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Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve & Fort Caroline National Memorial
Talbot Islands Activities

The Talbot Islands State Parks provide a variety of opportunities to experience the Real Florida. If you want a guided experience, consider the following Visitor Service Providers or click here to find out about ranger programs.

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Man kayaking

Explore with Kayak Amelia the tranquil salt marsh of the Timucuan Trails State and National Parks! Canoe and kayak rentals, as well as guided tours, are available. Come face to face with egrets, herons, and perhaps a dolphin or manatee.

 
Four people on segway tour

Experience a fun and easy way to tour - take a segway tour! Whether you like history, nature, or just playing outdoors, you're sure to enjoy exploring on a cross-terrain Segway fully guided by Ecomotion Tours.

 
Horseback riding on the beach at Amelia Island State Park
Take a ride with the only state-endorsed horse ranch located on the beach in the entire state of Florida offering the romance of beach horseback riding – all year long! Kelly Seahorse Ranch offers several trips per day.
 
Fishing pier, adjacent to the Nassau Bait and Tackle shop

The Nassau Sound Bait and Tackle shop (904-277-9772), located on the north end of the George Crady fishing bridge, is open year-round and offers live bait, snacks, and (more importantly!) some of the best fishing advice in the area. Get your supplies to catch a variety of fish, including whiting, jacks, drum, and tarpon.

French King Charles IX  

Did You Know?
The word "Caroline" - while feminine in gender - does not refer to a female of that name but rather a geographic area. The word "Caroline" comes from Old French which loosely translated means "the land belonging to Charles," in this case King Charles IX of France.
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Last Updated: July 20, 2009 at 09:16 EST