Driftwood Beach was like something from another world—it was simply breathtaking. We came in the mid-afternoon and it was very hot. It was also very, very crowded, which made taking photos a challenge. We were so glad we came because it was truly a spectacular thing to see, but next time we’d come earlier in the morning when it was a little cooler…and hope for smaller crowds!

I wanted to take a drive from Amelia Island. We 4 women drove there. You do have to walk aways on a path to get to the beach. The other 3 ladies had no idea what to expect!! We were ALL AMAZED!! It’s just mind boggling how gorgeous and beautiful this beach area is!! The pictures don’t do it justice!! We were there for an hour just walking around and looking at the sea, the dunes, the skeletons of the trees!! Wow! Wow! Wow!!

Very unique beach and well worth the trip. I saw Driftwood Beach in a movie and thought it was fake. When I found out it actually exists I wanted to go visit. My husband and I walked around for a couple of hours and took many photos. I’d recommend if you are in the area.

I came in the afternoon on my first visit and it was a little busy at the time but who wouldn’t want to visit this beautiful location? I returned the next morning to watch the sunrise. I definitely recommend watching a sunrise here.

A photographers dream. Simply Awesome place. A weird kind of beauty not found anywhere else. Took plenty of photo's and had a great time. None on this computer or I'd post a few. 100's of great photo's on goggle It's on our plans to take family there this March

On the northern part of island. This beach has an amazing collection of large , and many intact, driftwood trees. It’s an eye- catching site. There are a couple different Entrances from the main road and plenty of areas to park your bike (it’s a good idea to bring a bike lock).

Oh my - this is an absolute MUST stop! Honestly the driftwood is beyond description - I've never seen anything like it. Easy walk to the beach, and easy walk on the beach. These huge live oaks and palm trees that are on the shore are nature's artistry at it's most interesting. Definitely worth the trip!!

We arrived mid morning and basically had the beach to ourselves. We walked all the way to the fishing pier. Our dog loved running on the beach and playing in the water. Was able to see the nesting bald eagle way up in one of the pines. The nest is huge! This is truly a beautiful beach.

Amazing natural views of God’s creation on display here. Sunrises are hard to put into words and pictures don’t do the scenery justice. Make sure to put on insect repellent before hitting the beach.

Lovely spring day when we walked in to this beach. (Unmarked, near the northeast tip of the island - ask the locals.) Parking free alongside the road. Hundreds of busy little land crabs at work under the sandy path and in surrounding marsh. Walk from road to beach is easy and short. The beach is very cool. Over the years, the beach has eroded leaving behind trees that have turned to "driftwood". All long the beach, these trees create endless photo opportunities and also many little semi-private nooks for laying down your beach towel. Beach is flat and hard therefore bike-able. Very pretty spot.