Photograph courtesy of Sea Island
Short of an invitation, the only way to visit the private Sea Island is to book a room at its resort, the Cloister. Opened in 1928 and rebuilt in 2006, it’s a magnificent study in Mediterranean architecture with grand courtyards, stucco arches, and a red-tiled roof. It’s also home to Georgia’s only Forbes five-star restaurant, plus world-class golf and a sumptuous spa. Can’t spring for the Cloister (from $599)? Try the resort’s Inn at Sea Island (from $239), which offers access to the whole island for a fee.
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