If you're spending a day exploring Amelia Island, St. Peter's Episcopal Church is the kind of stop that rewards a little time.
One of the oldest churches in Florida, with roots dating to an 1858 missionary outpost. The current Neo-Gothic structure was built in 1881, partially destroyed by fire in 1892, rebuilt, and formally consecrated on Easter Day 1901. The stunning stained-glass windows and Gothic architecture make it one of the most photographed buildings in the Fernandina Beach Historic District.
The address (801 Atlantic Ave, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034) places it on a recognizable Amelia Island block, which makes it easy to build into a walking loop or a short drive from most of the island.
The venue reads as Historic, Church, Architecture, Gothic based on its own positioning, which is a useful signal if you're trying to match it against what you're actually in the mood for.
For current hours, menu (or offerings), and anything else that changes season to season, the business's own site at https://www.stpetersparish.org is the source to check; nothing on this page invents a detail that isn't on theirs.
Planning an island visit around attractions like this one pairs well with concierge service for restaurant reservations and transportation between stops.