Nature Center - Omni Amelia Island Resort

39 BEACH LAGOON ROAD, Amelia Island, FL 32034
904-321-5082   |   Visit Website

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About Nature Center - Omni Amelia Island Resort

Join an experienced naturalist on a bike, Segway, kayak, paddleboard or new pedalboard tour discovering birds, turtles, edible plants, night creatures and crabs. Several tours are designed for children and include educational crafts. Pedalboarding is our newest way of exploring the tidal salt marsh.  These innovative boards, similar to a stair stepper, use fins to propel you through the water and cover distance with ease. Stop by for Critter Talk to visit with the local animal rescues or to see Buddy the parrot, feed the turtles, or rent a fishing pole. Youth summer camps available. The Nature Center is located at Omni Amelia Island Resort and is open daily to resort guests and the public. 
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Jun 06, 2023 by stevemE307FU

Segway tour with David at Amelia Island

Segway tour with David M. Best 2 hours on the island!! Great teacher for the Segway—very engaging and safety conscious. Had a blast and his knowledge of the area—-and the local animals and...

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Jun 02, 2023 by Frank G

Amelia Island - Florida's Gem.

Amelia Island is Florida's secret Island! There is nowhere on the East Coast like it! Amazing weather all year. The nicest locals! the beaches are amazing. The natural vegetation is unique to...

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May 29, 2023 by Megan K

Erin R. Was the best

We are staying at the omni hotel and we went to visit the nature center. When we walked in we were greeted by a woman named Erin R. She was so sweet and really interacted with us and was very...

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Located just off the coast of northeast Florida, Amelia Island is easy to reach, but hard to forget. With 13 miles of beautiful beaches, abundant native wildlife, and pristine waters, this barrier island has long been a beloved destination for visitors and residents alike.