family and friends.
This allows our guests to put together an adventure that is a little “off the menu.” Popular with photographers who want to take their time to find wildlife or families looking to venue off the beaten path.
Destinations include Cumberland Island, Jekyll Island, Kingsley Plantation, and Saint Mary’s.
Tour Schedule
Departure Times
When booking online tour meeting times will be shown for the day you choose.
Meeting Location
1620 N 14th St, Fernandina Beach, Florida 32034
Tour Reviews
Complimentary Photography
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Call 904-500-8687 to Plan Your Adventure
Visit Our Shop
432 South 8th Street
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
Leave No Trace
We at Amelia Adventures are proud to practice Leave No Trace outdoor ethics.
This means that we encourage and teach our guests to take only photos and leave only footprints. But Leave No Trace is much more than that – it is a lifestyle that instills values and respect for our environment and our world.
We respect our local wildlife and ask that our guests enjoy observing animals, reptiles, and birds in their natural habitat, but always let them be, as nature intended.
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