The Golden Isles are nestled on the Georgian Coast, placed between Savannah and Jacksonville, Florida. There are four barrier islands, St. Simons Island, Sea Island, Little St. Simons Island, Jekyll Island, and the mainland city, Brunswick. Each area is complete with its beauty, marshlands, and history.
The Golden Isles received its name from Spanish explorers more than 400 years ago. They found astonishing beauty and a natural golden radiance.
Historic Brunswick
Historic Brunswick has city streets and squares, docks, and colonial history. Known for its historic downtown district adorned with Victorian-era architecture and live oak trees draped in Spanish moss, Brunswick invites visitors to explore its rich cultural heritage and scenic waterfront views.
St Simons island
St. Simons is the largest barrier island in the Golden Isles. St. Simons Island has moss-draped oaks lining the streets and unique village, a beautiful shoreline, and a historic lighthouse and museum. Fort Frederica has an astonishing tour and picnic area.
Sea Island
Sea Island is reached from the causeway on St. Simons Island and contains an internationally acclaimed resort. Sea Island is well known for its resorts, pristine beaches, and world-class golf courses.
Little St Simons Island
Little St. Simons is accessible only by boat from the Hampton River Marina on St. Simons Island. Little St. Simons is a 10,000 acre barrier island resort. The island is privately owned and is known for its privacy and history dating back to the early 1900’s.
Jekyll Island
Jekyll Island is the southernmost island in the Golden Isles. Jekyll Island was originally purchased in 1886 by a group of wealthy families as a private retreat. Today, it is a retreat for people who want to get away and relax.
Come visit the Golden Isles! You can make some memories and history of your own.
