Amelia Island isn’t just known for its pristine beaches — it’s also one of Florida’s best places to find fossilized shark teeth. Early mornings along the Atlantic shoreline often reveal small black treasures tucked between shells and coquina fragments. For guests staying at Elizabeth Pointe, direct beach access makes sunrise shark tooth hunting effortless and peaceful before the rest of the island wakes up.

Are There Shark Teeth on Amelia Island?

Yes. Amelia Island is known for fossilized shark teeth washing ashore.

Best times to search:

• After storms
  
  
• Early morning
  
  
• At low tide
  
  

Is Staying Oceanfront Helpful?

Yes. Elizabeth Pointe’s direct beach access allows guests to walk out at sunrise and search before crowds arrive.

FAQs

Are shark teeth common?
Yes, especially smaller fossilized teeth.

Is it safe to search?
Yes, just be mindful of tides.

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