Chloe & Michael
Things To Do
Driftwood Beach
Driftwood beach is a beautiful and calm location about 30 minutes from St. Simons Island. It is filled with beautiful driftwood and trees that will make you feel like you are in another world.
Georgia Sea Grill
This is one of our personal favorite restaurants. Reservations will be necessary ... book early!
Dorothy's Cocktail & Oyster Bar
Dorothy’s serves raw fresh seafood and another coastal cuisine alongside many dishes inspired by travels to Southeast Asia. Dorothy’s has a large focus on craft cocktails, both original and classics, and small plates perfect for sharing! Reservations needed.
Tramici Restaurant
Tramici means “among friends.” Guests enjoy Italian-inspired cuisine in our energetic, warm, and inviting dining room, beneath the twinkly lights and shaded awnings of our deck and patio, or at our open bar
Crabdaddy's Seafood Bar Grill
Crabdaddy's is a staple restaurant in SSI. It's great for larger parties as well. Call ahead and make reservations as wait times can get a bit long!
Barrier Island Brewing
This is a great spot for a casual dinner or appetizers and cocktails. Being the only brewery on the island, it's a must for beer lovers!
Del Sur Artisan Eats
This is one of our favorite date spots while on the island. Their specialty is Argentinian and Italian and boy do they do it well. Reservations are recommended, but it is typically fairly easy to get in.
Coastal Kitchen
What we like best about this restaurant is the view! Waterfront dining of locally caught seafood and steaks. Reservations recommended.
Fiddlers
Great atmosphere overlooking the marsh. This is a favorite spot of the locals and features something for everyone. Their homemade key lime pie is worth a try .. and is plenty to share! Reservations are not accepted so be prepared to wait (cornhole, fire pit, and bar area helps pass the wait time by just fine).
Fort Frederica National Monument
Three years after founding Georgia in 1733, Gen. James Edward Oglethorpe established Fort Frederica to defend the fledgling colony against Spanish attack from Florida.
east beach yoga studio & boutique
The lady that owns this studio is great! She has a calendar on her website and you can sign up for a class that way. If the weather is perfect, a class on the beach is a perfect way to start your day.
Southeast Adventure Outfitters
We like kayaking the Marshes of Glynn. There is a 2 hour trip that leaves from Village Creek Landing that is very nice … beautiful scenery, easy trip and doesn’t take up your whole day. Trip times are based on the tide so call in advance to arrange your guided trip.
Ocean Motion Surf Co
Rent bicycles or book kayaking at this shop. SSI is very bike friendly with over 20 miles of paved bike paths that provide easy and safe access to attractions, restaurants and shops without the use of a car.
Christ Church Episcopal
The first church structure was built in 1820 but was partially destroyed by Union troops during the Civil War. Christ Church is constructed of wood in the cruciform design with a trussed Gothic roof and steeple. The grounds contain a cemetery with graves of early settlers and many famous Georgians. One famous Georgia author, Eugenia Price, who wrote many novels including a series on St. Simons is buried here along with Lucien Knight, the first state historian of Georgia. A little known fact is that the cemetery’s oldest tombstone is from 1803. Today, the beautiful church and its magnificent stained glass windows are home to an active Episcopal congregation on St. Simons. Christ Church is one of St. Simons Island’s most treasured landmarks. Don’t forget to bring your camera. Christ Church, Frederica is one of the most photographed locations on St. Simons Island and some say, in America.
The Bar at Mallery Street
Our new favorite spot for espresso martinis! The bar is very laid back and casual … an easy place to grab a drink before or after dinner. The side of the restaurant opposite the bar serves a good breakfast daily as well.