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To confirm more than 4 children, please call 1-888-444-OMNI (6664) and an Omni Hotels representative will gladly assist you

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In most circumstances, a 'child' is considered to be 17 years of age or younger. Some hotels make exceptions to this age. For those hotels a 'child' is any person who is 12 years of age or younger. In these cases, anyone who is older than 13 years of age will be considered an adult and will be charged the adult rate.

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Omni Amelia Island Resort

39 Beach Lagoon Road
Fernandina Beach, Florida 32034

Phone: (904) 261-6161
Phone: (904) 261-6161
Concierge: (904) 432-1467
Concierge: (904) 432-1467

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The Sprouting Project Apiary

Organic honey straight from the source

Busy as a...

Located directly behind The Sprouting Project's greenhouse and nestled quietly among the native Florida palmettos, you'll find our busiest workers. Twenty plus colonies of bees toil around the clock to produce over a thousand pounds of local, organic honey each year for the resort. That honey is harvested by our culinary staff who have grown acutely familiar with the bee's primary line of defense...its sting. Food and Beverage Director Daven Wardynski fondly remembers incorporating additional hives into the growing colony.

"We recently decided to double the current bee population. 37 bee stings later, what was once one hive is now twenty-seven."

The current population of The Sprouting Project's colony is an astounding 2.5 million, give or take a few bees. The liquid gold that they produce is incorporated into nearly all of our restaurant's menus, with plans to bottle individual jars of local Amelia Island honey for resale to the public.

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