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Horseback riding on Amelia Island

Two operators ride the beach here, and both leave from the same Peters Point lot on the island's south end. The difference that decides it for most families is the age limit: one takes riders from 6, the other from 13.

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  1. Amelia Island Horseback Riding

    horseback rides on the beachriders ages 6+

    Beach horseback rides departing Peters Point Beachfront Park at 4600 Peters Point Road, riders ages 6 and up. During sea-turtle nesting season, 1 May to 1 October, sunrise rides start at 7am.

    Where
    4600 Peters Point Rd, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
    Phone
    (904) 753-1701

    Their website

    Listed from 2026 TDC visitor brochure (ameliaisland.com) · checked 2026-07-12

  2. Happy Trails Walking Horses

    horseback rides on the beachriders ages 13+

    Beach horseback rides on the island's south end, riders ages 13 and up.

    Where
    4600 Peters Point Rd, Amelia Island
    Phone
    (904) 557-3126

    Their website

    Listed from 2026 TDC visitor brochure (ameliaisland.com) · checked 2026-07-12

Horse-drawn, not horseback

If it is the horses rather than the riding, there is a carriage downtown.

  1. Jeffers Carriages

    horse-drawn carriage rides

    Horse-drawn carriage rides departing from Front & Centre Streets.

    Where
    Front & Centre Streets, Fernandina Beach
    Phone
    (904) 738-1519

    Listed from 2026 TDC visitor brochure (ameliaisland.com) · checked 2026-07-12

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