Explore Saint Simons Island

A full-service marina right in the neighborhood offering boat slips, fuel, fishing charters, kayak rentals, and waterfront dining. The hub of island water activities.

Explore the ruins of a 1736 British colonial fort built by General James Oglethorpe. A fascinating slice of American history with scenic nature trails and knowledgeable park rangers.

Award-winning BBQ joint serving slow-smoked brisket, pulled pork, ribs, and classic Southern sides. Frequently ranked among the best BBQ in Georgia — and the lines prove it.

One of the oldest and most beautiful churches in America, founded in 1736 and rebuilt in 1884. Set under magnificent live oak trees draped in Spanish moss — a truly serene landmark.

The most popular and expansive beach on Saint Simons Island, stretching for miles with soft sand, gentle waves, and a laid-back atmosphere. Perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and beach walks.

A quieter, family-friendly beach park with picnic tables, restrooms, and easy parking. Great alternative to East Beach when crowds pick up during peak season.

A scenic marina on the Brunswick River offering boat storage, slips, and access to the Intracoastal Waterway. Good launching point for offshore fishing adventures.

Farm-to-table fine dining featuring locally sourced coastal Georgia ingredients. Creative menu changes seasonally with a focus on fresh seafood and Southern-inspired flavors.

A beautiful Tom Fazio-designed public course on the northern end of the island with marsh and waterway views. More accessible pricing than Sea Island with equally scenic surroundings.

World-class golf on one of America's most celebrated resort destinations. The Seaside Course at Sea Island features stunning oceanside holes and impeccable conditioning.

A stunning, undeveloped inlet at the north end of the island where a tidal creek meets the ocean. Beloved by locals for shelling, birding, and watching dolphins play in the current.

A fun outdoor mini golf course with a coastal island theme. Easy to walk to from the village and perfect for a family evening out.

Lively beachside bar and grill at Pier Village with live music, cold drinks, and crowd-pleasing pub food. Perfect for a casual night out.

Upscale waterfront dining featuring fresh local seafood, handcrafted cocktails, and stunning marina views. A SSI staple for date nights and celebrations.

Explore the stunning salt marshes and tidal creeks of the Golden Isles by kayak or paddleboard. Guided eco-tours available for all skill levels.

A beloved local institution famous for its crab cakes, Low Country boil, and homestyle Southern cooking. Casual, cozy, and always delicious.

Stock up on bulk essentials, snacks, wine, and household items at the Brunswick Costco — great for large groups staying a week or more.

Climb the historic 1872 lighthouse for panoramic island views and explore the adjacent Museum of Coastal History. A must-do landmark.

An old-school SSI institution serving steaks, seafood, and Southern classics in a charming rustic barn. Cash only and worth every penny.

Full-service grocery store just steps from Island Breeze. Well-stocked with everything you need including fresh seafood, deli, bakery, and pharmacy.

Fun and informative narrated trolley tours of the island covering history, landmarks, and hidden gems. A fantastic introduction for first-timers.

Book a half-day or full-day deep sea or inshore fishing charter right from Golden Isles Marina. Multiple captains available for all experience levels.

Local specialty market with artisan goods, local seafood, wine, charcuterie, and gourmet prepared foods. Perfect for stocking the Island Breeze kitchen.

Saint Simons has miles of scenic bike trails through marshes, live oaks, and neighborhoods. The bikes at Island Breeze are perfect for exploring.

Beloved waterfront park featuring a free splash pad, playground, mini golf, tennis courts, and direct beach access. The ultimate family hangout spot.

Premium grocery chain in Brunswick with a large organic and specialty foods section, wine, sushi bar, and floral. Worth the short drive for specialty items.

A charming outdoor shopping plaza with local boutiques, gift shops, galleries, and salons. Great for browsing unique island finds and souvenirs.

The heart of SSI shopping — browse clothing boutiques, jewelry shops, and coastal home décor stores right at the island's famous village pier.

A full-scale theme park in Valdosta with roller coasters, a water park, and a zoo. A great day-trip option for families with older kids.

The iconic Saint Simons Pier and surrounding village area. Features shops, restaurants, a playground, miniature golf, and beautiful views of the Jekyll Island causeway. Great for families.

Built in 1872, this iconic lighthouse and museum offers panoramic island views from the top. A must-visit historical landmark. The surrounding grounds are beautiful for photos and picnics.

Beachfront park featuring a playground, swimming pool (seasonal), picnic areas, miniature golf course, and the iconic pier. Central gathering spot for families and events.

Full-service marina offering boat rentals, fishing charters, dolphin tours, and stunning waterfront dining. Just steps from Island Breeze with gorgeous sunset views.

Full-service grocery store with deli, bakery, pharmacy, and everything you need to stock the Island Breeze kitchen. Clean, well-organized, and just minutes away.

World-class golf destination featuring the Seaside and Plantation courses. Home to the PGA Tour's RSM Classic. One of the most prestigious golf clubs in the Southeast.

Award-winning barbecue in a converted gas station. Featured on the Food Network and consistently ranked among the best BBQ in the South. Laid-back atmosphere, incredible ribs and brisket.

Saint Simons Island's most popular beach stretches for miles with wide sandy shores perfect for families, swimming, and sunbathing. Public access, free parking, and lifeguards on duty during peak season.

The charming heart of Saint Simons Island — a walkable village filled with unique boutiques, local restaurants, ice cream shops, and the iconic pier. Live music on summer evenings.

A legendary Saint Simons Island steakhouse since 1954. Known for their prime rib, chargrilled steaks, and old-school Southern hospitality. A true island institution.