Cheap Things To Do in Saint Simons, Georgia

Every day is tailored to your wishes. You can relax on the porch, take a dip in the pool or join fellow guests for an early morning expedition to the beach or into the interior of the island for some birding (over 200 species of birds ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Inscription. During the late morning of July 7, 1742 Georgia Rangers guarding the military road approach to... More on HMDB

If you are a history nut, this place is for you. However, I wouldn't recommend going at night!! This place ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Although the pool falls a bit shy of our 18m minimum listing requirement, we've included it for lack of full-size, ... More on SwimmersGuide

The beautiful two-story, brick keepers' dwelling and the white, 104-foot tower on St. Simons Island today seem like the idyllic light station. Such was not always the case. Stagnant ponds on the is... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Actually, quite a romantic spot. More on LighthouseFriends.com

Guided kayak nature tours with trained naturalists. Beach rentals available. More on Discover America

Ocean Motion and Barry's Beach Service have been guiding visitors and locals to fun and adventure for almost 30 years by providing kayaking tours and sales, sailing and biking. Their devotion to o... More on Stsimonsislandexperience.com

Inscription. In 1804 William Page purchased land on St. Simons Sound and named it Retreat. With later purchases, Retreat became one of the preeminent plantations on St. Simons Island for the production of long-staple cotton. In 1827 ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Not far from this spot stood the "great tree" under which Charles Wesley had prayers and preached, March 14, 1736, the first Sunday after his arrival. There were about twenty people present, among whom was Mr. Oglethorpe. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Throughout the ages Gascoigne Bluff has been the gateway to St. Simons Island. An Indian village was located here. Capt. James Gascoigne of HM Sloop-of-was, HAWK, which convoyed the Fr... More on HMDB

Inscription. Throughout the ages Gascoigne Bluff has been the gateway to St. Simons Island. An Indian village was located here. Capt. James Gascoigne of HM Sloop-of-war, HAWK, which convoyed the Fr... More on HMDB

Inscription. During the American Revolution four heavily-armed row galleys were constructed in Savannah for the Georgia Navy, all underwritten by the Continental Congress. In nearby Frederica River, beginning at dawn on April 19, ... More on HMDB