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Amelia Island, United States

Amelia Island, Florida's northernmost Atlantic barrier island, pairs 13 miles of quiet beaches with the Victorian streets of Fernandina Beach, a shrimping port whose history has unfolded under eight flags. Luxury here means oceanfront resorts and intimate inns, championship golf among live oaks, kayaking through the salt marshes, Fort Clinch State Park and a refined, unhurried dining scene.

The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island

A grand oceanfront resort on Amelia Island's Atlantic shore, with 446 redesigned rooms, the Michelin-recommended Salt, a private golf course under moss-draped oaks and a Mouratoglou tennis centre.

Omni Amelia Island Resort & Spa

A 1,350-acre resort community on the southern end of Amelia Island, with some 400 ocean-view rooms, three and a half miles of beach, championship golf, clay tennis courts and a full spa.

Elizabeth Pointe Lodge

An intimate oceanfront inn in Fernandina Beach, built in the style of coastal New England with wraparound porches over the Atlantic, chef-prepared breakfasts and an evening wine hour.