While there are some beautiful beaches on the Georgia Coast, Driftwood Beach might be the most iconic. Made up of sun-bleached driftwood, this strewn beach resembles a natural jungle gym just asking to be photographed.

Jekyll Island Golf Club's four courses are a scenic place to tee off, whether you're an amateur or professional. The first golf course on the island was created in 1898. Three 18-hole Jekyll Island golf courses (Oleander, Indian Mound and Pine Lakes) are centrally located on the Island. The historic Great Dunes 9-hole course, a true links course, is located on the ocean.

Searching for and spotting these playful and graceful creatures in Georgia’s coastal waters is a memorable experience for the whole family. Ninety-minute cruises are available daily, March-November and depart from the Jekyll Wharf, near the front of the Jekyll Island Club Resort. For reservations and information, visit Jekyll Island Dolphin Tours or call (912) 635 3152.

There are more than 20 miles of paved bike paths on St. Simons, many of which will take you around to different beloved restaurants, attractions and historic sites. Borrow a bike from one of the shops around town, like Ocean Motion Surf Company, or bring your own.