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A group of people are silhouetted on a beach at sunset. Two inset images show hands holding fossils: one holds a shell fossil and the other holds a large shark tooth, with the ocean in the background.

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour
North Beach Park 1230 N Fletcher Avenue, Fernandina Beach

Amelia Island is famous for its million-year-old fossils including shark teeth, pectens (rare & elusive fossil scallop shells), and bones from megafauna like megalodons, mammoths, and giant beavers. Artifacts from […]

$99

A young child wearing a helmet and protective gear skateboards on a ramp at an outdoor skate park, with palm trees, cars, and people in the background under a clear blue sky.

4th Annual Sprng Flng Wheeled Thng

Main Beach Park 32 N Fletcher Ave, Fernandina Beach

The 4th Annual Sprng Flng Wheeled Thng is a competition for all wheeled events, such as skateboards, bikes, scooters, inline skates, etc. It will take place on Saturday, May 9th, […]

A group of people are silhouetted on a beach at sunset. Two inset images show hands holding fossils: one holds a shell fossil and the other holds a large shark tooth, with the ocean in the background.

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour
North Beach Park 1230 N Fletcher Avenue, Fernandina Beach

Amelia Island is famous for its million-year-old fossils including shark teeth, pectens (rare & elusive fossil scallop shells), and bones from megafauna like megalodons, mammoths, and giant beavers. Artifacts from […]

$99

A group of people are silhouetted on a beach at sunset. Two inset images show hands holding fossils: one holds a shell fossil and the other holds a large shark tooth, with the ocean in the background.

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour
North Beach Park 1230 N Fletcher Avenue, Fernandina Beach

Amelia Island is famous for its million-year-old fossils including shark teeth, pectens (rare & elusive fossil scallop shells), and bones from megafauna like megalodons, mammoths, and giant beavers. Artifacts from […]

$99

A group of people are silhouetted on a beach at sunset. Two inset images show hands holding fossils: one holds a shell fossil and the other holds a large shark tooth, with the ocean in the background.

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour
North Beach Park 1230 N Fletcher Avenue, Fernandina Beach

Amelia Island is famous for its million-year-old fossils including shark teeth, pectens (rare & elusive fossil scallop shells), and bones from megafauna like megalodons, mammoths, and giant beavers. Artifacts from […]

$99

A group of people are silhouetted on a beach at sunset. Two inset images show hands holding fossils: one holds a shell fossil and the other holds a large shark tooth, with the ocean in the background.

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour
North Beach Park 1230 N Fletcher Avenue, Fernandina Beach

Amelia Island is famous for its million-year-old fossils including shark teeth, pectens (rare & elusive fossil scallop shells), and bones from megafauna like megalodons, mammoths, and giant beavers. Artifacts from […]

$99

A group of people are silhouetted on a beach at sunset. Two inset images show hands holding fossils: one holds a shell fossil and the other holds a large shark tooth, with the ocean in the background.

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour
North Beach Park 1230 N Fletcher Avenue, Fernandina Beach

Amelia Island is famous for its million-year-old fossils including shark teeth, pectens (rare & elusive fossil scallop shells), and bones from megafauna like megalodons, mammoths, and giant beavers. Artifacts from […]

$99

A group of people are silhouetted on a beach at sunset. Two inset images show hands holding fossils: one holds a shell fossil and the other holds a large shark tooth, with the ocean in the background.

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour

Shark Tooth & More Eco-tour
North Beach Park 1230 N Fletcher Avenue, Fernandina Beach

Amelia Island is famous for its million-year-old fossils including shark teeth, pectens (rare & elusive fossil scallop shells), and bones from megafauna like megalodons, mammoths, and giant beavers. Artifacts from […]

$99