Location

St. Simons Island is located midway between Jacksonville, Florida and Savannah, Georgia. The Island's rich historic past dates back to the 1700's. The site where the battle between Spain and England climaxed, Bloody Marsh,
and the ruins of General Oglethorpe's colony, Fort Frederica, are local landmarks today. Also of historical significance, St. Simons Island is home to Christ Church, founded by John and Charles Wesley in the early 1700's. Many notable Island residents, including Eugenia Price, are buried in the adjoining historic cemetery. A fully functional lighthouse, available for visitor's to climb, still lights the way for ships in the sound.

St. Simons Island's year-round average daily temperature is in the 70's. The beach and warm, gentle ocean waters are ideal for all types of activities - swimming, strolling, sunning, paddle boarding, wind surfing, and sailing. For the sports enthusiast, the temperate climate makes golf, tennis, fishing, kayaking and other recreational activities pleasant and enjoyable. Miles of bike paths make exploring the Island as a family, fun.

After a day of beachcombing and sightseeing, unwind in one of the many charming St. Simons Island restaurants. From casual to gourmet, the options are endless - fresh seafood, hand-cut steaks, unique pastas, southern cuisine, and much, much more. This charming blend of history, southern culture and warm climate make St. Simons Island a favored vacation destination, year after year.