Emily & Jeffrey
Things To Do
Jekyll Island Club Resort
The historic Jekyll Island Club Resort was first opened in January 1888 as a private retreat for families like the Vanderbilt's and Carnegie's. Luckily, it's now available to families like the Boehm's and Gregor's, but it still calls back to those years for the history buffs visiting. Staying at the hotel? Enjoy amenities including year-round access to the pool & hot tub, bike rentals, croquet on the lawn, and beach access.
Jekyll Island Golf Club
Sixty-three holes. Four breathtaking courses. Georgia’s largest public golf resort – known for true Southern hospitality and legendary landscapes.
Driftwood Beach
Consistently voted one of America's “Ten Most Romantic Beaches" -- it's worth a visit for a cool photo background at the very least.
Georgia Sea Turtle Center
Georgia’s only sea turtle education and rehabilitation facility.
Horton House
The Horton House is one of the oldest buildings in Georgia, and the site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Emerald Princess Casino
Self-described as "Vegas-style casino gaming", so take that how you will.
Savannah
If you have some extra time (and a car), you should definitely explore Savannah!