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    Noble Tide

    Noble Tide

    5.0(1 review)
    0.1 mi

    The owner is so lovely and very knowledgeable. I had been searching far and wide for a scent to…read morecall my own. I walked away with the most amazing perfume! I don't live in Amelia island but I would make a special trip here just to get perfume.

    From the owner: Noble Tide Perfumery & Rare Cargo was created to share the vast riches of artisan perfumery in a…read morerelaxed and friendly space. Most of our lines are not available outside of New York, Paris, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and other large markets. We are located inside The Beauty Bar in downtown Fernandina Beach. We will help you fragrance your wedding, special occasion, and find the perfect daily scent that stirs your soul. Perfume is the accessory that you feel and experience. Fragrances and other rare cargo sourced from ethically run small perfume houses worldwide are our specialties. We feature independent manufacturers with the highest quality and raw material standards. Private consultations are available to select your personal fragrances and event gifts. Contact us to check availability. Noble Tide also provides a platform for emerging perfumers worldwide and artisans from Amelia Island. Capturing the spirit of the sea and island lifestyle is something we love to share with the world. Noble Tide offers a carefully curated selection of perfume, cologne, and luxury gifts. We ship throughout the United States. International shipping will be available in the future. Brands: Tobali Japan, Zoologist, Imaginary Authors, Goldfield & Banks Australia, Thorn & Bloom, Auphorie, Mandalina Turkish Towels

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    Amelia Island Historic District

    Amelia Island Historic District

    4.8(19 reviews)
    0.2 mi
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    This is a really cool area to walk around and explore while on Amelia Island. There are tons of…read morerestaurants, bars, gift shops, and art galleries within 50 blocks. The buildings have such beautiful architecture. They have a courthouse, post office, and a hotel that were built over a hundred years ago. The Palace Saloon is Florida's oldest bar. There is also a lighthouse nearby the district. My favorite thing to do was to grab a cup of coffee and walk in and out of gift shops. I also took strolls along the seaport and watched the boats go by. If you want to know more about the area, you can visit the Amelia Island Museum of History to learn more about its history. For food, there are plenty of dining options within the historic district. I highly recommend eating at the Salty Pelican. The Farmers Market runs every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

    This has become my go to for bringing family and friends- the historic district is packed full of…read moregreat food, drinks, shopping and history. I'm still exploring and finding new businesses to fall in love with. I can say there is plenty I love about Amelia Island. Marlin & Barrel Distillery- Blueberry Lemon Zest Vodka Salty Pelican- tuna nachos AIBC- giant soft pretzel and excellent fish-n-chips Paisley Grace Makery- all your crafty needs Twisted Sisters - great home decor and gifts The Decantery- amazing craft cocktails in a lush bar The Principal's Office- fun twist on an old school! Bar in the principals office Timoti's- love their chowder and calamari Art on Centre- unique art from local artists Tasty's- burgers, dogs, fries and more Trailer Park Collectibles- my go to antique shop Cinnamon Bear Country Store (& Ice Cream)- gift shop and ice cream! The Spice & Tea Exchange- try the Florida blend Fort Clinch- for you history nerds And so many more businesses! Quieter than other tourist towns, just more laid back!

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    Amelia Island Museum of History - Recreation of a jail cell

    Amelia Island Museum of History

    4.4(43 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    If you're a history lover and in the area, you can't miss the Amelia Island Museum of History -…read morewhich is housed in the old historic jail building. THe museum itself isn't the largest but you'll be very surprised at just how much has gone down on this small island on the edge of the Georgia/Florida state line. If it's any indication of just how tumultuous this area was - 7 distinct flags have flown over the island throughout written history. From natives to pirates to Spaniards and Confederates and everyone in between - there's a lot more to Amelia Island than just million dollar beach homes and waterside dining. Admission is $10 for adults. Make sure that you arrive with enough time to enjoy one of the complimentary docent tours. It's included with your museum admission so to not take advantage is a big missed opportunity. The tour we had lasted over 1 hour and in that time our guide covered essentially most things you would learn from reading the exhibit displays but with added insight. As an added bonus, there is a parking lot attached to the museum and plenty of street parking as well. I'd recommend starting your Amelia Island vacation with a trip to the museum so you can appreciate the historical footsteps you're walking in while on the island.

    Worth a stop if you want to learn the history of beautiful Amelia island !…read more The Amelia Island Museum of History offers a well done look at the island's past, from the Timucua Indians to Spanish and French explorers and even pirates. The exhibits are interesting and well presented, with videos and displays that make the history come to life ! There is a docent led tour, which is included with admission. Tours run Monday-Saturday at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., and Sundays at 2 p.m., and they add great context and storytelling to the exhibits. Fun extras: there's a pressed penny machine for collectors and a passport stamps if you're tracking your travels. There's also a nicely stocked gift shop . Plan to spend at least 30 minutes here, though history lovers could easily stay longer depending on how much reading you want to do. Plenty of parking makes the visit even easier.

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