Great little spot! If you can find parking this is definitely a great place to spend the day at…read morethe beach! My family and I packed up all our beach gear and spent several hours here. Near the sandbar the water gets deep fast so if you have littles or inexperienced swimmers walk further down to set up. We went during low tide and we were able to pretty much walk all the way out to the middle of the ocean with the water at our knees in most parts. The wind was a little gusty the day we went so bring something to hold down the beach towels so they don't fly away while you're frolicking in the water! Lol! It was less crowded than the area we went the day before too! Such a fun place to enjoy the ocean and soak in the sunshine!!

We took our toddler here for his first beach experience. Very limited parking, we went around 5:30…read morePM and were lucky enough to snag a spot right off of 15th street. It was a short walk to the water and there were tons of "pools" for our toddler to splash in and search for seashells (which we found plenty of)! Be wary, the water/tide was a bit strong and there were some sudden drop offs, I don't recommend for swimming but a quick splash a couple feet in was perfect for us. It was relatively quiet and there were plenty of birds to watch! There is a hose in the corner of the parking lot near to rinse off with.

Do you want stagfwring views, gorgeous back grounds, jellyfish and shells? Then Driftwood beach may…read morebe your perfect spot. Pay your $10 per car fee to get onto Jekyll Island, qnd drive 4 miles north. Enjoy the 1950's - to modern home styles, as the drive is a beautiful one. There is street parking, but only on the left side of the street and only about 14 parking spots. The walk to the beach is easy to moderate while walking thru soft sand, until the beach, where ancient trees lay on their sides, and roots make for a gorgeous view. The day we were here, the beach was littered with the bodies of cannon ball jellyfish, which are surprisingly solid, so watch your feet. Enjoy the temperate water of the Atlantic ocean and the bright South Ga Sun for a perfect afternoon.

Wow, I'm so happy we were able to come here and see this beach for ourselves!…read more You don't know the scale of how big these trees are until your standing right there! They are huge and so many, I've just never seen a beach like this. And they seem to be fossilized, the wood is very hard like stone! So cool!

The area has a substantial amount of parking and decent facilities. Cover from sun is minimal. It…read moredoesn't cost anything to park here and there's no gate. The beach had two significant problems going for it: first, the tides run right up to the dunes so it's hard to go anywhere at high tide, and second the surf fishers make it tough to walk. I ran into a line in the dark where I could even see that a pole had been set up. It boggles my mind that these things are legal in places where people walk and swim. The beach itself was a decent quality, if not world-beating affair. It was just more crowded and less easy to enjoy than I'd hoped.

Awesome beach to bring your dog to. Be mindful that they're not allowed between Memorial Day and…read moreLabor Day from 9am-6pm. Other than that, you can bring your dog and they can be off leash. My dog had a BLAST! It's always awesome when my dog can roam freely. Very clean bathrooms and tons of showers to wash off, even low enough for the dog. Ample parking, but this beach gets PACKED! Probably one of the most packed beaches I've been to in the golden isles. Everyone was nice and friendly, and my dog had tons of dog friends to play with.

My fiancé and I just came from vacationing on Sapelo Island. For it to be a historical landmark we…read morehaven't seen much advertisement about the island. Great place to visit! Very secluded, nice place to relax, and only accessible by Ferry. Looking forward to seeing more advertisement about this historical island.

If you want to get away from everyone including cell service this is your place. The best secluded…read morebeach you get to in America. I have been everywhere and the 2 beaches here are the most hidden. If you are looking for lavish lodging you won't find it here. You find seclusion from everyone . Bring your own food . You have to be a guest to stay over so Book your time with my friend JR Bailey. Tell him I sent you. There are many tours for you to take there.

I am a huge fan of Sea Island. I really don't consider myself a beach person. Sitting on the…read morebeach and reading a book really isn't my speed. I am sure you could do that at Sea Island but there is so much more to do. Pool, golf, fishing, boating, biking, lots of good restaurants, etc. I had a great time and wasn't bored at all while we were there.

This is one of the best beaches for watching sunrises. I have come to this beach twice now, and I'm…read morein awe of the breathtaking views of the sunrise. It is known locally as the shark tooth beach because locals find quite a few here. My family and I found just 1 after a weekend of looking, but got a lot of shells I will be using for art. Memorial benches are set for visitors to sit and watch the sea as well as sunrises.

Beautiful area on Amelia Island. Very old and historic area. Some amazing architecture that has…read morebeen preserved for us to see what that if was like in this area over 100+ years ago. .

Highlight of my trip to Daufuskie!…read more This is a beautiful beach! And, you can see Hilton Head Island if you look north, as well as Tybee Island looking south. The beach was clean, very wide, sand was nice and soft, good breezes, just lovely! Dogs are allowed on the beach, and parking is free at the access road. People sharing the beach were friendly and polite, and all dogs were tended to and kept under control.

We loved our time here! Parking was ample. The fenced in play area was large and very entertaining…read morefor all of my kiddos. It was busy with kids and parents mostly stayed to the sideline letting kids make friends and have a blast. There are loads of shaded picnic tables right next to the park where you can sit or bring lunch to eat at! The squirrels are very friendly and the birds come up to you almost like they expect a due for sitting under their tree, haha! Very clean and safe. There are public restrooms at the brick building across the sidewalk on the side of the picnic tables towards the parking. For public restrooms they're not bad! A quick straight stroll (2 blocks or so) to get ice cream and go out to eat or shop around! Great location.

Adjacent to the Saint Simons Island lighthouse at the southern end of the island, this large park…read morehas a fun zone pool, a lovely walking path at waterside, a large fishing pier and a playground, with a dozen or so benches scattered about, most of which are in shade and all have a great view. When it's not being used freely by all sorts of visitors and tourists, the park gets set up for different events throughout the year, including for Memorial Day, Fourth of July and music festivals. Enjoy the view of the Saint Simons Sound. The big widget is the recovery ship that is cutting up the Golden Ray, a car transporter that capsized a few years back. Great spot. Parking can be a challenge during the busier times but there are plenty of bike racks. [Review 15742 overall - 424 in Georgia - 1246 of 2021.]