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A former Carnegie family retreat, this undeveloped barrier island has majestic wild horses, 18 miles of sugary beaches, and hiking trails through sand dunes, palmetto forests, and bird-filled salt marshes.
Read the articleDestinations: Cumberland Island
Themes: Beach · Adventure · Eco-Travel
Inspired by: Great American Beaches
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The only hotel on the fiercely private Cumberland Island, the 4-story, 16-room property has no internet or cell service but with an 17-mile-long whi
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Cumberland Island
A short ferry ride from the crowded mainland, Georgia’s Cumberland Island is a land unto itself: 17 1/2 miles of pristine woodland, marsh, and beaches, dotted with the occasional historic building or ...
Little St. Simons Island, Sea Island, Jekyll Island, Cumberland Island
Extending along the Atlantic coast, Georgia's barrier islands are pristine and uncrowded—perfect for beach hopping. Our favorite locations include St. Simons, Jekyll, Sea, and Cumberland islands. (Not
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