Romantic 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

This elaborate museum features exhibits on the history of Jekyll Island, from its development as a winter retreat for the American elite to its present state as a major tourist draw. The museum ... More on Weather.com

overview: The Museum contains exhibits on the history of the St. Simons lighthouse and the way of life of a turn- of- the- century lighthouse keeper and his family. The Museum Store features coastal Georgia publications and unique ... More on MuseumStuff.com

St. Simons Lighthouse at the island's southern end, has been a landmark since 1872. The present 104-foot brick sentinel-still maintained as an operational beacon by the U.S. Coast Guard-stands ... More on Off the Beaten Path: Georgia

The museum consists of an 1872 brick lighthouse and keeper's dwelling, 1890 oil house and Victorian gazebo which contain exhibits on the history of ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

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

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

These two small tabby cabins were part of the slave quarters of the large Hamilton Plantation, which prospered in the late 18th-mid 19th centuries. A restored residence, interpretive center offerin... More on Discover America

Inscription. These houses were slave cabins on the Gascoigne Bluff section of Hamilton Plantation which was developed in 1793 by James Hamilton into one of the largest estates on St. Simons Island.... More on HMDB