St. Simons Island
A Natural Resort
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St. Simons Island has been a popular vacation destination since native Americans shared the rich bounty of these islands hundreds of years ago.
They were here when Oglethorpe arrived from England
to settle Georgia as the 13th colony in 1733.
Today the landscape looks much the same, with moss-draped oaks, shady lanes and creek-fed pockets of marsh - a thriving habitat for birds and a diverse range
of other wildlife, from turtles to armadillo and deer.
The soul of this island is timeless, heartfelt, graceful, spiritual,
and history enriches every view.
Best-selling author Eugenia Price
wrote all of her historical novels here,
her words eminating from this deepfelt sense of time and place.
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