Cumberland Island, Georgia Tourist Attractions and Sightseeing Destinations

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More Info Albany/Troy/Schenectady

Albany/Troy/Schenectady

Whether it's strolling along the gushing fountains of the Empire State Plaza in downtown Albany or sailing down the Hudson in a snub-nosed river ferry, you're bound to find both beauty and excitement in Albany. Schenectady and Troy, also part of this large urban area, each have their own distinctive charms as well.

More Info Jekyll Island

Jekyll Island

In the 19th century Jekyll Island was once an exclusive retreat, the Jekyll Island Club, for families such as the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts. Hunting trips, carriage rides, parties, and lavish dinners made it the place to be. Today, the famous Jekyll Island Club is part of a 240-acre National Historic Landmark District. Visitors will discover several historic structures, including homes. Thankfully, sixty five percent of the island is, and will remain, undeveloped.

More Info St. Marys

St. Marys

St. Marys, Georgia is one of America's oldest cities. This is small, quaint waterfront village serves as the launching point for the beautiful Cumberland Island National Seashore, and as a lovely destination in its own right. Visitors will be greeted with genuine southern hospitality, and quickly discover that a relaxed pace of life is the norm here. Many beautifully restored inns and B&Bs dot the historic downtown area, making a choice in lodging difficult. St. Marys historic downtown area is also full of unique shops housed in charming buildings- all within walking distance to one another, making shopping a joy.

More Info St. Simons Island

St. Simons Island

St. Simons Island offers a variety of treasures such as huge moss enveloped oak tress, an astonishing variety of birds, well-aged shrimp boats, and the occasional pod of dolphins. In St. Simons village, visitors will discover quaint shops and eateries, as well as a pier. Take a trolley tour around the Landmark District or rent a bike to explore this pretty area. The St. Simons lighthouse is a special feature of the island. Built in 1872, the lighthouse is still functional, and guests may climb the 129 steps to the top.

More Info Amelia Island

Amelia Island

Sandy beach pads the Atlantic shores of Amelia Island, a sea swirled barrier island just off Florida’s northeast coast.

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