Island Life
Thirteen square miles of live oaks, salt marsh, and Atlantic shoreline. Here’s a little of what makes St. Simons the kind of place people come for a weekend and start looking for a home.
A Place That Slows You Down
St. Simons is the largest of Georgia’s Golden Isles — reached by the causeway from Brunswick, wrapped in marsh on one side and beach on the other. Days here run on island time: a morning bike ride under the oaks, a walk out on the Pier, shrimp fresh off the boat, and a sunset over the sound that never gets old.
The Pier Village anchors the south end with shops, restaurants, and Neptune Park; the 1872 lighthouse still stands watch nearby. Redfern Village keeps everyday life close to home, while Fort Frederica and Christ Church trace the island’s centuries of history under the moss-draped oaks. It’s a small island with a deep sense of place — and once it’s home, it stays with you.
St. Simons Gallery
A few favorite corners of the island. Click any photo to view it larger.
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