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Nestled along the Georgia coast, the Golden Isles comprise four stunning barrier islands—St. Simons Island, Sea Island, Little St. Simons Island, and Jekyll Island—as well as the historic mainland city of Brunswick.
- Jekyll Island: Just 15 minutes away, Explore the charming village, visit the lighthouse museum, enjoy beaches and golf.
- St. Simons Island: Explore the charming village, visit the lighthouse museum, enjoy beaches and golf.
- Cumberland Island: Take a ferry to explore Dungeness Mansion ruins, hike, and see wild horses.
Living on Jekyll Island offers endless family fun with its beautiful beaches, engaging wildlife encounters, and exciting outdoor activities.
- Georgia Sea Turtle Center: Visit the rehabilitation center to learn about sea turtles and watch their recovery process.
- Summer Waves Water Park: Enjoy water slides, a lazy river, and other fun water attractions for all ages.
- Jekyll Island Museum: Discover the island's rich history through exhibits and interactive displays.
- Dolphin Tours: Take a boat tour to see dolphins and other marine wildlife in their natural habitat.
Living on Jekyll Island provides access to a variety of stunning beaches, each offering unique landscapes and recreational opportunities for families and nature enthusiasts.
- Driftwood Beach: Famous for its unique driftwood structures, perfect for photos and exploring.
- Great Dunes Beach Park: Family-friendly beach with picnic areas, restrooms, and easy access to the shore.
- St. Andrews Beach: Ideal for shell collecting, birdwatching, and enjoying a quieter beach experience.
- Corsair Beach Park: Located near the island's amenities, this beach provides convenient access and beautiful ocean views.
Sanctuary Golf Club is a Love Golf Design/Fred Couples Signature course, which sits on the Golden Isles of Georgia and represents one of the top semi-private golf facilities in the state.
- For membership details visit: https://www.sanctuarygolf.club/memberships/
Living on Jekyll Island offers fantastic fishing opportunities, with access to the Intracoastal Waterway, salt marshes, and the Atlantic Ocean, providing a range of options for anglers of all skill levels.
- Hickory Bluff Marina, just a mile down the road from Sanctuary Cove, offers convenient access to boating facilities and services for residents. For more information visit: https://hickorybluffclub.com/
Living on Jekyll Island provides access to a variety of restaurants, ranging from casual beachfront eateries to upscale dining experiences, offering a diverse culinary scene to explore.
- The Reserve: Offers upscale dining with a focus on locally sourced ingredients and creative dishes.
- Zachry's Riverhouse: Known for its casual waterfront dining experience, featuring seafood and Southern cuisine.
- Latitude 31: Offers a relaxed atmosphere with outdoor seating and a menu featuring seafood and American classics.
- Jekyll Island Club Resort Restaurants: Including the Grand Dining Room, Courtyard at Crane, and the Pool House, offering a range of dining experiences from elegant to casual.
