Golden Isles
The golden sand beaches that adorn the Georgia coastline gave rise to these barrier islands and the port town that lies along the Atlantic coast. The larger islands in the area provide everything visitors could need, while Brunswick functions as a mainland town with a wharf and a significant number of shrimp boats. Private, top-notch resorts are available on smaller islands like Little St. Simons and Sea Island. No matter whatever island you decide to visit, don't forget to take pictures of the mesmerizing sunsets over the water.
Golden Isles of Georgia, Wheels, Glory Beach, Georgia Sea Turtle Center, Howard Coffin Park, Frederica Park, Driftwood Beach, Blythe Island Regional Park, and Wesley Memorial & Gardens are just a few of the great things to do in Golden Isles of Georgia, Georgia. What a sight to behold—dramatic natural beauty that has largely escaped the passage of time. At nightfall, miles of unspoiled beaches glow gold. Waterways wind in an infinite maze across colorful marshes. The Golden Isles are this.
It's more than just a location to go to the beach; it's a place to wander, paddle, and savor. It's a spot where you can indulge in as much golfing delight as you want, or just relax and enjoy the four brilliant islands' and the historic mainland city's sunshine. The Golden Isles are a place to unwind, get used to the tides' cycle, and go at your own leisure. Spend your days exploring historical sites, mouthwatering Southern food, and informative guided tours.
Rankings:
- #2 in Best Places to Visit in Georgia
Location: Georgia
