Boat was clean. The staff was friendly, very entertaining…read moreand knowledgeable. I would highly recommend the tour.​

It was a great day on the water with the Amelia River Cruises & Charters company at the helm…read more It was my first time visiting Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach and wanted to get an overlay of the area and the river cruise seemed like the perfect thing to get an overview of the area. And I wasn't wrong! The tour lasted about 90 minutes (and it leaves promptly FYI) and takes you along the shoreline of Amelia Island - past the shrimping boats and past a Civil War era fort - before heading towards Cumberland Island National Seashore. This is where the true fun of the tour was for me. I had no idea really the history of the island and found it fascinating how the Carnegies and Rockefellers and more of the country's elite used this random Georgia seashore as their private escape. The history of both Cumberland and Amelia Islands is incredibly fascinating and the guides for both the Florida and Georgia sides respectively were well informed and personable. Plus - you'll very likely see a ton of great wildlife throughout including dolphins and wild horses and pigs. It's a great way to spend an afternoon in the area and a fabulous introduction to Cumberland Island National Seashore/Park.

Would not recommend. Was a diaster for my son's rehearsal dinner and wedding. Have tried to contact…read morethem after to get somewhat of a refund and no one responds after they told our coordinator they would "make it right". Use someone else. They are unreliable.

Connie did a great job telling us about the history of Amelia Island. The trolley has an excellent…read moresound system so you hear everything she says. The trolley is also air conditioned which is great when the feel like temperature rises well over 100. The tour started at 1230 and lasted around an hour and a half. This was our first time to Fernandina Beach so it was a great way to see where everything is and to learn things some locals are even unaware of. The tour goes through the Historic District and we were told what was originally there and which things are still there like the Palace Saloon. The Palace Saloon is the oldest continously running bar in the state of Florida. The current mayor is also a part time bartender there. We also discovered many historic homes and learned the stores behind them. One house we went past was built over 100 years ago after it was ordered from the Sears Catalog for $1,000.-. Another highlight was 3 identical houses inside and out built by a guy for his 3 daughters. There are way too many highlights to mention. The cost of the trip for my wife, three kids and myself was only $70. We more than got our money's worth. We were also allowed to bring our 4 month old puppy with us on the trolley. Connie asked the other guests if it was okay to bring her and they said it was ok. So they are pet friendly as long as the other guests are too. Great tour!

The tour I went on was not what I expected and I stated that in my review on another site. Their…read morePublic Relations Manager, Daniel D. came back with a completely nasty, rude and obnoxious response to my review. Among the insults he threw at me was that I "had a misguided fairytale". The guy could not have been more spiteful and loathsome. What PR Manager attacks a customer because they commented a tour wasn't what was expected. If this company condones such deplorable actions by their PR manager I will never go back there. Shame on them for employing someone so unfit for their job.

Excellent tour! A lot of historical information about the island! Daniel was extremely…read moreknowledgeable and entertaining as well! Highly recommend if you want to know the history of Amelia Island! Well worth it!

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.

We had a great time with Captain Ryan. Nice relaxing time cruising to Cumberland Island. This is a…read moremust do when visiting Amelia Island.

From the owner: The only authentic Cruisin Tiki on the water in Fernandina Beach, FL. Come hop on for an experience…read morelike none other.

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!

From the owner: Coast One Tours LLC unveils the rich Black history of Amelia Island, Florida. Guests embark on an…read moreinteractive journey through American Beach featured in 'The Negro Motorist Green Book', a haven for African Americans during segregation. The tour delves into the legacy of the Middle Passage at Fernandina Beach, a documented point of arrival. Led by a passionate guide steeped in the area's heritage, Coast One Tours offers a unique perspective on a significant chapter in American history.

This is such a great and family friendly adventure to do while visiting! It's a must do!!read more

From the owner: Hear the history of Fernandina Beach, and Amelia Island…read more Hear the flags that have claimed our island. Learn about the Railroad and David Yulee. Learn about the families that lived here and the ones that still call it home. Our final destination is a Cemetery. Bring your camera. We offer Private Tours too; call to schedule.

Go Tuk'n was a fantastic choice for our wedding transportation. From beginning of the process all…read morethe way to being dropped off on our wedding day, Go Tuk'n truly helped make our day flawless. The whole process was flawless, and very reasonable for pricing. Everyone we interacted with was on-time, incredibly professional and so kind! They really went above and beyond to make sure all communication was flawless to ensure our very scheduled day flowed without disruption. Our guests loved this option for our wedding day transportation, and will be using them again for any event! The driver was also amazing, and made our trip as great as it was. We had a great Tuk'n time! :)

We have been so excited to try Go Tuk'n, and the opportunity finally presented itself!…read more We booked an afternoon tour of the architecture and memorials of downtown Jacksonville. While we are familiar with the city, it was really interesting to have the context of history to frame our knowledge. We arrived 15 minutes before our tour, and our guide Toni was waiting for us. The tuktuk was ready with a cooler filled with champagne, sangria and water (that we ordered as add-ons to our tour). She gave us a set of headphones and a speaker we could wear around our necks, so we could hear her narration clearly over the traffic. Our two hour tour was chock full of sights and sites! Toni was fun, knowledgeable and engaging. We had plenty of opportunities to comments, ask questions, and even get out of the vehicle to take photos or admire certain locations. We cannot WAIT to take another tour (or three!) Highly recommend - this is a fun date for couples, families, or friends!

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.

We've done almost all of the activities the island has to offer and this is by far our absolute…read morefavorite. We can't wait to come back and bring the rest of the family to experience this!

This was one of the coolest things my family and I were able to do while at Amelia Island. Bobby…read moregave great directions as I had never ridden a speed boat before and soon we were flying across the water with ease. Learning about the history of the place, seeing Navy bases and an old Carnegie mansion was so amazing. My family and I loved it so much! Please try this out if you're ever in the area!