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Boom! 16 Fourth of July festivities around Georgia
From the mountains of North Georgia to the marshes of the coast, there is no shortage of Independence Day celebrations in the Peach State. Here are a few highlights:St. Simons Island:Sunshine Festival 5k and...
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Lots happening in Georgia’s Golden Isles the first weekend in June
If you've been searching for an excuse to escape to Georgia's Golden Isles, we've got you covered. The first weekend in June, the lovely barrier islands will host a slew of family-friendly events and...
19. Ocean Motion Surf Co., St. Simons Island
This store is the oldest and most well-stocked (though not cheapest) source for cool swimsuits and beach gear.
41. Village Inn & Pub, St. Simons Island
Built around a pre-existing 1930s beach cottage, this inn blends so beautifully with the surrounding live oaks that it won an award from a local environmental group.
44. St. Simons Lighthouse Museum, St. Simons Island
There’s all kinds of trivia here: A lighthouse has operated at this port for more than 200 years; keepers were often nicknamed “Wickie”
Georgia’s coast is almost as fertile as a tropical rainforest—and almost as threatened
Among ecosystems, Georgia’s coast ranks near tropical rainforests in fertility and productivity. Its nine major estuaries (or sounds), 14 barrier islands, and some 400,000 acres of salt marsh—a third of all salt marsh along the entire Atlantic coast—connect to the ocean and each other.
42. Gogo Jewelry, St. Simons Island
Jewelry maker Gogo Ferguson is one of a number of Carnegie descendants who still live on Cumberland.
10. Designer deals on St. Simons Island
Tibi founder Amy Smilovic grew up on St. Simons Island, which is home to one of only two Tibi clothing boutiques worldwide. Nearby is also the discount outpost of local shop Nancy.
17. Coastal Kitchen Seafood and Raw Bar, St. Simons Island
Sometimes all you need is a strong drink, lobster nachos, a pretty view, and an 80s soundtrack.
7. Fort Frederica, St. Simons Island
James Oglethorpe established this national park monument in 1736.