The GOLDEN ISLES of Georgia

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The GOLDEN ISLES
of Georgia
Brunswick,
St Simons Island, Little St Simons
Sea Island, Jekyll Island,
Darien, St. Marys, Kingsland, Savannah
Nestled among the coastline
and barrier islands of
Georgia, Brunswick and the
Golden Isles welcome you to
an exhilarating expanse of
sea, sun and fun. So much
to see, so much to do and
yet, just relaxing and taking
in the beauty of these fabled
shores will provide wonderful,
lasting memories. Challenge
216 holes of golf, play on
acres of tennis courts, ride
horseback, dine on gourmet
fare, or relax along endless
white sand beaches, stroll
winding nature trails through
live oak, pine, azalea, wisteria
and mysterious resurrection
ferns. Swim, sail, fish, bike
and shop.
DO IT ALL OR
NOTHING AT ALL
The pace of discovery
is yours to choose
Whether traveling north or
south, your trip will not be
complete without a visit to
Coastal Georgia. Where
I-95 bends towards the
sea, discover breathtaking
beauty, rich history and all
manner of recreation from
sun drenched beaches to
golf courses rated among
the best in the United
States and every type
of accommodation, from
value type family lodging
to world class resorts.
LOCATION, LOCATION,
Retire, purchase a second home or just visit. Our
warm climate, casual, friendly atmosphere and
hospitality invite you to stay, explore, relax, enjoy
the rich history, fabled shores and glorious sunsets of
the GOLDEN ISLES
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Contents
Brunswick & Historic Downtown:.............4, 15
Campgrounds:......................................7, 14, 20
Darien:................................................ 11, 17, 18
Day Tripping:....................................................2
Dining:....................................... 8, 9, 10, 12, 13
Driving Tour:..................................................16
Events:.....................................4, 6, 9, 10, 14, 15
Fishing, Boat Ramps, Marinas:..................7, 14
Food Festivals:................................................11
Ga Coastal History:........... 2, 3, 4, 5, 14, 18, 19
Golf & Miniature Golf:..............................6, 15
Jekyll Island:.......................2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 11, 14
.............................. 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23
Little Saint Simons Island:................................2
Locator Map:.............................................16, 17
Lodging & Rentals:......................18, 19, 20, 21
Music & Theatre:......................................14, 15
Museums & Art Centers:..................................7
Recipes:.................................................... 12, 13
Saint Simons Island:.......................5, 14, 15, 20
Sea Island:.........................................................2
Tennis:..............................................................7
Tides:..............................................................22
Tours & Charters:.......................................7, 14
Water Parks:..............................................14, 15
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BRUNSWICK
and the GOLDEN ISLES
Amid the barrier islands that hug Georgia’s Atlantic
coastline in a semi-tropical location, thick with palms,
live oaks, cedars and vast expanses of surrounding
marshlands, St. Simons Island, Sea Island, Little
St. Simons Island and Jekyll Island, along with
mainland Brunswick are known collectively as
BRUNSWICK and the GOLDEN ISLES.
BRUNSWICK
Georgia’s port of entry, situated on an inlet of the
Atlantic Ocean, Brunswick is a popular year-round
resort and the gateway to nearby resort islands.
Its busy waterfront area bustles with community
activities. Old Town’s streets still retain their colonial
names along with some of the finest examples of
Carpenter Gothic architecture in Georgia.
ST. SIMONS ISLAND
Reached via F.J. Torras causeway, St. Simons Island
has a fascinating history and still retains remnants
of bygone eras including the sites of antebellum
plantations, Fort Frederica, the still operational
lighthouse lovely beaches, golf, tennis and countless
shops and restaurants,
SEA ISLAND
Reached via causeway from St. Simons Island.
Although much of the island is residential,“The
Cloister” established in the 1920s by industrialist
Howard E. Coffin, has earned an international
reputation as a distinguished resort.
LITTLE ST. SIMONS ISLAND
SEA ISLAND
is the only resort in the world to have received
four Forbes Five-Star awards for six consecutive
years. Offering gracious service and hospitality,
The Cloister at Sea Island centralizes the Sea Island
resort experience, encompassing beach access,
the Cloister Spa, and the full spectrum of resort
activities and amenities. The Cottages are available
for year-round rental, giving families and couples
the ultimate private escape. The Lodge, is a “Golfer's
Paradise" located on St. Simons Island, surrounded
by all three of Sea Island’s famed golf courses. Five
miles of private beach, a beach club, tennis and
squash centers, yacht club, shooting school, and
Camp Cloister, The Cloister entices families, outdoor
and activity enthusiasts, and those simply wanting
to refresh and recharge. Sea Island is steeped in golf
tradition and is home to three championship golf
courses, including Seaside, site of the PGA Tour’s
McGladrey Classic (see page 6). Guests may also
enjoy nearby Broadfield, a Sea Island Sporting Club
and Lodge, offering a variety of seasonal hunting,
fishing, sporting and organic culinary opportunities.
Renowned for its hospitality, Sea Island has been
creating life-long traditions for discerning travelers
and offering real estate ownership opportunities
since 1928.
Experience Sea Island at
www.seaisland.com. 1-800-SEA-ISLAND
A secluded coastal retreat reached only by boat with
accommodations for just thirty guests.
Untouched beaches, tidal creeks, acres of maritime
forest offer outdoor recreational activities.
JEKYLL ISLAND
Reached via Sidney Lanier bridge, this was once
an exclusive winter retreat for America’s highest
society. The modern history of Jekyll Island began
when it was purchased as a state park shortly after
World War II and now welcomes all to its National
Historic District, miles of beautiful beaches, golf,
tennis and a host of recreational activities.
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DAYTRIPPING ~
In and around the Golden Isles
Boat Tours
Wildlife Shows
Exhibits
Train Tour
(912) 283-0583
DARIEN
Built by South Carolina colonists in 1721, Fort
King George was the southern outpost of the
British Empire in North America and garrisoned
by Oglethorpe’s Scottish Highlanders in 1736. Join
the garrison for a day of soldiers’ life activities,
battle re-enactment or a colonial garrison dinner.
Fun for the entire family!
www.okeswamp.com
Hwy 82 East to S.R. 177
Follow the signs!
Waycross, Georgia
OKEFENOKEE SWAMP PARK...(912) 283-0583
Located west of Kingsland, I-95 exit 3. Hwy 82 to SR
177, then follow signs. Boat & train tour. Wildlife shows
& exhibits. 400,000 acres of canals and moss-draped
cypress trees. Free park entrance for Mom on mother’s
day & Dad on father’s day with paid family admission.
WILDERNESS LIGHT SHOW
Fri-Sat Thanksgiving to Christmas,
plus Dec 18-20, 23, 26, 27.
ANNUAL OKEFENOKEE
SWAMP PARK LIGHT SHOW
Fri & Sat nights following
Thanksgiving.
Get aboard one of our old-fashioned
trains and be dazzled by thousands
of lights and displays along the
Okefenokee Railroad line and
throughout the Park. For complete
schedule call 912-283-0583 or go to
our website
www.okeswamp.com/your-visit/
light-show-seasonal
Located at 5700 Okefenokee Swamp
Park Road, Waycross, Georgia.
CUMBERLAND ISLAND
Pristine, maritime forests, undeveloped
beaches and wide marshes whisper the
stories of man and nature. Walk in the
footsteps of early natives, explorers and
wealthy industrialists. Numerous species
of wildlife call Cumberland Island home
while the island’s human history spans almost 4000 years.
OKEFENOKEE SWAMP PARK
“The land of the trembling earth” is a 7000 year
old watershed, once part of the ocean floor and a
beautifully preserved segment of what was here
when America began. Bring your camera and get
some great shots. Train tour stops at a re-created
pioneer homestead for a walking tour, or canoe the
headwaters of the Suwannee River and tour the
swamp at your own pace.
KINGSLAND
In 1788 the King family bought large amounts of land west of
St Marys. Christmas Day 1893 first passenger train rolled into
Camden County across King’s property, railroad company named the
area Kings Land. In 1983 a committee formed to organize a small
town Labor Day Festival - the Catfish Festival was born!
ST MARYS
You are cordially invited to stop at St Marys Welcome Center, 406
Osborne St to enquire about the Family Aquatics Center, Gilligan’s
Island family park or the Submarine Museum on the waterfront.
St Marys beckons to adventurers of all ages.
SAVANNAH
There’s always something fun and exciting to do in
beautiful Savannah! Everyone becomes Irish on St
Patricks Day - Great green fun for the O’Masses!
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1418 Newcastle Street Brunswick, GA 31520. Brunswick, named
for Braunsweig, Germany,
the ancestral home of
King George II, is easily
accessible from I-95 exit
36A or from Highway 17.
Old Town Brunswick is the
largest small town urban
National Register Historic
District in Georgia. The
streets and squares are lined
with homes noted for their
turn-of-the-century architecture
and eclectic mix of styles.
The roads are laid out in
a grid pattern based on
General James Oglethorpe’s
design. Streets are named
in honor of English royalty
and geography. Examples
include “Prince,” “Halifax,”
“Gloucester,” “Norwich,”
and “Hanover.”
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Map Ref: I-12
The Mahoney-McGarvey
House, at 1709 Reynolds
Street is one of the finest
examples of Carpenter Gothic
architecture in Georgia.
Opposite this house is the
Old Courthouse, erected in
1907, now surrounded by
moss-hung live-oak and trees
of foreign origin including
tung and Chinese pistachio.
Brunswick is pursuing
downtown revitalization
through a comprehensive
approach to economic
redevelopment and historic
preservation. Historic
Downtown Brunswick is
centered at the intersection
of Newcastle and Gloucester
Streets, the traditional
commercial corridors of the
city.
Historic Downtown Brunswick boasts a
magnificent deep water harbor, a beautiful and
revitalized Old Town commercial and residential
Historic District, and enormous Live-oaks draped with
Spanish Moss. It delights and charms all who visit.
Discover the waterfront park with farmers market,
shrimp boats, a myriad of antique and specialty shops,
walking and driving tours, and gracious, accommodating
residents. For info, call 265-4032.
DISCOVER THE HEART OF
OLD TOWN BRUNSWICK
Art Downtown offers walking
tours of Historic Downtown
Brunswick. Reservations:
912-262-0628/912-614-0628
www.sloglogallery.com.
FIRST FRIDAYS every month
Downtown Brunswick 5 - 8pm.
Galleries and shops open late,
serving wine & snacks.
www.brunswickgeorgia.net
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ST. SIMONS ISLAND
Accessible by F.J. Torras causeway, “The Island” as locals refer to it, is approximately
four miles from the mainland of Glynn County and has a diverse history dating
back to the Creek Indian tribes, long before the Spanish arrived in the 1500s and
established at least two Franciscan missions. To prevent the Spanish reclaiming
the land, James Oglethorpe established a fortified military outpost consisting of a
fort and town on a bend in the Frederica River in 1736. Oglethorpe’s foresight in
establishing Frederica Town ( named for the Prince of Wales, Frederick Louis) was
rewarded when Spanish forces from Florida and Cuba landed in an attempt to retake
St. Simons Island. Today, St. Simons Island is a place to visit not only for its diverse
history and historic landmarks, but for the beauty of its moss-draped oak trees and
resurrection ferns, art galleries, shopping, fine restaurants, incomparable golf courses
and unique tourist attractions.
LANDMARKS
CHRIST CHURCH
FORT FREDERICA
General James Oglethorpe, supported by colonists from England, Scotland and the
Germanic states, established Fort Frederica in 1736 to protect the southern boundary
of the fledgling British colony of Georgia, formally the epicenter of an imperial
conflict between Spain and Britain. After successfully defending the area against
Spanish invasion, Oglethorpe’s garrison and the colony of Frederica enjoyed a relative
measure of prosperity until the peace treaty of 1748 between Spain and Britain.
Archaeological excavations have uncovered
Frederica’s past and allow its story to be
told through historical interpreters who
recreate the lives of townspeople and the
military. The visitors center offers a selfguided tour of the homes and businesses of
the former town, which can be explored as
you walk towards the Frederica River and
the magazine, one of the few remaining
military structures on the property. Info: 912-638-3639
ST. SIMONS LIGHTHOUSE
In April 1807 James Gould, newly arrived
from England, answered a notice in the
Savannah Advertiser for a builder to erect a
lighthouse on the southern end of the island.
With his beloved lighthouse completed,
Gould was out of a job until being officially
appointed Keeper of the Light by President
Madison and served as keeper for twentyseven years. When Confederate troops left
the island in 1862, they dynamited the tower
and the keeper’s cottage to prevent them
benefiting the Union forces.
Frederick Osborne was appointed first
head keeper of the new lighthouse and
remained as head keeper until one fateful
Sunday morning in March 1880 when,
during an altercation with his assistant,
Osborne was shot dead on the lighthouse
grounds. The assistant was later acquitted
of murder charges which, in the opinion
of a later keeper who described repeatedly
hearing mysterious footfalls, may have
prevented a peaceful rest for the departed
Osborne. To this day, people still claim to
hear unexplained footsteps in the tower!
The beautiful two-story brick lighthouse
keeper’s dwelling house and the 104 foot white tower are open Monday through
Saturday, 10-00am/5-00pm and Sunday 1:30pm/5:00pm.
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Christ Church is the 3rd oldest church in Georgia and the 2nd oldest Episcopal
church in Georgia. Services are held every Sunday and are open to the public.
The first church structure on the site of this treasured island landmark was built in
1820, on the site where John and Charles Wesley preached to the settlers of Frederica,
but was partially destroyed by occupying Union troops during the Civil War. In 1884
Anson Phelps Dodge, built the present day beautiful structure with its trussed Gothic
roof and steeple in memory of his wife, Ellen. The church is constructed of wood in
the cruciform design, surrounded by huge moss-draped oak trees in a very peaceful
setting. Behind the church are the tombstones of early settlers to the island, James
Gould and, nearby, the gravesite of author Eugenia Price.
For more information call 912-638-8683.
NEPTUNE PARK FUN ZONE
Next to St Simons Island Lighthouse.
Rates, passes: www.glynncounty.org
PUTT
Open year-round,
the golf course
offers fun for
groups of any size.
The course is also
available to rent for
parties.
PLUNGE
Cool off this summer
at the Neptune
Park Fun Zone
pool. Something for
everyone, including a
wading pool and water
gym for the kids.
Refreshments on-site.
PLAY
Kids will love our
state-of-the-art
playground with
swings, slides, and
much more. There
are benches alongside for parents to
watch the fun. No
admission charge.
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GREAT GOLF............GREAT COURSES
BRUNSWICK COUNTRY CLUB....................912-264-4377
4041 Darien Hwy., Brunswick
HERITAGE OAKS GOLF CLUB
ON OAK GROVE ISLAND....................912-280-9525
The Premier Semi-Private Golf Club in Coastal Georgia. Enjoy our
clubhouse facilities. The Bar and Grill is a great place to relax, enjoy
good food, drinks and companionship. Championship Golf at its
best. 18 Championship Holes, par 72, 6,940 yards. 5 sets of tees for
all skills, full driving range facilities. Great rates, senior discounts,
public welcome. Call for tee times 1-800-780-8133, 912-280-9525. 2.5
miles west of I-95 Exit 36B, take Hwy 431 norh to Oak Grove Rd on
left, follow signs. Map Ref: B-4
GEORGIA-FLORIDA WEEKEND
Three Great Days - One Great Experience!
Whether you are a Bulldawg or a Gator, the Ga-Fl Golf Classic is
the ideal way to unwind before the annual football showdown. Held
on Jekyll Island’s three beautiful 18-hole golf courses, this 34 year
tradition provides a perfect mix of golf, food, and friendly fan rivalry.
Winning team is forever honored with a recognition plaque on the
Johnny Paulk Cup.
Tickets & Info: www.jekyllisland.com/ga-fl-weekend
DINNER WITH A LEGEND
Golfers will be given the
opportunity to dine with a legend
of Ga-Fl football. Morgan Center,
Jekyll Island Historic Landmark
District.
Celebrity guest speaker. www.jekyllisland.com/ga-fl-weekend
McGLADREY CLASSIC (Dates TBA)
JEKYLL ISLAND GOLF CLUB....................912-635-2368
Jekyll Island is Georgia's largest public golf resort with 63-holes on
four courses. Each course offers unique challenges for players of all
skills with courses that meander through our marshes, woods and
along the Ocean.
www.golf.jekyllisland.com/club-info
KING AND PRINCE GOLF COURSE....................912-634-0255
Home of the Hampton Club on St. Simons Island, Georgia
LAUREL ISLAND LINKS....................912-729-7277
LAKEVIEW GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB....................912-449-4411
PINE LAKES....................1-877-4JEKYLL
SAPELO HAMMOCK GOLF CLUB....................912-832-4653
Nationally acclaimed for its spectacular layout, majestic oaks and
breathtaking marshland views, Sapelo Hammock challenges all
skill levels at 6,887 yards and 5 sets of tees. This par 72 course
offers championship Bermuda greens, Southern hospitality, great
food, and is located minutes off I-95, exits 67 north/58 south 500
Marshview Drive, Shellman Bluff. www.sapelohammock.com
SEA ISLAND....................1-800 SEA ISLAND - (912) 638-5118
2 Courses - 36 Holes - Available for play to guests of The Cloister,
guests of The Lodge at Sea Island, Island Golf Club and Sea Island
Club members. www.seaisland.com
SEA PALMS GOLF & TENNIS RESORT....................912-638-9041
Centrally located on St. Simons Island. 27 holes of golf. A combination
of natural beauty and playability for all skill levels. Golf packages, pro
shop, full service clubhouse. 5445 Frederica Road, St. Simons Island.
Map Ref: T-6, www.seapalms.com
ST. SIMONS ISLAND CLUB....................912-638-5130
100 Kings Way, St. Simons Island
THE GOLF CLUB AT SANCTUARY COVE....................912-466-0080
A par-71, 7003 yard Love Golf Design/Fred Couples Signature
Course. Challenging without being penalizing, a fair test to all
players of all ability levels. One of the top new semi-private golf
facilities in the state. Call for Tee Time. I-95, Exit 26. 1/2 mile east entrance on the left. Map Ref: C-15
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PGA TOUR professionals will tee off on the Seaside and Plantation
Courses at Sea Island Golf Club. After two rounds of play, the field will
be cut to 70 players (+ties) and will play Seaside.
See more at: http://www.mcgladreyclassic.com
Day 1: Gates open at 10am Community Day – grounds open to the public
FREE of charge. Special Activities, 2 – 4pm Monday Pro-Am Event
Practice rounds for PGA TOUR professionals
Day 2 : Grounds closed to the general public. Practice rounds for PGA
TOUR professionals.
Day 3: Gates Open at approximately 8am Yamaha Pro-Am Event –
located on Seaside and Plantation courses Charity Putting Event, PGA
TOUR Players, Sea Island Golf Performance Center Practice Putting
Green, 4pm. Live Under the Oaks Concert Event presented by Southeast
Georgia Health System (Time and Artist TBA).
Day 4: Gates Open at approximately 8am All hospitality venues open at
10am Round 1 of The McGladrey Classic – Tee Times TBD
Day 5: Gates Open at approximately 8am All hospitality venues open at
10am Round 2 of The McGladrey Classic – Tee Times TBD
Day 6: Gates Open at approximately 8am Military Appreciation Day,
Special Activities TBA All hospitality venues open at 10am Round 3 of
The McGladrey Classic – Tee Times TBD
Day 7: Gates open at approximately 8am All hospitality venues open at
10am Final Round of The McGladrey Classic – Tee Times TBD. Trophy
Presentation on the 18th Green immediately following completion of play.
See more at: http://www.mcgladreyclassic.com/tournament-information/
Recreation
Recreational Fishing
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The Golden Isles
Fishing, Boating, Gaming, Tours, Museums, Golf
Boat Ramps
ALTAMAHA REGIONAL PARK
(912) 264-2342
1605 Altahama Park Rd., Brunswick, GA
www.glynncounty.org
BLYTHE ISLAND REGIONAL
PARK BOAT RAMPS
(912) 279-2812
6616 Blythe Island Hwy., Brunswick, GA
www.glynncounty.org
Campgrounds
Altamaha Regional Park,
Brunswick......................... (912) 264-2342
Blythe Island Regional Park,
Brunswick.......................... (912) 261-3805
Golden Isles Vacation Park,
Brunswick ......................... (912) 261-1025
Jekyll Island
Campground ..................... (912) 635-3021
Okefenokee Swamp Park,
Waycross ........................... (912) 283-0583
Museums & Art Centers
Jekyll Island Museum........ (912) 635-2762
Jekyll Island
Arts Association................. (912) 635-3920
A.J. Moore Methodist Museum,
St. Simons Island............... (912) 638-4050
Coastal Center for the Arts,
St. Simons Island............... (912) 634-0404
St. Simons Lighthouse and
Museum of Coastal History,
St. Simons Island............... (912) 638-4666
Swimming
Selden Park,
US Hwy 341
Brunswick.......................... (912) 267-7569
Summer Waves Water Park,
Jekyll Island....................... (912) 635-2074
Neptune Pool Park
St. Simons Island............... (912) 279-2836
Tennis
Ballard Park Tennis (4 acrylic courts)
Great Golf and many great courses. See
our golf listings on page 6.
Blythe Island Tennis (2 laykold courts)
Marinas
Miniature Golf
Jekyll Island
Miniature Golf................... (912) 635-2648
Neptune Park,
St. Simons Island............... (912) 638-0385
Updates may be obtained from:
Georgia DNR Coastal Law Enforcement
One Conservation Way, Ste 201
Brunswick, GA 31520
912-264-7237 www.gadnr.org
...........................www.jekyllisland.com
Golf
Historic Downtown
Brunswick Marina............. (912) 265-4032
Morningstar MarinasGolden Isles....................... (912) 634-1128
Hampton Club Marina,
St. Simons Island............... (912) 638-1210
St. Simons Boating
& Fishing Club.................. (912) 638-9146
Jekyll Harbor Marina,
Jekyll Island....................... (912) 635-3137
Jekyll Historic Wharf,
Jekyll Island....................... (912) 635-3152
The coastal ecosystem of salt marshes, tidal creeks, rivers,
sound and the Atlantic Ocean offer a variety of fishing
opportunities. All resident and non-resident anglers over the
age of 16 who fish in fresh or salt waters of Georgia must
possess a Georgia Fishing License. Anglers booking a charter
should inquire whether they are covered under the charter
fishing license.
www.glynncounty.org
www.glynncounty.orgl
Jekyll Island
Tennis Center..................... (912) 635-3154
Tours & Charters
For the serious sport-fishing enthusiast, the area hosts the
annual Golden Isles Kingfish Classic in the summer and the
Largest Trout Fishing Tournament in the fall. Check with area
marinas for specific details and entry requirements.
Jekyll Island Historic District
Narrated Carriage Tour..... (912) 635-9500
Driftwood Beach
Horseback Ride................. (912) 635-9500
Lets's Go Shrimpin'........... (912) 265-5711
Turtle Walks
Jekyll Island....................... (912) 635-2284
Cumberland Island National Seashore
Ferry departs from historic St. Marys.
Reservations................. (912) 882-4335
Okefenokee Swamp Park,
Waycross............................ (912) 283-0583
Boat tour & train tour. Wildlife shows
& exhibits. Fishing, camping, and bike
rentals. Hwy. 82 east to SR 177.
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704 Mall Blvd., Brunswick, Map Ref: J5
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BENNIE’S RED BARN............................................... 638-2844
FREDERICA HOUSE....................................... (912) 638-6789
CATCH 228 OYSTER BAR & GRILL............. (912) 634-6228
JEKYLL ISLAND CLUB HOTEL/THE GRAND DINING ROOM
An island tradition for over 60 years. Delicious food in a
rustic, casual setting. Hand cut steaks cooked over a wood
fire, fresh local seafood delivered daily. Spaghetti, chicken
and chops, homemade desserts. Children's menu, private
dining available. Open nightly at 6:00 p.m. Reservations
accepted. 5514 Frederica Rd., North, St. Simons Island.
www.benniesredbarn.com Map Ref: T5.
Mon-Thurs 4-10pm, Fri-Sun 11am-10pm.
Happy H our E veryday 4 -6:00pm. 75¢ O ysters, $ 3
wines a nd $ 1 o ff a ll b eer f or H appy H our. L ive
Music o n w eekends. F resh f ish s pecials e veryday.
Com'n r elax a nd e njoy f resh s eafood i n a f riendly
atmosphere. A Good Night Out! 228 Redfern Village,
St. Simons Island. www.facebook.com/pages/Catch228/112050222192606 Map Ref: S-9
CRABDADDY’S SEAFOOD GRILL................. (912) 634-1120
Featuring an array of fresh, local seafood and nightly
specials. Great fo
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atmosphere. Su
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5:00pm/10:30pm. 1219 Ocean Blvd., St. Simons Island.
www.crabdaddysseafood.com
Map Ref: R-13
St Simons most unique restaurant for over 30 years.
Dinner 7 nights a week, Early Bird Special everyday
5:30/6:30pm. Happy Hour 5:30/6:30pm. Enjoy fine
dining of seafood, steaks, chicken & pasta.
3611 Frederica Road, St. Simons Island.
www.fredericahouse.com
Map Ref: S9
The hotel’s full service restaurant offers breakfast, lunch,
dinner and famous Sunday Brunch. The á-la carte menu
features continental cuisine specializing in seafood, gour met specials and authentic Southern fare. The Club pianist
complements evening dining and Sunday Brunch. Jackets
or collared shirts, slacks or appropriate jeans for gentlemen
requested. Reservations recommended for dinner , Jackets
for gentlemen are preferred. (912) 635-5155. 371 Riverview
Drive, Jekyll Island. www.jekyllclub.com/dining/grand-dining-room/
JEKYLL ISLAND CLUB HOTEL
COURTYARD AT CRANE... 635-5200
Gracious alfresco dining in the beautifully restored
courtyard of Crane Cottage in Jekyll Island’s National
Historic Landmark District. Our menu features
delicious seafood, steaks, pasta and more, ideally
complemented by our distinct selection of wines. 371
Riverview Drive, Jekyll Island.
www .jekyllclub.com/
dining/courtyard-at-crane Map Ref: P20
MU SICA L NO T E S
When the sun sets over the marsh, the Golden Isles transform
from a beach paradise to a nighttime wonderland of golden
sunsets. Local and regional musical acts take to area stages,
restaurant patios and decks to bring you a “taste of the islands.”
Check websites for dates, times and line-up of your choice.
BENNIE’S RED BARN (912) 638-2844 www.benniesredbarn.com
Live music on Thursday nights and sometimes on weekends.
COASTAL KITCHEN (912) 638-7790 www.coastalkitchenandrawbar.com/events
Live outdoor musical performances Fri-Sun around the pool.
CATCH 228 (912) 634-6228 www.facebook.com/pages/catch-228/
112050222192606. Live Music on the porch, weekends throughout the season.
JEKYLL ISLAND CLUB HOTEL (912) 635-5155 www.jekyllclub.com
Sunday Dinner Dance, 6:30pm Grand Dining Room. Enjoy delightful gourmet
dinner and ballroom dancing. Check the website for dates and menu. Reservations
suggested.
MARSHSIDE GRILL (912) 342-7961 www.marshsidegrill.com
Live Music on the deck overlooking the marsh.
SKIPPERS FISH CAMP (912) 437-FISH www.skippersfishcamp.com
Mark your calendar for Wednesdays at Skippers’ Oyster Bar, the place to be if
you’re looking for a good time. Live music 7pm/10pm.
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JEKYLL ISLAND CLUB HOTEL/THE PUB,
located off the annex courtyard, is where friends meet for casual drinks and conversation.
The Pub serves guests International and Domestic beers, cocktails and snacks and
features big screen sporting events in a true Pub style atmosphere. Hours: MondayThursday 5pm–11pm Friday-Saturday 5pm–Midnight Sunday 3pm–10pm.
371 Riverview Drive, Jekyll Island.
www.jekyllclub.com/dining/additional-options
MARSHSIDE GRILL........................................ (912) 342-7981
Enjoy Fresh Seafood, Gourmet Burgers, Marsh Hen
Fingers and Brunswick or Crab Stews.
.Express lunch service, Kiddies Korner, Happy Hour
4:30/7:00pm Mon-Fri (except holidays).
1200 Glynn Avenue, Brunswick.
Map Ref: K13
www.marshsidegrill.com
MILLHOUSE.................................................... (912) 264-3424
Locally owned and operated for over ten
years. Come try our award winning
meals
featuring hand cut steaks,
great seafood,
More Than A
pasta dishes, small meals and sandwiches.
Kids menu available. Sun - Thurs 4pm - 10:30,
Fri & Sat 4pm - 1 1:30. Connected to Holiday
Inn & Suites, 138 Glynco Parkway, Brunswick. Check us out on Trip Advisor.
Map Ref: J3
STEAKHOUSE
SKIPPERS’ FISH CAMP.....................................(912) 437-FISH
Screven Street, Darien. Riverside Dining.
Georgia’s Historic Coast. Spareribs to
Seafood. Shrimp boats and sunsets.
Great Oyster Bar . Hours 1 1am - 10pm.
Next to th e Bri dge i n Dari en. www.
skippersfishcamp.com
Map Ref: V24
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Photo Credit: Susan Mize
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F o o d , F e s t i va l s , F u n & M o r e
SAINT SIMONS FOOD & SPIRITS FESTIVAL
BLESSING OF THE
FLEET, Darien.
Celebrating the Bounty of Georgia’s Golden Isles while raising dollars
and awareness for Hospice of the Golden Isles. Area restaurants,
regional farmers and artisans will be the highlight of Saturday’s Tasting
Tents, Farm Stand and Market.
Festival promises to become an
annual favorite, allowing guests to
experience all that is unique about
our community, helping build a
legacy for Hospice of the Golden
Isles. Event Line-Up & Info: www.
goldenisles.com/event/saint-simonsfood-spirits-festival
Tel: 404-255-6298
Shrimp boat blessing
marine parade. Food,
craft, art vendors.
912-437-6684
www.blessingofthefleet.com
WOODBINE
CRAWFISH FESTIVAL
Last Friday and Saturday in April.
Annual Crawfish Festival along the
Riverwalk and Waterfront Park. Food,
arts, crafts, games, rides, music and
crawfish. www.woodbinecrawfish.com
SHRIMP & GRITS FESTIVAL
Festival provides a laid-back,
relaxed southern atmosphere,
delicious coastal cuisine and
great entertainment. Amateur and
professional Shrimp & Grits Cooking
Competition, demonstrations, an
array of fine arts and crafts, live
entertainment, and interactive
activities for kids. Jekyll Island Historic District. Catch a
boat ride from Morningstar Marina at the foot of the St.
Simons Island Causeway and take a Brew Cruise to the
Festival! Cold beverages on board. Be on the look-out for
some exciting new changes and more shrimp ‘n grits fun!
www.shrimpandgritsfestival.com/
CATFISH FESTIVAL
Kingsland.
Catfish dinners, festivities, Parade.
Prepared according to a secret recipe
that has been used for years, 10,000
pounds of farm-raised catfish go on
sale at 12:00 noon on Sat and Sun
and 11:00am on Labor Day. Other
menu items include deep fried onion
blossoms, oriental fare, barbecue, and homemade ice cream.
www.kingslandcatfishfestival.com
COASTFEST ……….
First Sat in October
With more than 70 environmental,
educational, research and resource
exhibitors from throughout the
southeast providing interactive
exhibits and displays, the annual
CoastFest highlights Georgia’s unique
coastal environment in a familyfriendly day of fun and education at the GA DNR Coastal Regional
Headquarters near the Sidney Lanier Bridge in Brunswick.
CoastFest is an annual festival held on the first Saturday in October on
the grounds of the DNR Coastal Regional Headquarters in Brunswick,
Georgia. With more than 80 environmental, educational research and
resource exhibitors from throughout the southeast providing interactive
exhibits and displays, CoastFest visitors of all ages participate in
activities from recycling to coastal weather... native plants to sea turtles...
water conservation to archeology... herptelogy to geology!!.
Since 1995, CRD has held CoastFest in support of the three-week
national "CoastWeeks" event held in all 50 states to celebrate the
nation's waters and shorelines. The free event highlights Georgia's
unique coastal environment in a family-friendly day of fun and education.
http://coastalgadnr.org/eo/outreach
BRUNSWICK ROCKIN’
STEWBILEE
Sat, Oct 24th, 11:00am.
Each year, cooking teams from near and
far compete to see who has the best stew,
competing for the Peoples' Choice and Judges'
Award. The day long event begins with the 5k
Road Race followed by the Pet Supplies Plus
Pooch Parade, Live Entertainment, The Kid's
Junior Stewbee Central Fun Zone, Classic
and Antique Car Show, Arts & Crafts displays
and of course, sampling of the Best Brunswick
Stew in the nation. Mary Ross Waterfront Park.
Advance tickets available:
www.goldenisles.com
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More Than A
LOW COUNTRY BOIL
STEAKHOUSE
Brunswick’s locally owned and operated
steakhouse featuring our hand cut steaks.
Enjoy fresh seafood, burgers and pasta dishes.
$1.99 happy hour from open to close.
We are connected to the Holiday Inn off exit 38.
1/2 lb. cooked smoked sausage per person
1/2 lb. shrimp per person (in shell)
1 ear corn per person (shucked)
1 box shrimp boil per 2 lbs. shrimp
1 t. vinegar per lb. shrimp
1/2 t. Tabasco per lb. shrimp
1 t. Each, red & black pepper per 4 lbs. shrimp
1 medium onion per person
3 new potatoes per person
Fill a large pot about 3/4 full of water. Add potatoes and all spices.
Bring to a boil, cook 5 minutes.
Add sausage and bring back to a boil for 5 minutes.
Add corn and boil for 5 minutes.
Check that potatoes are cooked through.
Add shrimp and boil until shells begin to separate from shrimp.
Turn off heat and let stand for a few minutes. Drain and serve.
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Catering, Banquets, Parties, Rehearsal Dinners, Wedding Receptions,
Corporate Meetings. From a gala reception to an intimate cocktail
party in your home, boat, on the beach or wherever.
BENNIES RED BARN (912) 638-2844 www.benniesredbarn.com
Private rooms accommodate from 10 to 150. Private dining available in our loft area
for parties from fifteen to thirty-five people.
CRABDADDY’S (912) 634-1120 www.crabdaddysseafood.com
Banquet Room offers the perfect atmosphere and menu you and your guests desire
for that special event.
FREDERICA HOUSE (912) 638-6789 www.fredericahouse.com
912-264-3424
Will accommodate your rehearsal dinner, business meeting or tour bus full of
eager and hungry vacationers in an atmosphere of low country charm.
Locally owned and operated for over ten years.
Come try our award winning meals featuring hand cut
steaks, great seafood, pasta dishes, small meals and
sandwiches. Kids menu available. Sun -Thurs 4pm/10:30,
Fri & Sat 4pm-/11:30. Connected to Holiday Inn & Suites,
138 Glynco Parkway, Brunswick.
Check us out on Trip Advisor.
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HALYARDS (912) 399-0241 www.halyardsrestaurant.com
From a gala wedding reception or a cocktail party in your home, to a full-house
dinner event at Halyards or an intimate gathering in our Private Dining Room,
you’ll find we have a love for special events. For information on our new Village
Creek Landing event venue (great for low country boils, oyster roasts and open-air
events), contact Event Coordinator.
OLE TIMES COUNTRY BUFFET (912) 264-1693 www.southerncookinginc.com
Call for Banquet facilities, Catering Services or more info.
SKIPPER’S FISH CAMP (912) 437-FISH www.skippersfishcamp.com
Whether your group is 4 or 104 we have a choice of venues-- Oyster Bar, Main
Dining Room, Private Dining Room or the whole place!
Brunswick
Stew
FIRST THE SAUCE:
In a 2 quart saucepan, over low heat,
melt 1/4 cup of butter then add:
1 3/4 cups Catsup
1/4 cup French’s Yellow Mustard
1/4 cup white vinegar
Blend until smooth, then add:
1/2 tablespoon chopped garlic
1 teaspoon coarse ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper
1/2 ounce Liquid Smoke
1 ounce Worcestershire sauce
1 oz. Crystal Hot Sauce or 1/2oz. Tabasco
1/2 tablespoon fresh Lemon Juice
Blend until smooth then add:
1/4 cup dark brown sugar
Stir constantly, increase heat to
simmer (DO NOT BOIL) for
appx. 10 minutes.
Makes approx: 3 1/2 cups of sauce.
THEN THE STEW:
In a 2 gallon pot melt 1/4 lb of
butter and add:
3 cups Small Diced Potatoes.
1 cup Small Diced Onion.
2 ea. 14 1/2 oz. cans Chicken Broth.
1 lb Baked Chicken (White & Dark).
8-10 oz. Smoked Pork.
Bring to a rolling boil, stirring until
potatoes are near done, then add:
l ea. 8 1/2 oz. can Early Peas.
2 ea. 14 1/2 oz. cans Stewed
Tomatoes - Chop tomatoes,
(add liquid to the stew pot).
1 3/4 cup prepared sauce.
l ea. 16oz. can of Baby Lima Beans.
1/4 cup Liquid Smoke.
l ea. 14-15oz. can Creamed Corn
Slow simmer for 2 hrs.
- Yield 1 gallon.
Seafood Grill & Bar
Great Views • Great Bar • Great Food
Great Atmosphere • The Best Service
SERVING LUNCH AND DINNER 7 Days A Week
Enjoy fresh seafood,
Marsh Burgers,
Marsh Hen Fingers,
Brunswick Stew, Fish
or Shrimp Tacos and
shrimp ‘n grits.
ENJOY OUR DECK OVERLOOKING THE WATER
Recipe © Official Guide
Now serving Country Cooking Specials, lunch Mon-Fri
www.marshsidgrill.com
1200 Glynn Avenue
(Map Ref: K13)
Brunswick, GA
Tel: (912) 342-7981
Express Lunch Service
Kiddies Korner
Happy Hour: 4:30 till 7:00 p.m.,
Mon. - Fri. (except holidays)
Joe’s Hibachi Meals. Everyday after 5:00pm
Fri. 11am-3:00pm Express Bowls
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EVENTS in the Golden Isles
ST. SIMONS LIGHTHOUSE & MUSEUM
OF COASTAL HISTORY
Climb 129 steps to the top of the 104-foot
gleaming white tower for glorious views
of the Georgia coast. Mon-Sat 10–5, Sun
1:30–5. Closed selected holidays. Coastal
Georgia Historical Society, 912-638-4666.
saintsimonslighthouse.com.
FISHING, CRABBING &
DOLPHIN SIGHTING
Surrounded by salt marshes, tidal creeks,
winding rivers and the mighty Atlantic Ocean,
the Golden Isles offer many options for
fishing, crabbing & dolphin watching. From
beach & inshore fishing to offshore fishing for
those braver, the diversity is hard to compare.
Try your hand at fly fishing the coastal
marshes or take a dolphin sighting cruise out
into the sound and along the island banks.
See “GO FISH” on page 19 for help in finding
an experienced charter captain.
SUNDAYS AT SKIPPERS
On the banks of the Darien River.
Known for seafood but the steaks are
phenomenal! Try our Prime Rib Sunday
Special - all you need is a fork!
WEDNESDAYS AT SKIPPERS
Live Music 7:00pm/10:00pm
Our oyster bar is the place to be if you're looking
for a good time. Whether you're coming to have
fun with friends, or just enjoy our outdoor patio
and have a drink, Skipper's oyster bar is the
place! Screven Street, Darien, GA . (Just north
of Rt 17 Bridge overpass) 912-437-FISH
www.skippersfishcamp.com
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BLYTHE ISLAND REGIONAL PARK
A 1,100 acre public park
developed and managed by
Glynn County with the help of
Ga’s Dept of Natural Resources.
97 full-service RV Campsites
with water, electric, sewer,
cable TV, wireless internet.
Picnic pavilions, playground,
man-made swimming beach
with bath houses. Fresh water fishing. Marina
and dockr, nature Trails & Mountain Bike Trails.
Archery Range, please check in/out for safety.
Located 5 minutes from I-95 exit 29. Phone:
(912) 279-2812 & 800-343-7855 6616 Blythe
Island Hwy., Brunswick, GA 31523
www.glynncounty.org
ICE SKATING ON JEKYLL ISLAND
The addition of an outdoor, oceanfront
skating rink will expand the Jekyll Island
holiday season.
The attraction will be open to visitors Nov
2015 through Jan 2016, with the potential
use again during summer months. The
Jekyll Island Skating Village will be
located in the oceanfront parking lot, located north of Great Dunes Park
offering panoramic views of the Atlantic
Ocean while skating and will be maintained
and promoted by the Jekyll Island
Authority. www.jekyllisland.com/jekyllisland-authority
NEPTUNE PARK FUN ZONE, SSI
Kids love the playground with swings, slides,
splash zone and much more. Parents can watch
the fun from benches beneath shady trees,
plan a picnic, using grills and water spigots
provided and take a leisurely stroll along lighted,
pedestrian-friendly walkways. The Miniature Golf
Course is open yearround and, for a small
fee, you can putt-putt to
your heart’s content! If
Plunging is more your
style, visit Neptune Fun
Zone Pool from 11:00am
on Saturday and Sunday
afternoon until 7:00pm after Labor Day. Daily
Rates or contact the pool office for group rates:
(912) 279-3720.
550 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island.
(912) 279-2836 www.glynncounty.org
ISLAND TREASURES & ONLINE HUNTING
Much sought after by
Jekyll Island guests,
Island Treasures
mimic glass floats
used on the nets of
fishermen in the early
1900‘s. Join in the
Island Treasures Hunt
interactively. Throughout our website is a small
thumbnail picture of one of the glass beauties.
Click on it and enter your name and email
address to win. One random winner per week
and the float is sent right to your door.
www.jekyisland.com
HOFWYL-BROADFIELD PLANTATION
This beautiful plantation represents the history
and culture of Georgia’s Rice Coast. Museum
features silver from the family collection
and a model of Hofwyl-Broadfield during its
heyday. A guided tour allows visitors to see
the antebellum home with family heirlooms,
18th and 19th century furniture and Cantonese
china. As one of the Colonial Coast Birding Trail
sites, Hofwyl-Broadfield offers a nature trail
that leads back to the Visitors Center along the
edge of the marsh where rice once flourished.
912-264-7333. www.gastateparks.org
ASHANTILLY CENTER Call for tour of
historic property or to inquire about scheduling
organization meeting Ashantilly Center,
Darien. 912-437-4473. www.Ashantilly.org
EVENTS in the Golden Isles
MINI GOLF Jekyll Island. Fun for all ages!
Jekyll Island. Info: 912-635-2648
GEOCACHING Jekyll Island. Using a GPS
and locations found on the Internet, search
for small treasures hidden in natural areas.
Info 912-635-2648
BIKING, Jekyll Island. 20 miles of trails
overlooking the shore, maritime forest, and
Historic District. Info 912-635-2648
FORT FREDERICA NATIONAL MONUMENT,
St Simons Island.
GOLDEN ISLES ARTS &
HUMANITIES
1530 Newcastle St.,
Brunswick GA 31520
PHONE:912-262-6934 FAX: 912-262-1029
Office, Gallery & Historic Ritz
Theater hours:
Wed/Fri 9am/5pm,
Sat 10am/2pm
www.goldenislesart.org
Throughout the year, Fort Frederica offers
programs for kids such as “Hands on Musket
Drill where children learn the history of
Frederica’s soldiers and their primary weapon.
Festivals, Special Events and free days.
912-638-3639 www.nps.gov
TICKETS:
Available at www.goldenislesart.org
Prices vary. Day of Show, Advance, Members,
Nonmembers, Adults, Seniors, Student.
Cinema Gourmet tickets include tasting, talk
and screening.
CHRISTMAS-AT-SEA
http://www.seafarerscenter.org
Christmas-at-Sea is a signature program
of the International Seafarers' Center. Each
year, thousands of merchant mariners from
around the world receive gift boxes or ditty
bags filled with goodies. The generosity of
Americans who have given gifts to seafarers
have touched many lives around the world.
A list of gift items may be obtained from the
Center. Gifts are distributed to seafarers on
board their vessels on Thanksgiving Day to
the last day of Christmas in January. Join
us in sharing the joy and spirit of Christmas
with the world. Gifts may be dropped off at
the International Seafarers' Center at 307
Newcastle Street, Brunswick, GA 31520.
JAZZ IN THE PARK
Each summer,
Memorial DaySeptember, GIAHA
presents six great
concerts by the best
local and regional jazz
musicians. Planned
for high tide evenings
(for maximum breeze
and comfort) the
concerts bring tourists and residents to the lawn
of St. Simons Lighthouse for one of the most
pleasant and entertaining evenings you can
spend in the Golden Isles. Bring a blanket, lawn
chair, picnic and your favorite beverage. For
schedule: 912-262-6934
www.goldenislesarts.org/jazz.html
A LITTLE LIGHT MUSIC
Held on the oceanfront lawns of St Simons
Lighthouse Gazebo and grounds May-Sept.
Bring a lawn chair, a picnic and your favorite
beverage for a unique experience. For schedule
& times: 912-638-4666
www.saintsimonslighthouse.org
ANNUAL BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL
Reserved and general
admission seating available
Jekyll Island Convention
Center. Dozens of acts grace
the stage throughout this 3-day
family-fun event. Tickets & info:
www.jekyllisland.com
SUMMER WAVES
WATER PARK
Open for the season!
Splashtaculer good time!
S. Riverview Dr,
Jekyll Island.
912-635-2074
FOURTH OF JULY COOKOUT
at Beach Pavillion, Jekyll Island Club Hotel 5:00pm/8:00pm. www.jekyllclub.com
OLD FASHIONED 4TH OF JULY
Downtown, Brunswick! Fun
family event features old
fashioned games and free
watermelon slices; and
culminates at dark with the
fabulous fireworks display
over the East River. 7 – 9
p.m. Mary Ross Waterfront
Park, Downtown Brunswick.
Fun for the whole family –
bring a chair or blanket, eat
summer watermelon and
enjoy big fireworks. Free
and open to the public.
Photo Credit:
912-265-4032.
Stephanie Davis,
www.goldenislesarts.org
Knoxville, TN
MCGLADREY CLASSIC
With the help of tournament host and chairman
Davis Love III, his foundation
and title sponsor McGladrey,
the event is expected to draw
top players to the beautiful
Seaside golf course at Sea
Island Golf Club on St. Simons
Island. Funds raised through
The McGladrey Classic
directly impact charities
supporting children and
families in need – including
two major beneficiaries, Boys
& Girls Clubs and Special
Olympics. The McGladrey Classic offers a variety
of exclusive tournament packages designed
to allow your company to entertain clients and
business associates, while generating needed
funds for charity. The tournament promises to be
a fantastic display for spectators and players alike. Sea Island Golf Club, S100 Retreat Avenue, St. Simons Island. www.mcgladreyclassic.com
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22 - JEKYLL WELCOME CENTER
23 - CONVENTION CENTER. Flexible nature & ample space.
Perfect for a variety of events.
24 - SHOPPING CENTER
25 - GOLF COURSES. Three Championship 18-hole courses
26 - TENNIS CENTER
Award-winning clay-court complex.
27 - HORTON’S BREWERY SITE. Tabby ruins of Georgia’s first brewery.
28 - HORTON HOUSE
Two-storey ruin circa 1742.
29 - CLAM CREEK PICNIC AREA. Picnic area/covered fishing pier.
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Antebellum Plantation now Sea Island Golf Club
11 - FISHING PIER A focal point located in The Village
12 - OLD CASINO BUILDING St. Simons Visitors Center
13 - ST SIMONS ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE
Coastal Georgia Historical Society, museum, gift shop.
14 - ST SIMONS ISLAND BEACH.
Public Beach & US Coast Guard Station
15 - BLOODY MARSH BATTLE SITE
July 7, 1742 British Troops defeated Spanish.
16 - SEA ISLAND. Cloister Hotel represents hospitality of plantation era.
17 - LAWRENCE ROAD. Departure point for Little St Simons Island.
18 - CHRIST CHURCH. John & Charles Wesley held services on site .
19 - FORT FREDERICA National Monument Circa 1736
Informative film, talks, tours, displays.
20 - GASCOIGNE BLUFF
Picturesque site with old slave dwellings.
21 - EPWORTH BY THE SEA
Methodist Conference Center. Museum open to public.
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SHRIMP DOCKS
LOVER’S OAK Intersection of Albany/Prince Streets.
OLD TOWN NATION REGISTER DISTRICT
COURTHOUSE Circa 1907
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN BRUNSWICK
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3400 Parkwood Drive
Brunswick - Map Ref: K-9
(912) 466-5800
St. Simons Immediate Care
5000 Wellness Way
St. Simons Island - Map Ref: Q-9
(912) 466-5900
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Brunswick - Map Ref: I-1
(912) 466-5400
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Page 17
Jekyll Island’s
Award Winning
Oceanfront Hotel
888-635-3003
L odging
continued on pages 19, 20, 21
Featuring Island-view or Oceanside / Oceanview Guestrooms with
two Doubles or one King bed. Oceanfront One- Bedroom suites
offer two Queen Beds or one King and all offer full kitchens, separate
living area with Queen sofa sleeper, two TV’s, patio or large private
balcony and can accommodate up to 6ppl. All guestrooms offer
microwave / fridge combo, coffee maker, iron & iron board, and
pillow top mattresses.
Continuing north you will find
the quaint town of Darien and
Fort King George.
http://gastateparks.org/
FortKingGeorge
HOTEL AMENITIES
• ComplimentaryDeluxeContinentalBreakfastBar
• FreeWIFI
• ComplimentaryguestComputers&Printersinlobby
• TwoOceanfrontpools(oneheatedOct–Mar),
HotTub&KiddyPool
• BurnPit
• WyndhamRewardsLoyaltyProgram
GREATLOCATION
Hotel offers perfection location with plenty of beach even at high tide.
Area attractions close by: 63 Holes of Championship Golf, Clay Court
Tennis Complex, Jekyll Island Landmark Historic District, Georgia Sea
Turtle Center, Summer Waves Water Park, 15 miles of biking & jogging
trails.HoteladjacenttotheJekyllIslandConventionCenterandthenew
BeachVillage(openingfall2014).
www.daysinnjekyll.com
fbook.me/daysinn
/daysinnjekyll
Page 18
Originally called San Simone
by 16th century Spanish
explorers, St. Simons Island
is especially alluring. Fort
Frederica was established in
1736 by General Oglethorpe
to protect the southern boundary of his new colony
of Georgia from the Spanish in Florida. Today the
archeological remains of colonial Frederica are
protected by the National Park Service. www.nps.gov
Nearby Sapelo Island, features
a guided tour of the pristine barrier island beaches
and Hog Hammock Community, where many of the
descendants of the Planation era still reside. Sapelo
Island Visitors Center 912-437-3224.
www.sapelonerr.org
Pristine and secluded, Cumberland Island National
Seashore is located south from Brunswick, via I-95.
A favorite destination for visitors
who love history, wildlife
and a vast sweep of unspoiled
beaches. Ferry Boat schedules 912.882.4335. www.nps.gov
Coastal Georgia
R ich
in
History & Be au t y
In 1886 a group of millionaires purchased Jekyll
Island and converted it into a beautiful place for the
country’s most exclusive club. In 1947 the State of
Georgia purchased the Island and it has since become
an attraction to history buffs as well as vacationers.
The Jekyll Island Museum maintains three historic
sites, Jekyll Island National Historic Landmark
District, Horton House and the Wanderer Memorial.
Embark on a journey of discovery amongst the more
than 20,000 artifacts showcasing the island’s unique
heritage.
Today, the new Jekyll Convention Center is the only
oceanfront convention facility on the east coast south
of New Jersey. The natural green, tan and blue hues
that make up the overall color scheme reflect both
the nearby sands, waters and maritime forests that
attract thousands of guests to the island each year.
The Convention Center offers full service catering
including gala banquets, receptions, beachside
cookouts and picnics for groups of all sizes. Jekyll’s
timeless wonders, in harmony with modern amenities
invite you to be part of history.
Hampton Inn & Suites
200 S Beachview Drive, Jekyll Island, GA 31527
912-635-3733
Jekyllislandhamptoninn.com
[FB]/JekyllIslandHampton
DIRECTIONS
From I-95 take exit 29 onto hwy 17/82 North for 6 miles to Jekyll
Island Causeway. Proceed 6 miles to Jekyll Island Entramce,
straight for 5 miles. Right into Beachview Drive. One mile on left.
CLOUD NINE
THE HAMPTON EXPERIENCE
Rest easy on our premium, pillow-top
mattress with plush comforter, crisp,
white duvet and your choice of comfy
pillows. We’ve thought of everything,
to keep you comfortable and refreshed.
Fluffy towels, Waterpick* showerhead
and more elbow room in the shower.
BAR AREA
Stop by for a relaxing cocktail,
wine or beer. Challenge our
bartenders to a cocktail of
your choice.
FREE ON THE HOUSE
Hot Breakfast or a variety of cereals, yogurts, fruit & more.
High Speed Internet Access
Pool & Exercise Room
Hilton Honors *Points & Miles. No blackout dates.
Friendly service, clean rooms, comfortable surroundings everytime.
If you’re not satisfied we don’t expect you to pay.
That’s our commitment and your guarantee.
That’s 100% Hampton*
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Brunswick/
St Simons Island Area
Golden Isles, GA
L odging
continued from page 19
I-95 Exit 36A (912) 264.4330, 264.4016 fax
CAMPING………............................................ 866-658-3021
“Menu Style” Hot Breakfast.
CouponS for loCal reStaurantS
accommodations
Free WiFi
Microfridge in all rooms
Hot breakfast:
Eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits &
gravy, and much more.
Free Passes
Emerald Princess Casino Boat
24hr Coffee Bar in Lobby
Fresh Baked Cookies served daily
Expanded Cable TV w/HBO
Free local calls
Large Renovated Outdoor Pool
Fitness Business Center
Vending services
Free “USA Today”
Fax/copy service
Guest Laundry Service
Selected Pet Friendly and Smoking Rooms available
Truck/Bus parking.
1 mile from Historic Downtown Brunswick,
12 miles from St Simons & Jekyll Island Beaches
Close to local restaurants.
Pitch y our t ent o r p ark y our R V u nder t he
magnificent o aks o n t he n orthern t ip o f
JEKYLL ISLAND, opposite Clam Creek Picnic
Area a nd D riftwood B each. . 206 c ampsites
include s paces f rom t ent, t o f ull s ervice,
pull-thru R V s ites w ith c able T V t hat c an
comfortably a ccommodate your motorhome.
WiFi a nd D SL i nternet a re f ree f or a ll
registered campers.
www.bookyoursite.com/campground/jekyllisland
COMFORT SUITES.......................................... (912) 267-4440
New hotel located at Exit 29, Ashton Drive. GPS address: 2743 US Hwy
17 S . B runswick, 31523. Full b reakfast a nd h eated indoor p ool a nd h ot
tub. Gateway to St. Simons Island and Jekyll Island. Easy access to
beaches, fishing and golf courses. Closest mainland hotel to new Jekyll
Island C onvention C enter. 1 00% n on-smoking h otel. N o p ets. O wner
managed. Close to downtown Brunswick. 2 5 Ashton Drive, Brunswick.
Map Ref: D14 www.comfortsuites.com/hotel-brunswick-georgia-GA641
DAYS INN BRUNSWICK....................................912-264-4330
Located off exit 36A, minutes from historic downtown Brunswick, Jekyll
Island, S t S imons I sland. C omplimentary H ot B reakfast. H igh S peed
Internet a ccess, B usiness C enter, I HOP o n s ite. C racker B arrel, C aptain
Joe's Seafood, Matteo's Italian Restaurant within walking distance.
300 Warren Mason Blvd., Brunswick, GA 31520. www.daysinn341.com
DAYS INN & SUITES JEKYLL ISLAND............888-635-3003
Located a t 6 0 S . B eachview D rive, J ekyll I sland. Amenities i nclude 1 24
rooms – newly renovated. 40 ocean-front one-bedroom suites w/full kitchen
and p rivate b alcony, 8 4 s pacious d ouble-bedded g uest r ooms, " free"
deluxe c ontinental b reakfast b ar, m eeting f acilities f or 6 0 p eople, b ike
rentals o n s ite, volleyball, b urn p it, t wo o ceanfront p ools, h ot t ub & k iddy
pool. Adjacent to t he b rand n ew J ekyll I sland C onvention C enter, the p erfect c entral location
for relaxation or business. www.daysinnjekyll.com Map Ref: P26
www.daysinn341.com
/DaysinBrunswickGeorgia
@DaysInnBrunswic
Page 20
Coastal Georgia
R ich
in
R eal E state & R entals
History & Be au t y
HAMPTON INN & SUITES, Jekyll Island......(912) 635-3733
Come enjoy Jekyll Island’s First New Hotel in over 35 years! Enjoy our
Free “On the House” Breakfast, Fitness Center and Business Center,
Bike R entals, O utdoor P ool, K id’s P ool, S pa & F ire P it. E njoy o ur
Lobby Lounge with a Tapas Menu & then take stroll on our boardwalk
that leads you to the beach. We offer standard rooms and suites. 200 South Beachview
Drive,Jekyll Island, GA 31527. www.jekyllislandhamptoninn.com Map Ref: Q24
JEKYLL ISLAND CLUB HOTEL..................... (912) 635-2600
371 Riverview Drive, Jekyll Island, Georgia. Feel the surrounding
history of the famous elite who previously inhabited
this glam ourous setting and enjoy the extravagance of the past with the
glamour of the present. For reservations: 800-535-9547.
www.jekyllclub.com Map Ref: P20
PARKER KAUFMAN, REALTORS......(912) 635-2512 or 888-453-5955
Real estate Sales and Vacation Rentals, Golden Isles, GA. Jekyll Island
21 Main Street, Suite 103, Jekyll Island, GA 31527 Map Ref: Q21.
#24 on the Driving Tour Map.
www.parker-kaufman.com/jekyll
SAINT SIMONS INN...........................................(912) 638-1101
Located in the shadow of a century-old lighthouse in a quiet corner
of an historic village. Small, quiet and welcoming with just 34 guest
rooms, each with refrigerator and microwave. Stay 4 nights get 5th
night free Sun-Thur s. 609 Beachvview Drive, Saint Simons Island.
www.stsimonsinn.com Map Ref: R13.
Saint Simons Island Village
Located o n t he n orth e nd o f J ekyll I sland, D riftwood B each w ill
amaze you with the beautiful driftwood and trees, a wonderful
location for photographs and is a ve ry popular site for weddings.
Designated p arking a long t he r oad n ext t o e ach b each a ccess
point.
Photo credit: Susan Mize
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Tide Tables
©Wentworth Inc.
APRIL 2016 TIDAL PREDICTIONS
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MAY 2016 TIDAL PREDICTIONS
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1 2:58a 6.6 3:27p 6.29:32a 0.9 9:44p 0.8
2 4:00a 6.7 4:28p 6.610:36a 0.6 10:52p 0.5
3 5:03a 7.0 5:29p 7.011:36a 0.2 11:55p 0.0
46:04a 7.4 6:27p7.7 12:31p -0.3
5 7:01a 7.8 7:22p 8.312:54a -0.5 1:23p -0.8
6 7:53a 8.1 8:13p 8.71:50a -0.9 2:15p -1.2
7 8:44a 8.3 9:03p 9.02:43a -1.3 3:04p -1.5
8 9:34a 8.2 9:53p 9.03:36a -1.4 3:53p -1.5
910:25a 8.0 10:45p8.84:26a -1.3 4:42p -1.4
10 11:19a 7.6 11:40p8.4 5:17a -1.1 5:32p -1.1
11 12:17p7.26:08a -0.6 6:24p -0.6
1212:38a 8.0 1:17p 6.97:03a-0.17:19p -0.1
13 1:37a 7.5 2:17p 6.68:02a 0.3 8:21p 0.3
14 2:36a 7.2 3:16p 6.59:07a 0.6 9:27p 0.6
15 3:34a 6.9 4:15p 6.510:11a 0.7 10:32p 0.6
16 4:30a 6.7 5:11p 6.611:09a 0.6 11:30p 0.5
17 5:25a 6.7 6:04p 6.811:58a 0.5
18 6:16a 6.8 6:51p 7.012:21a 0.3 12:42p 0.3
19 7:02a 6.9 7:33p 7.31:08a 0.2 1:23p 0.2
20 7:43a 7.0 8:11p 7.51:51a 0.1 2:01p 0.1
21 8:22a 7.0 8:47p 7.62:32a -0.02:37p 0.1
22 8:59a 7.0 9:21p 7.63:10a -0.03:12p 0.1
239:35a 6.9 9:54p7.53:48a 0.0 3:47p 0.2
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2510:47a 6.5 11:03p7.25:01a 0.3 4:57p 0.4
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27 12:13p6.26:20a 0.6 6:18p 0.7
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30 2:27a 6.9 3:01p 6.69:01a 0.6 9:17p 0.8
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HIGH TIDE
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1 3:29a 7.0 4:01p 7.010:04a 0.4 10:27p 0.6
2 4:31a 7.2 5:02p 7.511:04a -0.011:32p 0.1
35:33a 7.4 6:01p8.1 12:01p -0.5
4 6:32a 7.7 6:58p 8.612:33a -0.3 12:55p -0.9
5 7:28a 7.9 7:51p 9.01:30a -0.8 1:48p -1.2
6 8:22a 8.0 8:43p 9.22:25a -1.0 2:40p -1.4
7 9:13a 7.9 9:34p 9.23:19a -1.2 3:31p -1.4
810:06a 7.8 10:26p9.0 4:10a -1.1 4:21p -1.2
9 11:01a 7.4 11:20p8.55:01a -0.1 5:12p -0.9
1011:58a 7.1 5:51a -0.56:03p -0.4
11 12:16a 8.0 12:58p6.86:42a -0.1 6:56p 0.1
12 1:13a 7.5 1:56p 6.67:37a 0.2 7:54p 0.5
13 2:08a 7.1 2:52p 6.58:35a 0.6 8:57p 0.8
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15 3:54a 6.6 4:38p 6.610:29a 0.7 10:58p 0.8
16 4:45a 6.5 5:28p 6.811:17a 0.6 11:50p 0.7
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18 6:32a 6.6 7:00p 7.312:36a 0.5 12:43p 0.4
19 7:08a 6.7 7:41p 7.51:21a 0.4 1:23p 0.3
20 7:51a 6.7 8:19p 7.62:03a 0.3 2:02p 0.2
21 8:30a 6,7 8:54p 7.72:44a 0.2 2:40p 0.2
22 9:08a 6.7 9:29p 7.63:23a 0.1 3:19p 0.2
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2511:04a 6.4 11:22p7.35:19a 0.2 5:16p 0.4
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27 12:11a 7.2 12:45p6.4 6:47a 0.3 6:51p 0.7
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30 3:04a 7.1 3:39p 7.3 9:36a -0.010:05p 0.5
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2 6:07a 7.3 6:36p 8.612:13a -0.212:30p -0.9
3 7:05a 7.5 7:32p 8.91:12a -0.51:25p -1.2
4 8:01a 7.6 8:24p 9.02:08a-0.82:18p -1.3
5 8:54a 7.5 9:15p 9.03:01a -0.9 3:11p -1.2
6 9:47a 7.4 10:06p8.73:53a -0.9 4:02p -1.0
7 10:41a 7.2 10:58p8.3 4:42a -0.8 4:51p -0.7
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12 2:25a 6.7 3:09p 6.58:47a -.6 9:19p 1.1
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17 6:31a 6.3 7:08p 7.312:47a 0.6 12:44p 0.3
18 7:17a 6.4 7:49p 7.51:31a 0.4 1:27p 0.2
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4 8:37a 7.2 8:58p 8.62:44a -0.6 2:52p -1.0
5 9:28a 7.2 9:46p 8.43:34a -0.7 3:43p -0.8
610:19a 7.1 10:34p8.1 4:21a -0.6 4:30p -0.6
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8 12:01p6.75:48a -0.1 6:03p 0.2
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1012:58a 6.9 1:41p 6.57:12a 0.4 7:39p 0.9
11 1:45a 6.6 2:28p 6.47:57a 0.6 8:32p 1.2
12 2:33a 6.3 3:16p 6.58:45a 0.7 9:29p 1.3
13 3:21a 6.2 4:04p 6.69:36a 0.810:26p 1.2
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16 5:53a 6.1 6:32p 7.212:09a 0.9 12:06p 0.4
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11:53a
-0.5
31 6:32a 6.9 6:59p 8.312:40a 0.1 12:49p -0.6
SEPTEMBER 2016 TIDAL PREDICTIONS
HIGH TIDE
HIGH TIDE
LOW TIDE
LOW TIDE
Time
ht (ft)
Time
ht (ft)
Time
ht (ft)
Time
ht (ft)
1 7:28a 7.1 7:51p 8.31:34a -0.1 1:43p -0.7
2 8:20a 7.2 8:39p 8.32:25a -0.3 2:34p -0.6
3 9:08a 7.3 9:24p 8.23:12a -0.33:23p -0.5
4 9:54a 7.2 10:07p7.93:56a -0.3 4:08p -0.3
510:39a 7.1 10:49p7.6 4:37a -0.1 4:51p -0.0
611:24a 6.9 11:33p7.25:15a 0.1 5:33p 0.3
7 12:10p6.85:52a 0.3 6:14p 0.7
8 12:17a 6.9 12:56p6.66:29a 0.546:58p 1.0
9 1:04a 6.6 1:43p 6.67:08a 0.8 7:46p 1.1
10 1:51a 6.4 2:31p 6.67:52a 0.9 8:39p 1.5
11 2:39a 6.2 3:19p 6.68:43a 1.0 9:38p 1.5
12 3:29a 6.1 4:10p 6.79:38a 1.010:36p 1.4
13 4:21a 6.2 5:02p 7.010:35a 0.9 11:31p 1.2
14 5:15a 6.3 5:55p 7.211:30a 0.7
15 6:09a 6.6 6:45p 7.612:22a 0.9 12:23p 0.5
16 6:59a 6.9 7:33p 7.91:11a 0.5 1:14p 0.2
17 7:47a 7.2 8:17p 8.21:59a 0.2 2:05p -0.1
188:33a 7.6 9:01p8.42:45a-0.22:54p -0.3
19 9:19a 7.7 9:45p 8.43:30a -0.5 3:42p -0.4
2010:06a 8.0 10:32p8.2 4:15a -0.6 4:31p -0.4
2110:56a 8.1 11:23p8.05:00a -0.7 5:20p -0.3
2211:51a 8.1 5:47a -0.6 612p -0.0
2312:18a 7.7 12:48p8.16:36a -0.5 7:07p 0.3
24 1:17a 7.4 1:48p 8.07:30a -0.3 8:09p 0.6
25 2:16a 7.1 2:47p 7.98:30a -0.1 9:17p 0.8
26 3:16a 7.0 3:47p 7.99:34a 0.110:24p 0.7
27 4:17a 6.9 4:48p 7.910:38a 0.1 11:27p 0.6
28 5:19a 6.9 5:47p 8.011:39a -0.0
29 6:19a 7.1 6:43p 8.012:24a 0.4 12:35p -0.1
30 7:13a 7.3 7:33p 8.11:15a 0.2 1:27p -0.2
31 8:02a 7.4 8:17p 8.12:03a 0.1 2:16p -0.2
Day
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
HIGH TIDE
HIGH TIDE
LOW TIDE
LOW TIDE
Time
ht (ft)
Time
ht (ft)
Time
ht (ft)
Time
ht (ft)
1 8:46a 7.5 8:59p 8.12:47a 0.1 3:02p -0.1
2 9:27a 7.5 9:38p 7.93:27a 0.1 3:44p 0.1
310:07a 7.5 10:17p7.64:05a 0.2 4:25p 0.3
410:46a 7.3 10:57p7.34:40a 0.4 5:03p 0.6
511:27a 7.2 11:38p7.05:14a 0.6 5:42p 0.9
6 12:10p7.05:48a 0.8 6:21p 1.2
712:22a 6.7 12:55p6.86:25a 1.0 7:04p 1.4
8 1:09a 6.5 1:44p 6.87:07a 1.2 7:54p 1.7
9 1:58a 6.3 2:34p 6.87:55a 1.3 8:51p 1.7
10 2:50a 6.3 3:26p 6.98:52a 1.3 9:52p 1.6
11 3:43a 6.4 4:20p 7.19:55a 1.310:51p 1.4
12 4:39a 6.6 5:16p 7.410:56a 1.0 11:46p 1.0
13 5:35a 6.9 6:11p 7.811:53a 0.7
14 6:29a 7.4 7:02p 8.112:37a 0.6 12:48p 0.3
15 7:20a 7.9 7:50p 8.51:27a 0.1 1:42p -0.0
168:09a 8.4 8:37p8.72:15a-0.32:33p -0.3
17 8:56a 8.7 9:24p 8.73:03a -0.6 3:25p -0.5
18 9:45a 8.9 10:13p8.53:50a -0.8 4:15p -0.5
1910:36a 8.9 11:05p8.24:38a -0.8 5:06p -0.3
2011:31a 8.8 5:26a -0.75:58p -0.1
2112:02a 7.8 12:30p8.5 6:17a -0.4 6:53p 0.3
22 1:02a 7.5 1:31p 8.37:11a -0.17:53p 0.7
23 2:04a 7.2 2:31p 8.18:12a 0.3 9:00p 0.9
24 3:04a 7.1 3:31p 7.99:18a 0.510:07p 1.0
25 4:05a 7.0 4:30p 7.810:23a 0.5 11:09p 0.8
26 5:05a 7.1 5:28p 7,811:24a 0.5
27 6:03a 7.3 6:21p 7.812:03a 0.7 12:19p 0.4
28 6:55a 7.5 7:09p 7.912:52a 0.5 1:09p
0.3
29 7:41a 7.7 7:52p 7.91:36a 0.4 1:55p 0.3
30 8:22a 7.8 8:32p 7.92:17a 0.4 2:39p 0.3
FROM A RICH PAST TO A TREASURED RESORT
Founded in 1886, the original Jekyll Island Club was a private retreat for a select group of
America’s wealthiest families. A number of them built spacious “cottages,” some of which
now make up the Jekyll Island Club Hotel.
Today, this award winning National Historic Landmark is recognized as a premier vacation,
wedding and meeting destination. Fine dining, gracious service and accommodations are all
hallmarks of this unique landmark experience.
371 RIVERVIEW DRIVE, JEKYLL ISLAND, GEORGIA 31527
(855) 581-8282 jekyllclub.com
Historic Hotels
of America
NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION ®
The brilliance and beauty of the coastal sunset is the backdrop to
Georgia’s barrier islands known collectively as
The GOLDEN ISLES.
Encounter rich history & recreation at every turn as you succumb
to the tranquil pull of the last unspoiled coastline along the
eastern shore. Go kayaking or deep-sea fishing. Swim or stroll
along miles of sun-drenched beaches. Challenge 198 holes of golf.
Cruise tidal creeks and winding rivers to catch sight of dolphins
and many species of birds inhabiting
salt marshes and surrounding areas.
Enjoy the many dining experiences
The Golden Isles has to offer.
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