Fernandina Fossils

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 the Island’s long history as a fort, pirate hideaway, and commerce hub can also found, and the Island has even given up gold doubloons from a 1715 shipwreck! In addition to these ancient treasures, Amelia Island beaches are known for their natural beauty and are full of modern riches in the form of seashells, wildlife, and obscure objects. Walk the beach with the Fernandina Fossils team of experts to learn about all these Island treasures and then return to the Fossil Info Center to have your finds identified. We'll help you memorialize your favorite fossil find as a meaningful souvenir in a 3d display frame with scientifically accurate ID cards or a memory bottle keychain.

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 the Island’s long history as a fort, pirate hideaway, and commerce hub can also found, and the Island has even given up gold doubloons from a 1715 shipwreck! In addition to these ancient treasures, Amelia Island beaches are known for their natural beauty and are full of modern riches in the form of seashells, wildlife, and obscure objects. Walk the beach with the Fernandina Fossils team of experts to learn about all these Island treasures and then return to the Fossil Info Center to have your finds identified. We'll help you memorialize your favorite fossil find as a meaningful souvenir in a 3d display frame with scientifically accurate ID cards or a memory bottle keychain.

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 the Island’s long history as a fort, pirate hideaway, and commerce hub can also found, and the Island has even given up gold doubloons from a 1715 shipwreck! In addition to these ancient treasures, Amelia Island beaches are known for their natural beauty and are full of modern riches in the form of seashells, wildlife, and obscure objects. Walk the beach with the Fernandina Fossils team of experts to learn about all these Island treasures and then return to the Fossil Info Center to have your finds identified. We'll help you memorialize your favorite fossil find as a meaningful souvenir in a 3d display frame with scientifically accurate ID cards or a memory bottle keychain.

Interested in learning how to find a shark tooth, pecten, or any other off the fossil treasure that Amelia Island is famous for? Join Fernandina Fossils on a guided fossil hunt! Dr. Foss, a trained naturalist with over a decade of experience, will lead you on a journey to discover Amelia Island fossils. He will help you understand the best hunting times, teach you hunting skills and techniques, introduce you to our coastal habitat, and show you how to read the beach and find shark teeth and other fossils. This in-person event is perfect for fossil enthusiasts of all ages. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to learn about Fernandina Beach fossils and how to successfully hunt for them. After you have found fossils, bring them back to Fernandina Fossils to have them identified by our experts and labeled with our scientifically accurate ID cards. Take a photo at our aquarium mosaic wall in our Mermaid Courtyard, discover new ways to display your finds, and memorialize your favorite fossil finds as meaningful souvenirs in 3d display frames, memory bottle keychains, or converted into jewelry with wire wrapping or resin. If you don’t find a meg on the beach, you can find one for sale in our gift shop which is full of local fossils and fossil products created by local artists. Happy Hunting!

Interested in learning how to find a shark tooth, pecten, or any other off the fossil treasure that Amelia Island is famous for? Join Fernandina Fossils on a guided fossil hunt! Dr. Foss, a trained naturalist with over a decade of experience, will lead you on a journey to discover Amelia Island fossils. He will help you understand the best hunting times, teach you hunting skills and techniques, introduce you to our coastal habitat, and show you how to read the beach and find shark teeth and other fossils. This in-person event is perfect for fossil enthusiasts of all ages. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to learn about Fernandina Beach fossils and how to successfully hunt for them. After you have found fossils, bring them back to Fernandina Fossils to have them identified by our experts and labeled with our scientifically accurate ID cards. Take a photo at our aquarium mosaic wall in our Mermaid Courtyard, discover new ways to display your finds, and memorialize your favorite fossil finds as meaningful souvenirs in 3d display frames, memory bottle keychains, or converted into jewelry with wire wrapping or resin. If you don’t find a meg on the beach, you can find one for sale in our gift shop which is full of local fossils and fossil products created by local artists. Happy Hunting!

Interested in learning how to find a shark tooth, pecten, or any other off the fossil treasure that Amelia Island is famous for? Join Fernandina Fossils on a guided fossil hunt! Dr. Foss, a trained naturalist with over a decade of experience, will lead you on a journey to discover Amelia Island fossils. He will help you understand the best hunting times, teach you hunting skills and techniques, introduce you to our coastal habitat, and show you how to read the beach and find shark teeth and other fossils. This in-person event is perfect for fossil enthusiasts of all ages. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to learn about Fernandina Beach fossils and how to successfully hunt for them. After you have found fossils, bring them back to Fernandina Fossils to have them identified by our experts and labeled with our scientifically accurate ID cards. Take a photo at our aquarium mosaic wall in our Mermaid Courtyard, discover new ways to display your finds, and memorialize your favorite fossil finds as meaningful souvenirs in 3d display frames, memory bottle keychains, or converted into jewelry with wire wrapping or resin. If you don’t find a meg on the beach, you can find one for sale in our gift shop which is full of local fossils and fossil products created by local artists. Happy Hunting!

Interested in learning how to find a shark tooth, pecten, or any other off the fossil treasure that Amelia Island is famous for? Join Fernandina Fossils on a guided fossil hunt! Dr. Foss, a trained naturalist with over a decade of experience, will lead you on a journey to discover Amelia Island fossils. He will help you understand the best hunting times, teach you hunting skills and techniques, introduce you to our coastal habitat, and show you how to read the beach and find shark teeth and other fossils. This in-person event is perfect for fossil enthusiasts of all ages. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to learn about Fernandina Beach fossils and how to successfully hunt for them. After you have found fossils, bring them back to Fernandina Fossils to have them identified by our experts and labeled with our scientifically accurate ID cards. Take a photo at our aquarium mosaic wall in our Mermaid Courtyard, discover new ways to display your finds, and memorialize your favorite fossil finds as meaningful souvenirs in 3d display frames, memory bottle keychains, or converted into jewelry with wire wrapping or resin. If you don’t find a meg on the beach, you can find one for sale in our gift shop which is full of local fossils and fossil products created by local artists. Happy Hunting!

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 the Island’s long history as a fort, pirate hideaway, and commerce hub can also found, and the Island has even given up gold doubloons from a 1715 shipwreck! In addition to these ancient treasures, Amelia Island beaches are known for their natural beauty and are full of modern riches in the form of seashells, wildlife, and obscure objects. Walk the beach with the Fernandina Fossils team of experts to learn about all these Island treasures and then return to the Fossil Info Center to have your finds identified. We'll help you memorialize your favorite fossil find as a meaningful souvenir in a 3d display frame with scientifically accurate ID cards or a memory bottle keychain.

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 the Island’s long history as a fort, pirate hideaway, and commerce hub can also found, and the Island has even given up gold doubloons from a 1715 shipwreck! In addition to these ancient treasures, Amelia Island beaches are known for their natural beauty and are full of modern riches in the form of seashells, wildlife, and obscure objects. Walk the beach with the Fernandina Fossils team of experts to learn about all these Island treasures and then return to the Fossil Info Center to have your finds identified. We'll help you memorialize your favorite fossil find as a meaningful souvenir in a 3d display frame with scientifically accurate ID cards or a memory bottle keychain.

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 the Island’s long history as a fort, pirate hideaway, and commerce hub can also found, and the Island has even given up gold doubloons from a 1715 shipwreck! In addition to these ancient treasures, Amelia Island beaches are known for their natural beauty and are full of modern riches in the form of seashells, wildlife, and obscure objects. Walk the beach with the Fernandina Fossils team of experts to learn about all these Island treasures and then return to the Fossil Info Center to have your finds identified. We'll help you memorialize your favorite fossil find as a meaningful souvenir in a 3d display frame with scientifically accurate ID cards or a memory bottle keychain.