CraigCats are like a go-cart on water. You get the opportunity to drive your own boat on a guided tour while also getting to see the waterways of Amelia Island and the surrounding area. You could see dolphins, manatees, wild horses and birds specific to the area. *please note conditions vary and you may get splashed with bumpy conditions **you must be 18 years old to drive and if born after Jan 1, 1988 you must complete the FL Boaters Safety. ***Meeting location: 251 Creekside Drive Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 (C Dock)

The Lofton Creek Kayak Tour is perfect for paddlers of any level, including children and beginners. It’s an intimate nature experience in which participants can expect to get up close and personal with turtles, alligators, snakes, otters, and occasionally, manatees. The terrestrial nature of the forest attracts pileated woodpeckers, red shoulder hawks, and the curious anhinga, sometimes referred to as the “water turkey.” The protected makeup of Lofton Creek means paddling here is “weather resistant” to tumultuous coastal conditions. A south-bound paddle on Lofton Creek provides picturesque marsh views, whereas a north-bound paddle is a more remote, forested experience. The Lofton Creek Kayak Tour is a guaranteed good time for everyone in your group!

Amelia Island is full of rich history, and is the only location in America to have flown 8 independent flags. It’s rich history takes us on a journey through time including the Timucuan Indians who were our first inhabitants as far back as 2000 BC. The flags tell the story of religious struggle and persecution, the effect of Christianity disallowing any other God to be worshiped. The devastating impact of the Revolutionary war on the island and rebels acting in the name of higher power. Smugglers, slave traders and pirates have all had a part to play in the evolution of this Islands growth. This fascinating tour will take you on a journey through time and show you how such a small barrier island has had a major and little know impact on the history of America. Come and join us on a incredible passage through hundreds of years of incredible historical facts.

The Escape Game Jacksonville is located in St. Johns Town Center, an outdoor shopping center with over 175 stores, conveniently close to delicious food, fun entertainment, and popular shopping options. A few of our favorite spots in the area to get a pre-game meal include The Cheesecake Factory, California Pizza Kitchen, and Ted's Montana Grill. Make an entire adventure out on the town and cap off your escape room experience with some ice cream from Kilwins. The Escape Game Jacksonville features 5 one-of-a-kind escape rooms, including our most difficult game, Prison Break. Each immersive adventure holds up to 8 players except for Playground, which can hold up to 12 players. These adventures offer a one-of-a-kind premium experience. Follow clues and solve puzzles to complete your mission together. We offer the best escape rooms and the fastest customer support. Come see why our escape rooms win awards.

This experience is now operated under new ownership. For the most up-to-date availability and offerings, please search Electric Bike Tour Amelia Island & Big Talbot IS (Small Group). A Pedego Electric Bike is the best way to experience all that Amelia Island has to offer. A Pedego is just like a regular bike - only better. You can pedal normally (or not) and get power when you want it. It feels like being a kid again! If our tour times don't work for you, give us a call to inquire about self-guided tours. Note: All participants must be able to ride a bike. You will need to certify before departure that you have safely ridden a bike in the last 5 years.

We are the top rated outdoor, tour, and Watersports company on TripAdvisor for the Amelia Island area. "We love what we do and it is our goal to help our guests have an authentic, fun and informative experience as they explore the natural settings of our area. Kayaking is a wonderful way to get "off the beaten path", and we would be delighted to be a part of your time on the water. Let's Go kayaking!"

Travel & Leisure Magazine recently named Art Bikes a "Top Pick"! This guided tour will take you through Jacksonville's historic neighborhoods, exploring our parks, public art and the St Johns River. We cross over the St Johns River on a brand new pedestrian bridge giving breathtaking views of downtown Jacksonville! Explore several historic districts including Avondale, Riverside, 5 Points, San Marco and downtown. All while riding one of our custom electric Art Bikes, each bike has been created by a local artist. The tour is led by experienced locals who will add entertaining, educational commentary to connect riders with the beauty and history of historic Jacksonville which is home to more buildings on the National Historic Register than any other city in Florida. On Sundays we do Sunday Funday Tours which feature local weekend festivals, breweries and other unique stops.

The most popular kayak trip of the Amelia Island area! Our certified University of Florida Advanced Master Naturalist Guide has curated this tour for you, highlighting all of the best parts of this beautiful wetland area. Our tour of this black water creek is an amazing way to experience the nature of the real Florida. Perfect for beginners yet a gorgeous paddle for even the experienced kayaker, you will be guided through a forested black water tributary of Amelia Island, teeming with wildlife, flora and fauna. Experience easy, calm, lush botanical beauty while kayaking this popular waterway on this 2-hour guided tour.

This is a one-of-a-kind experience riding an electric skateboard on Amelia Island. Not only do you get a chance to visit our beautiful beaches, but you get to do it all while riding the island in style. We occasionally stop mid ride to find shark teeth near the jetties. We'll finish your experience cruising on the beach while everyone watches. Included in your tour at no additional cost will be 4K pictures and videos taken via Gopro by your tour guide. This allows you to fully enjoy the experience while we capture the moments for you.

Explore the historical residential golden years of the 19 century homes. Hear stories about some of our islands characters, the good, bad, and ugly. Hear the stories of fearless pirates, adventurers, mercenaries, native Americans warriors, run away slaves, rum runners,and more. Our tour hopes to bring you to a magical land of the past. A place where the struggle was real along with reward of resilience. An island that was named after a princess, a town named after a king. An island that was occupied eight different times under eight flags. Put on your walking shoes, grab a bottle of water and let's go on a walk down memory lane to a forgotten time, remembered by few.