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Quick Summer Getaway Guide to Georgia's Barrier Islands

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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. (Note: Sea Island is private and is exclusive to hotel guests and members.)

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    Greyfield Inn

    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 wh

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    Jekyll Island Club Hotel

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    The Cloister at Sea Island

    Long a favorite of the East Coast Establishment; a mansion set on 1,000 acres of a barrier island. 

    Room to Book:  Beach Club Suites, with kitchen,

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    Halyards

    The restaurant's tables are made of teak from shipwrecked boats. More
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    Courtyard at Crane

    Dine on fresh local seafood. More
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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

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