My daughter and I did a tour when we stayed in Fernandina and our tour guide, Colleen, was amazing…read more She was extremely knowledgeable and made the tour very exciting. If we are ever in that area again we will definitely book another tour with her.

My fiance and I were going to visit Amelia Island, and we decided to book a ghost tour for our…read morefirst night. 20 minutes before the tour was supposed to start we got a text saying that there weren't enough people to run the tour so they canceled us. I had asked if there was a possibility that they might go the next day and they said yes so we asked them to hold our reservation for a day and see if we could still get the tour. The tour company refused to do the tour if there was only two people and I just thought that was a bad way to do business. They did refund the money.

We were lucky to go on this tour Our guide was so nice and…read morehad cool historical facts to share Love this town and glad I booked this

We went on a ride in April 2025 and we loved it and will do it again. The driver was engaging,…read more informative and he knew everything about AI (and we also think he knows everybody in AI too by the way he shouted out hellos to dozens of local people.) I highly recommend this ride, we're going again next year. I wish I could remember this name, he was great.

So I don't even know where to start because this tour was just that great ! Mr.Ron filled us with…read moreall sorts of history about the island all when we thought we had uncovered it all he proved us wrong ! It's great to get a perspective from someone from here that you can tell truly loves Amelia's island/American beach and its history . You can hear and see the joy in his voice and face when telling stories etc .Mr. Ron made this tour super personable to the point we even stopped by one of his friends house Miss.Martha who wrote a book on American Beach and she also wrote a recipe book , myself and my friend supported by purchasing her books she was a very interesting person with a story to tell as well . Oh yeah for laugh and giggles he even took us by the house from the pippi long stocking movie . Let me tell you anyone that comes to Amelia's Islands you will be doing yourself a disservice if you don't book a tour with Coast One Tours!

Wonderful Horseless carriage!…read moreSo glad they don't have horses Pleasant ride Wonderful guide Loved it/!

The tour guide was friendly, had a great sense of humor and was very knowable about the…read morearea--including the bonus of recommending good places to eat, We learned so much fascinating history of the island and various houses and businesses in the historical district. What a nice way to get to see everything. I'd definitely recommend it!

Marisol was an amazing host and guide throughout our food journey in Amelia Island on a HOT…read moreSaturday afternoon! I would definitely recommend booking with her to gain some insight into the history of the island and get an introduction to the "off Center Street" experiences. She worked with me to provide options for private tour & delivered us to our next location without any problems. Hola Cuban Coffee Shop. The Palace Saloon. The Green Turtle. The Arte. Cafe Kariboo. Duck Pinz. The Decantery. The Florida Inn. Center Street.

Had a great time exploring Amelia Island with all our new friends (because that is what they…read morebecame!)! Tour was informative and fun and the food and drinks were amazing! SO much food-seriously do not eat lunch before going on this tour! Stopped at 2 restaurants and were given full meals and drinks, also stopped at 2 taverns for cocktails. Tour guide did a great job pointing out different landmarks and such as we walked around town. This was the perfect way to start out our weekend in Amelia Island! Highly recommend!

This tour really helped add context to my visit to Cumberland Island. I knew it was an island…read morepreviously inhabited by rich people, ending with the main mansion crumbling in flames and arson, as well as a herd of wild horses left over from Spaniard and gilded age times. But Deb, our guide, added a lot of color to each character, and she educated us on the island, the ecology, and basic science (Deb is a connoisseur of science and history). I learned about the life cycle of the horses, what brackish water means, and the basic rhythms of the islands. I learned about how the enslaved people on the island lived, and about the park service and their mission. The tour is about 2.5 hours and covers about a mile over flat ground. It doesn't take you to the beach, so you need to plan for that before or after. You do get to see plenty of horses. The tour costs 42.40 and doesn't include ferry costs (around 20 bucks each way, 45.20 total both ways with taxes and fees). Deb was engaging, fun, educational, and gave us plenty of time to stroll, with plenty of rest breaks too. I had a little trouble finding the group (there were only three of us, so that was also a treat), and she called me to make sure the group didn't leave without me. I came to the island way before the tour and considered skipping it because I had made it to the beach and thought about just staying on the beach. What more could a tour of the ruins give me? I had already seen them. But I trudged back to the dock to meet the tour, and so glad I did. The tour enhanced my visit so much. I got to learn of debutants, rich playboys, lusty affairs, community gossip, and more. There is a different tour with a different company that is a six hour tour on a van. It all depends on what you are looking for, but I knew this tour would fit me much better. Thanks, Deb, and Molly's Old South Tours!

had a walking tourr of cumberland island. Tour guide Deb was very informative although must say…read moreshe was critical of people of wealth and the guilded age. Tour is worth it -- saw wild horses and that made it.

the best company to experience to make a trip to Punta Cana with friends or family. we enjoy the…read moreATV tours adventures at Miches. Thanks again Michael for this lovely expeerience in Miches. we will come back soon.

Lisa, owner/operator and guide is a native of San Marco and happily shares her unique and quirky…read morepart of Jacksonville with everyone through food and drinks! Do book a tour with her and learn about the area - the architecture and of course sample some the finest dishes these restaurants, bars, breweries or food trucks have to offer! Aardwolf ... ice house for railroads Then, a tile company. Now a brewery! Chica King - food truck. Taverna ... delicious Italian food. HH ... margarita pizza & Rita' drinks. Grape & Grain Exchange ... redneck cheese plate & bartender's specialty ... hibiscus infused alcohol with honey & more ... secret recipe!! Seafood Island Bar & Grille ... traditional margaritas with fish bites, corn nuggets, coconut shrimp & fried pickles!

Lisa & Rick Kiral took our group (all Jacksonville residents) on a tour of San Marco, and…read moreintroduced us to restaurants, shops and food we didn't know were there! We also learned a bit about local history. If you're a foodie, we ate tacos, fried chicken, seafood, açaí bowl, middle eastern flatbread and chocolate! It was like eating 3 lunches, dessert & a snack in one afternoon. Can't say which was my favorite - you'll just have to take the tour and decide for yourself! Lisa & Rick make you feel like you're their guests & try to accommodate your every need - best hosts ever!