A true peach. This coastal Georgia gem is ideal for beachcombing, golfing, boating, fishing, shopping, or exploring. After an eventful day of sightseeing, unwind at one of the island eateries. From casual to gourmet, from Italian to Continental, the options are mouth-watering. The locals will greet you like an old friend or family member. When you visit St. Simons Island, you realize living life in the slow lane isn't so bad, so just sitting on the front porch watching the world go by counts as an outdoor activity.
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St. Simons Island, Georgia, a place far away from the madness of life. A place enveloped in history. A place that has been a popular destination since native Americans shared the rich bounty of these islands so many years ago.The views are awesome and enriched with velvety-covered oaks and creek-fed marshes...an incredible array of birds and wildlife. The soul of this island is graceful and spiritually...
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Tired of the same old thing year after year? Forget the over-crowded and irritatingly perky theme parks. Think Southern hospitality, not over the top commercialism, and head to St Simons Island, off the Georgia coast. Seeing the aged moss-lined oaks that line the drive into St Simon's, you know you are in for something good. Ditch the car - most residents walk or ride bikes, taking advantage of...
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I have lived on St. Simons Island (hereafter referred to as "The Island") for the past 6 years. I have played tourist and I have played local, and I have had a blast as both. Either way you play it, one of the most interesting things to do while on The Island is to go on the St. Simons Island Trolley Tour. You get on this vintage green trolley and troll around The Island. Its great to hear...
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I did something I never, ever thought I would have done in my entire life: My family and I went to St. Simons Island that is just off the coast of Georgia and my husband and I went scuba diving for the first time. I was actually scared to go. Just the thought of being underwater for a long time, and having to depend on a tank of air to supply the air I would need, did not thrill me. But I went, because...
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Sure, St Simon's Island, off the Georgia coast, is well-known for its historic landmarks, superb shopping, and myriad of restaurants. But really, truly, it is the ultimate vacation spot for both the serious and beginning fisher. Want to make your angler friends drool? From July through September the deep fisherman could potentially snag a shark or tarpon! Stop by St. Simons Bait and Tackle to pick...
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St. Simons Island, Georgia presents a golden opportunity for vacationers who love the water. And it's quite a fitting opportunity: Water sports in and around St. Simons Island are one of the biggest attractions in the area and with activities such as scuba diving, kayaking, snorkeling, sailing and many others, all experienced within a backdrop of untouched picturesque beauty, this time, all that...
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St. Simon's Island and its sister islands make up a string of small barrier islands known as Georgia's Golden Isles. Their beautiful beaches are considered the most pristine in the Southeast, with broad stretches of sand, gentle surf, and wind-sculpted oaks. Most all the beaches are kid friendly, with shallow water stretching for yards. The entire shoreline around the Golden Isles is good for...
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St. Simons Island, Georgia is an island rich in history and rich in natural marvels that will make you feel like you are the only person to have discovered this beautiful paradise. The shores of this haven of nature, abounds in sugar white beaches that offer you a tranquil, more private beach experience. There are scores of private beaches on this 31-mile paradise. Many hotel resort communities have...
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Moss draped oaks lining the road into St Simons Island bid you welcome and are a sight to behold - after all, they have been a part of the view since before the Civil War. St Simons has a relatively large year round residency, making it a friendly and hospitable town, without the mass commercialism of other top name vacation destinations. There is plenty to both see and do - as well as eat! St Simon's...
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Moss draped oaks lining the road into St. Simons Island bid you welcome and are a sight to behold - after all, they have been a part of the view since before the Civil War! St. Simons has a relatively large year-round residency, making it a friendly and hospitable town, without the mass commercialism of other top name vacation destinations. There is plenty to both see and do - as well as eat! St Simons...
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St. Simon's Island is part of a string of small barrier islands known as Georgia's Golden Isles. Their beautiful beaches are considered the most pristine in the Southeast, with broad stretches of sand, gentle surf, and wind-sculpted oaks. Most all the beaches are kid friendly, with shallow water stretching for yards. The entire shoreline around the Golden Isles is good for surf fishing, but...
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St. Simons Island , Georgia is an island rich in history and rich in natural marvels that will make you feel like you are the only person to have discovered this beautiful paradise. The shores of this haven of nature, abounds in sugar white beaches that offer you a tranquil, more private beach experience. There are scores of private beaches on this 31-mile paradise. Many hotel resort communities have...