Amelia Island Plantation

Amelia Island Plantation covers 1,350 secluded acres between the beaches of the Atlantic and the tidal marshes of the Intracoastal Waterway. Only 29 miles from Jacksonville International Airport, it was founded in 1971 on a proactive environmentalist vision and still honors that commitment. The resort has been named a AAA Four Diamond Resort for 27 consecutive years and recognized as a “Silver Medal Golf Resort” by Golf Magazine and as an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary System by Audubon International. Its pristine environment also includes a real estate community that offers homes, homesites and villas directly fronting marshland, ocean, fairways and maritime forests. The Ocean course takes you along the beach. Long before eco-resorts became popular, Amelia Island Plantation created a master plan to protect its marshes, dunes and grasslands. A 40-foot-wide strip of natural vegetation borders all its waterways, creating wildlife corridors providing vital forage and cover. The Plantation’s three-plus miles of unspoiled beach and its vast tracts of coastal marsh and woodland remain its prime assets. Alabama,Arizona,California,Colorado,Connecticut,Delaware,Florida,Georgia,Illinois,Indiana,Iowa,Maine,Maryland,Michigan,Minnesota,Mississippi,Missouri,Nevada,New Hampshire,New Jersey,New Mexico,New York,North Carolina,Ohio,Oklahoma,Oregon,Pennsylvania,South Carolina,Tennessee,Texas,Washington, Some features of this website require Javascript to function and/or display correctly. Either your browser does not support Javascript, or support has been disabled. To correctly view this site, please upgrade your browser or enable Javascript support in your browser's preference controls.