St. Simons Island is sometimes described as a little piece of paradise. Scarcely known outside Georgia, it is quite possibly the best kept secret along the coastal Southeast.

The island’s majestic entrance over miles of unspoiled marshland was memorialized by Sidney Lanier in his poem The Marshes of Glynn. It’s a place where an unpretentious low country meets the great ocean … where huge tidal changes breathe life into the grassy expanse flourishing in wildlife