Golden Isles Marina
Morningstar Marinas – Golden Isles is a full service marina specifically geared to help you enjoy your time on the water.
Taylor Fish Camp
Lawrence Road | St. Simons Island | 912-638-7690
Jekyll Wharf Marina
1 Pier Road | Jekyll Island | 912-635-3152
Brunswick Landing Marina
2429 Newcastle Street | Brunswick | 912-262-9264
Village Creek Landing
526 South Harrington Road | St. Simons | 912-289-2794
Jekyll Harbor Marina
1 Harbor Road | Jekyll Island | 912-635-3137
Club Marina Hampton River
1000 Hampton River Club Drive | St. Simons Island | 912-638-1210
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St. Simons Island named #2 of The South’s Best Islands 2017 by Southern Living
Each year Southern Living releases several lists boasting “The South’s Best,” including everything from accommodations to bookstores, breakfast spots, BBQ joints, beaches and so much more. In their 2017 accolades, St. Simons Island landed the #2 spot in The South’s Best Islands! Who stole first place from the Golden Isles? North Carolina’s barrier islands, the […]
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Why Winter is the Perfect Time to Visit St. Simons Island
Winter is an ideal time to check out St. Simons Island, Georgia, a stunning barrier isle that welcomes visitors throughout the year. Here are four reasons to visit this crown jewel of the Golden Isles this season: Mild temperatures on the beach Coastal Georgia usually averages temperatures in the mid-60s during the winter months. And […]
Exploring Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation
Until the Civil War, coastal Georgia and South Carolina thrived as the country’s premiere rice growing region. Many of the South’s great rice plantations were destroyed during the Civil War, but a few still stand today. Located between Darien and Brunswick, Georgia, Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation offers a fascinating window into the Lowcountry’s 19th-century rice culture. Situated […]
What is Georgia’s State Seashell?
Knobbed Whelk (Busycon carica)! Christened the state seashell in 1987, the knobbed whelk is a whorled shell, eight inches long at maturity, displaying heavy spines, many knobs, and an orange or red mouth. Minerals in Georgia coastal waters cause ocher striations on the sand-colored, semi-gloss surface. This marine snail shell is found all along Georgia’s […]
