Fort George Island Marina
Settled on the north bank of the St. Johns River, Fort George Island Marina is only a quarter mile from the mouth of the river making it the closest marina to the Atlantic. A leisurely boat ride north will take you to Amelia Island were you can spend the day wandering around Centre Street enjoying the numerous shops, restaurants and bars. Just north of Amelia Island across the St. Mary's inlet are the pristine white sand beaches of Cumberland Island where the horses still run wild. Being centrally located boaters will benefit from having numerous destinations to choose from. Heading west down the St. Johns you can visit the Jacksonville Zoo, Metropolitan Park / Everbank Stadium, the Jacksonville Landing, or the Riverside Arts Market on Saturdays. A pleasant ride south down the ICW will land you at St. Augustine, Florida's oldest city. Here you can take advantage of one of Florida's most historic coastal cities.
Settled on the north bank of the St. Johns River, Fort George Island Marina is only a quarter mile from the mouth of the river making it the closest marina to the Atlantic. A leisurely boat ride north will take you to Amelia Island were you can spend the day wandering around Centre Street enjoying the numerous shops, restaurants and bars. Just north of Amelia Island across the St. Mary's inlet are the pristine white sand beaches of Cumberland Island where the horses still run wild. Being centrally located boaters will benefit from having numerous destinations to choose from. Heading west down the St. Johns you can visit the Jacksonville Zoo, Metropolitan Park / Everbank Stadium, the Jacksonville Landing, or the Riverside Arts Market on Saturdays. A pleasant ride south down the ICW will land you at St. Augustine, Florida's oldest city. Here you can take advantage of one of Florida's most historic coastal cities.
Fort George Island Marina Office Space for Rent
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