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Amelia Island Plantation
What to expect: Encompassing 1,350 acres, this self-contained resort comprises hotel rooms and privately owned condo-style villas. Guests can rent bikes and motorized golf carts to get around the vast grounds, or take the resort’s tram service. The wide range of activities and scheduled events keep all ages entertained. This family-friendly resort offers children’s menus in all restaurants.
Amenity highlights: Facing 3.5 miles of Atlantic Ocean beach, Amelia Island Plantation is home to the acclaimed Oak Marsh, Ocean Links, Amelia River, and Long Point golf courses. Shaded by live oak trees, the renowned 23-court Racquet Park offers clinics and lessons (surcharges). A full-service spa and salon (surcharge), health club, 20 pools, nine restaurants, nature and Segway tours, and upscale shops are also on site.
Insider tip: Historic Fernandina Beach, nine miles from the resort, is the only United States city that has been under the domain of eight national flags. A visit to the Amelia Island Museum of History yields more information about this Victorian seaside village.
The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island
On a barrier reef off the northeast coast of Florida, this 444-room, eight-story hotel sits between an 18-hole PGA championship golf course and 1.5 miles of Atlantic beach. Guests relax at Eight, the contemporary sports lounge where they can play pool or relax and watch the game. Guests can also unwind at the end of the day in the Lobby Bar and Lounge with live music seven nights a week.
