YOUR OFFICIAL GUIDE

Published by the Jekyll Island Authority

BEACHSCAPE
SUMMER 2015
 STAY SAFE
WELCOME TO To ensure the safety and enjoyment of
all who visit Jekyll Island, please adhere

JEKYLL ISLAND to the following measures.

Should 911 be required, please inform

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the dispatcher that you are on
ekyll Island’s natural
Jekyll Island. Barrier Island signals
beauty has long
tend to drift and 911 calls may be
drawn guests to its
shores. From the early answered in Glynn or Camden

settlers, to the Jekyll counties.

Island Club members, to
the thousands of guests • In case of an emergency, location
who arrive today, this is vital to emergency responders.
Island is a retreat of Take note of your surroundings
history and wonder. and location. Beach crossovers
With miles of beach, are numbered for your safety.
marsh, and maritime
• Use caution on sandbars as they
forest, Jekyll Island is
can be covered by as much as 10’
a haven of discovery.
of water at high tide.
Around every corner, a new adventure awaits.
• Golf carts must have, but are not

This publication is here to serve as your personal guide limited to having: braking system,
to experiencing this special Island. Jekyll Island has reflectors, horn, review
something for everyone, and in this portable digest we mirror, seatbelts and hand holds
detail all the points of interest - from activities and events for each passenger.
to shopping and dining, and everything in between. • No golf carts on bike paths.
Schedule a tour at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center, book • Bikes should be ridden on the
a tennis court or tee time, stroll through a piece of bike paths.
American history, or hit the beach and do nothing at all.
• Bike helmets are required for riders
Whatever you need, we have it. We hope you enjoy Jekyll
age 16 & younger.
Island and come back again and again to explore and
• No vehicles on the beach.
experience everything it has to offer.
• ATVs are not allowed anywhere per

* Georgia State Law.

• No fires on the beach.
Parking Fee
The parking fee for entry to Jekyll Island is used to support • No glass containers on the beach.
conservation and stewardship of the natural and cultural • Stay off dunes.
resources of the Island. Special projects funded by the parking • Only take home empty shells and
fee include beach crossovers, bicycle path extensions, and
picnic area improvements. Annual decals can be purchased at dead sand dollars.
the Guest Information Center. • Stay away from marked turtle
nests.
WILDLIFE CONCERNS • Fill in sand castles and holes on the
The Jekyll Island Authority (JIA) has staff who are trained beach.
and experienced in responding to a variety of wildlife • Pets must be under immediate
concerns, complaints, and emergencies. Please call the control of their owners and on a
contacts below if you see an injured, sick, or dead animal.
leash no longer than 16’ at all times.
Georgia Department of Natural Resources • No pets allowed on South Beach
Stranded or dead sea turtles and marine mammals between South Dunes Picnic Area
1-800-272-8363 and 2000 feet Northeast of
Jekyll Island Wildlife Response Contacts: St. Andrews Sound Picnic Area.
Wildlife Response Cell 912-222-5992 • Pet owners are to remove and
Georgia Sea Turtle Center (GSTC) Hospital dispose of pet fecal material.
Injured or dead turtles, marine mammals, seabirds, • Feeding of any wild animals
shorebirds, wading birds, and raptors.
is prohibited by law.
Michelle Kaylor – Rehabilitation Coordinator
912-635-4133 • No fishing in freshwater lakes or
ponds.
Alligators, snakes, turtles
Kimberly Andrews – Research Coordinator • Metal or mineral detection devices
912-635-4137 are prohibited.
Mammals (raccoons, deer, bats, hogs, cats, foxes, etc.) • No fireworks unless permitted.
Conservation Department • No overnight parking in public areas.
912-635-4178 or 912-635-9384
Jason Richardson,

2 Director of Public Safety

TABLE OF
CONTENTS
BEACHSCAPE • SUMMER 2015

EVENTS WILDLIFE
pages 4-5 page 6-7

DINING SHOPPING
pages 16-17 pages 18-19

MAPS
pages 8-13
LODGING
pages 10-11
685 Seafood
Restaurant

ACTIVITIES
pages 14-15

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 SUMMER EVENTS
LATEST INFO: FACEBOOK.COM/JEKYLLISLAND
Movies on the Green
WHEN: June 14, July 12, 8:30 p.m.
WHERE: Beach Village
COST: Free
Enjoy an evening under the
stars as you watch movies on
a large screen on the Village
Green. Bring your blankets and
chairs, we’ll supply the popcorn.
Wind Down Wednesday
WHEN: Aug 26, 6-9 p.m.
WHERE: Beach Village
COST: Free
Let the Beach Village shops
help you get over hump day
with their unique treats and
special offerings.
Playful Past
WHEN: June 20, June 27,
July 11, and July 25
10 a.m.-4 p.m.
WHERE: Jekyll Island Museum
COST: $5 per person
CONTACT: 912-635-4036
“Playful Past,” available
on select Saturdays this

RED WHITE &

Music on the Green summer, provides multiple
WHEN: June 21, July 19, Aug 30 opportunities to discover an

6-9 p.m.
WHERE: Beach Village
COST: Free
Grab a blanket and bring your
friends and family to enjoy an
evening of music on the Village
Green. Line-up includes Jamie
Martin, Chris Rider and David
Watt Besley.
Amazing Spaces
WHEN: June 1-July 31
10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
WHERE: Jekyll Island Museum
COST: The program is $10 for
adults, $5 for children 7-15, and
free under 6.
CONTACT: 912-635-4036
Daily offerings help families
discover the architectural
wonders of Jekyll Island’s 240-
acre National Historic Landmark
District. A 45-minute trolley
ride takes guests throughout
the Gilded Age cottage colony.
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array of amusements enjoyed
by different cultures from
Jekyll Island’s eventful past.
4th of July on Jekyll Island
Participants will explore the
Red, White, and Boom history of play through a variety
WHEN: July 4 of games and activities ranging
COST: Free from the colonial era to the club
The July 4th fireworks display era. Space is limited, so call for
will begin at 9 p.m. and can reservations and details.
be seen from anywhere
around Great Dunes Park.
Sunday Funday
Tune into 104.1 FM and 105.9
WHEN: June 7, July 5, Aug 2,
FM for a patriotic soundtrack
Aug 16, Sept 6, 1-4 p.m.
synchronized with the
WHERE: Beach Village
fireworks. Enjoy an eclectic
COST: Free.
parade in the National Historic
Bring a picnic lunch and join
Landmark District starting
us on the Village Green for an
at the museum at 9:30a.m.
Decorate your bike, golf cart, or afternoon of family fun.
yourself. Everyone is welcome
to participate. Additional
activities will be taking place
throughout the weekend. Visit
facebook.com/jekyllisland for
the latest information.

Great Dunes: This 20-acre beachfront park has several picnic

pavilions, a deck for activities, play areas for children, bocce
ball and volleyball courts, and public beach access with
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restrooms and showers.
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Driftwood Beach: On the north end of the island, this is
ekyll Island’s 10 miles of
consistently voted one of America’s “Ten Most Romantic
unspoiled beaches are
Beaches” and has been featured by USA TODAY as one of
the best southern beaches for a weekend escape. perfect for sunbathing,
swimming, or for leisurely
Glory Beach: See where portions of the Civil War movie, walks or invigorating jogs.
“Glory” were filmed on Jekyll Island. Glory Boardwalk is Perhaps best known for
located next to the soccer complex toward the their natural bounty, Jekyll
south. Island’s beaches also offer
shell collecting for guests,
South Dunes: With elevated boardwalk
young and old. Many live
beach access and access to over 20-foot
creatures abound as well,
high dunes, this park offers picnic tables
and grills, open-air and screened-in picnic including hermit crabs and
pavilions, public restrooms, dog bag stations, sand dollars. Though it is
an observation deck, and a freshwater pond. tempting to collect these
interesting creatures, you
St. Andrews: This beach is a short walk from Jekyll Point, the can help preserve the Island’s
southern-most point in the island. Rolling waves, pristine shoreline environment by
sand dunes, leaping dolphins are common sights at this leaving them as you find
oceanfront picnic area, which is also popular for birding and
them, and by limiting your
shelling. The picnic area also features a two-story wildlife
viewing platform and the Wanderer historical marker. “catch” of shells.
{See map on pages 10-11
for beach access points.}
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Shrimp & Grits:
The Wild Georgia Shrimp Festival
September 18-20, 2015
YEARLY EVENTS
LEARN MORE: JEKYLLISLAND.COM/EVENTS
January
Island Treasures (through February)
During this two-month game of hide and seek,
hand-crafted artisan glass globes are hidden
throughout the Island for guests to discover.
February
Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, the Jekyll Island
Museum features a series of special programs,
hands-on activities and lectures throughout the
month of February.
March
Jekyll Arts Festival
Looking for a hand-crafted sculpture or a scenic
watercolor of coastal landscapes? Find that and
more during this weekend-long festival.
U.S. Kids Golf Jekyll Island Cup
Golfers ages six to 14 gather on the greens to
practice and play for this two-day showing of
sports. Come see the golfing greats of tomorrow in
action today.
April
Easter Egg Stroll
A springtime staple, the Easter Egg Stroll features
eggs hidden and re-hidden throughout the Historic
Landmark District, as well as opportunities to meet
the Easter Bunny and win treats.
May
Turtle Crawl Triathlon & Nest Fest
Grab your gear and get ready to move. The Jekyll
Island Turtle Crawl and Nest Fest is sanctioned by
the USAT and includes an international and sprint
distance triathlon, and 5K run. Celebrate crossing
that finish line at Nest Fest with The Georgia Sea
Turtle Center.
Historic Preservation Month
In honor of Historic Preservation Month, take a
special behind-the-scenes tour of Hollybourne
Cottage. See the beauty of the only Jekyll cottage
not yet fully restored. Learn about the family that
considered this island residence home, the unique
design of the cottage, and the ongoing efforts to
save the building.
July
Red, White, and Boom
Celebrate family, celebrate America, and celebrate
Independence Day on Jekyll Island with a parade,
fireworks and more.
September
Shrimp & Grits: The Wild Georgia Shrimp Festival
A coastal favorite, the Shrimp and Grits Festival
combines the classic regional dish with family-
friendly entertainment, over 100 arts and crafts
vendors, live music, food, and more.
October
The Georgia-Florida Golf Classic
Prepare for this SEC college football showdown
with Jekyll Island’s 35-year tradition that mixes
golf, food, and fun for an all-inclusive, pre-game
vacation.
November to December
Holidays in History
During the weeks of the holiday season, the
Historic Landmark District is transformed back in
time to the Christmas of the club era. The season
begins with the Christmas Tree Lighting Festival
the Saturday after Thanksgiving, and continues
with storytelling, caroling, crafts, and more.
The Christmas Tree Lighting Festival
Ring in the holiday with the lighting of the grand
tree in the Historic District. Activities include
carriage rides, card decorating, music, food,
and pictures with Santa.
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ANCIENT
WONDERS
Alligators are a staple of Southern
culture and should be appreciated, but only
from a distance. While alligators are not
aggressive creatures, they do prefer their own
space and can be dangerous if disturbed.
Be kind. Stay back. Follow rules.
• DO NOT FEED OR ATTEMPT TO FEED THE
ALLIGATORS: Alligators are protected by
state and federal law, and feeding them is
illegal. When alligators are fed, they lose
their natural fear of humans.
• BE AWARE OF YOUR SURROUNDINGS:
Always be aware of alligators when you are
anywhere near fresh or brackish water. Never
intentionally approach or try to capture an
alligator, no matter what size.
• DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO PLAY IN
WATER INHABITED BY ALLIGATORS:
Always keep children a safe distance from
the water’s edge, and never allow them to
throw objects into the water. To an alligator,
a splash potentially means a food source is in
the water.
• DO NOT ALLOW PETS IN OR NEAR WATER
KNOWN TO HARBOR ALLIGATORS: Dogs
and other small pets are more likely to
be attacked than humans because they
resemble natural prey. Please keep all dogs
leashed and do not allow them to swim,
drink, or play at the water’s edge.
• PLAY IT SAFE WHEN GOLFING: Never
search for a lost golf ball in the water or on
the bank. Of course, never try to hit a ball
that has come to rest near an alligator.
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SERVICES
Historic District
Jekyll Island Club Hotel Salon & Spa
912-635-5210
Offering a large variety of services, you’re
sure to find the perfect way to relax! Tues-
Fri 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; other
days/times available by appointment only.
Located in the garden level of the Annex.
jekyllislandsalonandspa.com
Beach Village
Ameris Bank • 912-635-9014
Ameris Bank provides Jekyll Island residents
and visitors with banking and financial
services. A walk-up ATM is available 24 hours
a day at this location. Mon-Thurs: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.;
Fri: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat: 9 a.m.-noon.
31 Main St. amerisbank.com
Judy’s Beauty Salon • 912-635-2921
Run by a master stylist with over 25 years
experience on Jekyll Island, Judy’s Beauty
Salon is a full-service salon offering haircuts
and styling, color services, perms, highlights,
and manicures and pedicures. Call for hours
and appointments.
MOVING SOON to Beach Village
Other Locations
Flash Foods Gas and Convenience Store
912-635-2244
Located adjacent to the Dairy Queen, Flash
Foods is a gas station and convenience store
offering gas, snacks, beverages, and other
convenience items. Open 24 hours a day.
50 Ben Fortson Parkway
Golden Isles TV Channel 99
912-399-3594
The island’s local TV channel available on
Comcast channel 99, features a variety
of informative and entertaining local
programming. Mon-Sat: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
goldenislestv.net
Guest Information Center
912-635-3636
Offers a wide variety of visitor resources.
Mon-Sat: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Sun: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
901 Downing Musgrove Causeway
Jekyll’s Golden Islander • 912-267-7878
Newspaper covering events and items of
interest to Jekyll Island’s visitors, residents,
and employees. Published every two weeks,
it is available by subscription or for free at
many Jekyll Island hotels, businesses, and
area welcome centers.
U.S. Post Office • 912-635-5200
Faster. Simpler. Smarter.
Mon-Fri 9 a.m.-1 p.m.; Sat-Sun Closed
511 North Beachview Dr. usps.com
WORSHIP
Jekyll Island Baptist Church
Sun: 11 a.m. • 501 Riverview Dr.
Jekyll Island Catholic Church
Mass-Sat: 7 p.m. • 503 Riverview Dr.
Jekyll Island Presbyterian Church
Sun:
11 a.m. • 475 Riverview Dr.
Jekyll Island United Methodist Church
Sun: 11 a.m. • 503 Riverview Dr.
Sun: 8:30 a.m. • 503 Riverview Dr.
THE GEORGIA SEA
TURTLE CENTER
The Georgia Sea Turtle Center is a
March to October
rehabilitation, research and educational
Monday-Sunday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
facility that offers the public a chance
to learn about sea turtles and see November to February
Tuesday-Sunday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
rehabilitation efforts in action.
Closed Monday

With a host of interactive exhibits and Admission

experiences, year-round indoor and
outdoor programs are available for guests
of all ages. Come meet the patients,
observe the turtle feedings, or take a
special behind-the-scenes tour to get
a closer look at the patients and their
rehabilitation care.
$7 for adults (13+ years)
$6 for Seniors (65+ years)
$5 for children (4 to 12 years)
Free for children 3 and under.
Discounts for active military personnel,
college students & teachers
(ID required)

JOIN THE WATCH PARTY

The Georgia Sea Turtle
Center is offering the
public a unique summer
opportunity that lets
guests gain a first-hand
understanding of the
mysterious world of Jekyll
Island’s endangered sea
turtles. “Ride with the
Night Patrol” allows guests
to experience the beach
from an entirely fresh
perspective. Participants
depart to the beach on
all-terrain vehicles, then
provide field assistance For additional information
in order to gain hands-on or to make a reservation,
experience in spotting call 1-800-313-7980 or visit
sea turtle crawls, taking gstc.jekyllisland.com.
measurements of sea
turtles and their habitat,
and marking the egg
chamber appropriately.
Throughout the experience,
Georgia Sea Turtle Center
staff is available to answer
any questions guests might
have.
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JEKYLL ISLAND
MUSEUM
Jekyll Island has a woven history layered
with a rich legacy of luxury and opulence,
nature and balance. Uncover all the
details that come together to create an
Island steeped in heritage at the Jekyll
Island Museum. Wander its halls, then
hop on the trolley tour for an even deeper
glimpse into the Island’s past.

Jekyll Island’s exquisite natural beauty has long drawn guests to its barrier shores.
From Native American and European settlers, to the Jekyll Island Club members, to
the thousands of guests who arrive today, the Island is haven of history and wonder.

Unlock the pristinely preserved heritage of Jekyll Island with a tour of the Jekyll
Island Museum. Throughout, guests will find an array of artifacts, exhibits, and tour
opportunities that provide an insightful look at the Island’s past lives.

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The Cottage
Pier Road Shops
Above the Dunes
Jekyll Books
Island House at the Old Infirmary
Gypsea Glass

The Commissary
Just By Hand
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Doc’s S Morgan Center

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Shoppe
Sweets
Island

Jekyll Island
Arts Association

Lattitude 31
The Rah Bar
Dolphin Tours

The Jekyll Island Museum features a variety Historic Faith Chapel

of events to inform and entertain. Daily tours
and programs are offered, and many sites you
can walk right up to. For info about events
and additional tours, please visit jekyllisland.
com/history, or call 912-635-4036.
Passport to the Century
A guided tram tour is the perfect way to
experience the Jekyll Island Club. Fifty-three
prominent Jekyll Island Club members created
an exclusive Gilded Era island retreat for family
and friends on Georgia’s coast. These empire
builders shaped our nation’s future. Now, step
into their past. • 100 Stable Road
Daily at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., and 3 p.m.
Cost: Adults: $16 plus tax; Ages 7-15: $7 plus tax;
Children under 6: free
“E-guide” Self-Guided Tour
This hand-held multi-media tour allows guests
to tour the Historic District at their own
pace while escorted by rare photos and film
footage. The Club Member’s stories come
alive in the voices of members, staff, visitors,
and the experts who have worked to preserve
the Island’s history • Cost: $8 per unit.
Completed for the Club’s 1904 season, Faith
Chapel has decorative elements derived from
the Gothic style. Enjoy the charming chapel
that Club Member Frederic Baker wanted to
be “worthy of the island”.
Open 2–4 p.m. daily • Cost: Free.
Horton House Historic Site
(North Riverview Drive)
William Horton built this home in 1743 after a
Spanish attack destroyed his original home.
Through eight interpretive panels, you can
discover the site’s other occupants including
Native Americans, French privateers, and
African Americans. • Cost: Free.
The Wanderer Memorial
(St. Andrew’s Picnic Area)
The memorial commemorates survivors of the
voyage of slave ship Wanderer and was the
landing spot of one of the last known groups
of enslaved Africans sold nearly 50 years after
the importation of slaves was outlawed.
Cost: Free.
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 Personal effects of any kind left on the beach overnight will be
disposed of without notice. If you see any structures left on the beach
after dark, please call 912-635-4035 so that the items may be removed
and our beaches can stay pristine for all to enjoy.

Beaches

Driftwood
Beach Villas Shoppe

Driftwood Bistro
Villas By The Sea Resort
Driftwood & Conference Center
Beach

Remote Area Horton Pond Wildlife

Viewing Platform

Golf Course

Fishing
Center
Horton House

Emerald Princess

LODGING
Beachview Club Resort Hotel • 912-635-2256 Holiday Inn Resort • 912-635-2211
Set among centuries old oaks and palms, the
Beachview Club Resort offers rooms with amenities
including hot tubs, steamer/soaker spas, and full
kitchens. The accomodations surround a central
area with courtyard, heated pool, and 16 person spa.
721 N. Beachview Dr. beachviewclub.com
Days Inn & Suites • 912-635-9800
Adjacent to Beach Village and the Convention
Center, the Days Inn and Suites offers rooms with a
view as well as suites with a galley kitchen, sleeper
sofa, and a balcony or patio. Guests can also enjoy
free Wi-Fi, two pools, and a hot tub along with a
complimentary continental breakfast.
60 South Beachview Dr. daysinnjekyll.com
Hampton Inn • 912-635-3733 1197 Riverview Dr. jekyllsland.com/campground
The Hampton Inn & Suites is a beachfront hotel
that offers visitors accommodations as well as
complimentary breakfast, a lobby bar, an oak-lined
boardwalk from the pool to the beach, on-site
bike rentals, and a fire pit. • 200 S. Beachview Dr.
jekyllislandhamptoninn.com
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Located on 1/4 mile of oceanfront property, the
Holiday Inn Resort at Jekyll Island provides rooms
and suite accommodations, most with views of the
Atlantic Ocean. Guests can relax by the oversized
oceanfront pool and enjoy dining at The Rusty
Anchor or NorthShore. 701 North Beachview Dr.
hijklresort.com
Jekyll Island Campground • 912-635-3021
The Jekyll Island Campground offers 206 campsites
on 18 wooded acres on the Island’s north end.
Options range from tent sites to full hook-up, pull-
through RV sites with electricity, cable TV, water,
and sewerage. Wi-Fi and DSL internet is free for
registered guests.
Sun-Thurs: 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Fri-Sat: 9am-7:30pm
Jekyll Island Club Hotel • 855-219-7338
The Jekyll Island Club Hotel offers Victorian charm
with modern conveniences in the center of the
Historic District. Guests enjoy restaurants, bars,
bicycle rentals, a swimming pool, gift shops, a
fitness room, history tours, croquet, a private beach
club, and more. 371 Riverview Dr. jekyllclub.com

Jekyll Island is one of Georgia’s
eight communities designated as
“Bicycle Friendly” by the League
of American Bicyclists.
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Quality Inn and Suites • 912-635-2202
Located in the heart of Jekyll, Quality Inn & Suites
is close to the Island’s golf and tennis facilities
as well as the Convention Center, the Marina, the
beach, and Summer Waves Water Park. Guests
enjoy large rooms and amenities including a free
breakfast, Wi-Fi, pool, and bike rentals.
700 N. Beachview Dr. jekyllislandquality.com
The Westin Jekyll Island • 912-635-4545
The Westin Jekyll Island features 187 guestrooms
and 13 suites and offers direct beach access and
ocean views. Three on-site dining venues include
The Reserve, a full service ocean front restaurant;
Harry’s at The Reserve, a roof top lounge; and
Salty’s, a poolside café and bar. • 110 Ocean Way
westinjekyllisland.com
Villas by the Sea Resort and Conference
Center • 800-841-6262
The largest oceanside resort on Jekyll
Island, Villas by the Sea offers affordable
and comfortable accommodations for family
vacations, meetings, or getaways as well as a
newly renovated 9,000 sq. ft. conference center
for events. • 1175 North Beachview Dr.
villasbythesearesort.com
Remote Areas Caution
Please be aware when entering remote areas as designated
on the map. Emergency response time may be delayed while
attempts are made to ascertain exact location and quickest
route. If calling 911, you will be asked to identify your location.
This is best done by having landmarks in view, and being
aware of direction and distance. Also make note of your entry
point into a remote area. Each beach crossover is numbered.
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Rental Companies
Jekyll Realty • 912-635-3301
The island’s first real estate company, Jekyll
Realty specializes in resort property sales and
vacation rental management. The company offers
more than 125 furnished rentals to choose from.
Mon-Sun: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. • 21 Main St.
jekyllrealty.com
Parker-Kaufman, Realtors • 912-635-2512
Parker-Kaufman, Realtors is a full service real
estate company offering home sales and vacation
cottage rentals as well as both long term and
short term property management.
Mon-Sat: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. • 21 Main St.
parker-kaufman.com
Marina
Jekyll Harbor Marina • 912-635-3137
For boaters, we have Gate Ethanol Free 89
Octane gasoline, Ultra Low Sulfur Dyed diesel,
and a pump out station. Guests also have access
to complimentary bikes, golf carts, Wi-Fi, cable
TV, picnic area with outdoor kitchen, and a pool
and hot tub. There is also a restaurant on-site.
1175 North Beachview Dr. jekyllharbor.com
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For hours and park schedule visit:
summerwaves.com
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ATTRACTIONS
4-H Tidelands Nature Center • 912-635-5032
Offers kayak tours, coastal ecology programs,
island nature walks, and summer and school
group programs as well as an exhibit gallery
featuring live coastal species, including sea
turtles, fish, invertebrates, horseshoe crabs,
snakes, alligators, and more.
Mon-Fri: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat-Sun: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
100 S. Riverview Dr tidelands4h.org
Beachside Bike Rentals • 912-635-9801
Beachside Bike Rentals rents bicycles from Days
Inn, Quality Inn, and Villas by the Sea. Seasonal
hours, please call. beachsidebikerentals.com
Captain Larry’s Air Boat Rides • 912-270-7474
Captain Larry’s Air Boat Rides gives guests a
chance to see the marshes and wildlife of the
Golden Isles – including dolphins – as they cruise
aboard a 6-person airboat. Tours leave from
Jekyll Island. Seasonal and weather-dependent
hours; please call. • 10 Clam Creek Road.
Tours leave from public boat ramp off Riverside
Dr. on Jekyll Island.
Coastal Expeditions • 912-270-3526
Join experienced captain Eric Moody for a day
of fishing, a dolphin/sightseeing cruise, or a
combination of both on the waters surrounding
Jekyll Island. Coastal Expeditions tours depart
daily from Jekyll Harbor Marina. A non-profit membership organization interested
Mon-Sun: Sunup to sundown • 1 Harbor Road
coastalcharterfishing.com
The Emerald Princess • 912-265-7571
A 200-foot casino cruise ship offering blackjack,
dice, roulette, poker, and slots. Casual dining is
served on the 3rd deck, and drinks are available
in two cocktail lounges. The ship’s open-air
observation deck offers breezes and views. Guests
must be 18 or older. Cruises depart Mon-Thu: 7 p.m.;
Fri-Sat: 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.; Sun: 1 p.m.
101 Emerald Princess Dr.
emeraldprincesscasino.com
JEKYLL ISLAND
GOLF CLUB
The Jekyll Island Golf Club offers
guests 63 holes of golf as well
as a full practice facility, PGA
Professional staff, and U.S. Kids
certified instructors. Full club fitting
capabilities are also available.
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The Georgia Sea Turtle Center
912-635-4444
An education and rehabilitation facility that offers
the public a chance to learn about sea turtles
and see rehabilitation in action with a host of
interactive exhibits and experiences. Year-round
indoor and outdoor programs are also available
for guests of all ages. • 214 Stable Road
gstc.jekyllisland.com
GH Tours • 912-635-2697
With more than 50 years of experience, GH Tours
is one of the Southeast’s premier destination
management companies and offers full service
planning for tours throughout the coastal region.
ghtoursinc.com
Golden Isles Carriage and Trail
at Three Oaks Farm • 912-635-9500
Offers family-friendly activities including
horseback riding on Driftwood Beach, narrated
horse-drawn carriage tours of the Historic
District, and a large petting zoo. Camps, events,
rentals, and wedding carriage services are also
available. Multiple Jekyll Island locations: 100
Stable Road (daytime carriage tours), Latitude
31 (evening carriage tours) and Clam Creek Road
(beach rides). threeoaksfarm.org
The Jekyll Island Arts Assoc.• 912-635-3920
in enjoying and promoting the arts. The
Association provides free monthly exhibits in the
Historic District’s Goodyear Cottage gallery as
well as monthly programs on topics in various
artistic disciplines. Information on gallery exhibits
and other events: jekyllislandartsassociation.org
Jekyll Island Bike Rental • 912-635-2648
Rents regular bikes, tricycles, tandem bikes,
two and four person surreys, and dual trikes for
various lengths of time. Seasonal hours; please
call. • Corner of N Beachview Dr. and Shell Road
INDIAN MOUND: Constructed in 1975, Indian Mound
is the shortest of Jekyll’s three 18-hole courses, but
it still displays course designer Joe Lee’s signature
fairway bunkers in precarious locations.
OLEANDER: Though from its fairway the course is
not a particularly difficult layout, it is considered
tightly designed, with ocean breezes and short
grasses providing a challenge to all golfers.
PINE LAKES: Known as the Island’s family-oriented
course despite being the longest, Pine Lakes was
developed by designer Clyde Johnson to incorporate
family-friendly tee boxes, making it an even playing
ground for both adults and younger players.
912-635-2368 • Mon-Sun: 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
322 Captain Wylly Road
GREAT DUNES
Famed course designer Walter “Old Man” Travis
constructed Great Dunes in 1926. Reflecting the
Island’s unique coastal terrain, the 9-hole alternates
in difficulty and simplicity.
912-635-2170 • Mon-Sun: 7 a.m.-5 p.m.
Corner of N Beachview Drive and Shell Road
Jekyll Island Dolphin Tours • 912-635-3152
Offers fully narrated 90-minute dolphin/sightseeing
tours from the Jekyll Wharf that allow passengers to
learn about and observe bottlenose dolphins as they
feed, play, or cruise about in their natural habitat.
Experienced Master Mariners captain each boat.
Private tours can be booked anytime that we are
available. Always call - we love to talk dolphins.

Jekyll Island Fishing Center • 912-635-3137

More than a bait and tackle shop, Jekyll Fishing
Center offers nautical gifts, locally made tackle and
bait, fishing and beach gear rentals, and a spot to
book excursions including air boat rides, fishing trips,
and dolphin tours. Seasonal hours; please call.
1 Harbor Rd jekyllharbor.com
SUMMER WAVES
WATER PARK
Jekyll Island Fun Tours • 912-635-9704
Offers eco-friendly tours given as guests ride A family-friendly water
Segway® PT personal scooters. Guides point out park featuring six water
plant and animal life and history as guests self-pilot slides, a 500,000-gallon
the Segways along trails showcasing the sights wave pool, a half-mile
of Jekyll Island. Requirements: Ages 14 and up lazy river, a shaded kiddie
and accompanied by an adult. Weight must range pool, and a splash zone
between 100-250 lbs. Seasonal hours; please call. with spray features and a
100 Great Dunes Lane giant downpour bucket.
Group rates and season
Jekyll Island Harbor Marina • 912-635-3137 passes are available.
A full service resort marina and dry storage facility Please visit website for
that offers amenities such as a pool, hot tub, courtesy schedule.
golf carts, beach cruisers, and Wi-Fi. Visitors who
bring a boat by trailer can offload and launch their 912-635-2074
vessels here. 210 S Riverview Dr.
Mon-Sun: 7 a.m.-6 p.m.. Fork lift hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. summerwaves.com
1 Harbor Rd jekyllharbor.com

Jekyll Island Mini Golf • 912-635-2648

Home to a mini golf facility that has two 18-hole
courses of varying difficulty. Seasonal hours; please
call. • Corner of N Beachview Dr. and Shell Road

The Jekyll Island Museum • 912-635-4036

Serves as a gateway to the Gilded Era with daily
Offshore Charters and Head Boat • 912-270-7474
programs, interpretive exhibits, and tours that
Delivers multi-boat charter fishing and touring
showcase Jekyll Island’s history, heritage, and natural
options on Jekyll, including in-shore fishing for trout
beauty. Admission is free, and gifts and souvenirs are
and redfish, near-shore fishing for shark and bull reds,
available in the museum store. Mon-Sun: 9 a.m.-5 p.m..
off-shore trolling for king mackerel and barracuda,
100 Stable Road. jekyllisland.com/museum
and family fishing for whiting and sharks. We offer
day and night trips. Boats located at Jekyll Marina.
The Jekyll Island Tennis Center • 912-635-3154
1 Harbor Road
A public tennis court facility with 13 Har-tru clay
courts and a pro shop with tennis racquet stringing,
Red Bug Motors • 912-635-9330
racquet and ball machine rental, and tennis instruction
Three different sizes of electric open-air “red bug”
clinics and lessons. The Center also hosts annual
cars that allow the entire family an eco-friendly way
USTA tournaments for adults and juniors.
to get around and experience the sights and sounds
9 a.m.–noon, 2–6 p.m. • 400 Captain Wylly Road
of Jekyll Island. Each car comes with an electric cord
and can be recharged from any ordinary outlet.
Lighthouse Trolleys • 912-638-3333
Mon-Sun: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Located at Jekyll Island
Offers Jekyll Island trolley and bus tours as well as
Airport 500 Riverview Dr redbugmotors.com
transportation services. Public History and Ghost
Tours operate on regular schedules year-round, and
Southeast Adventure Outfitters • 912-638-6732
services for convention groups, weddings, and private
Offers kayaking, paddleboarding, and boating
tours are available by request. Please call for hours.
throughout the Golden Isles. The Brunswick shop
Tours depart from Jekyll Island Club Hotel.
dock location offers daily kayak tours, kayak sales,
lighthousetrolleys.com
and rentals. Reservations are suggested.
Brunswick: 1200 Glynn Avenue
Kennedy Outfitters • 912-319-2073
St. Simons Island: 313 Mallery St.
Offers water sport and bike rentals, fishing charters,
southeastadventure.com
fishing tackle and bait, beach gear, and adult and
youth apparel. Available brands include Yeti, Costa,
SSI SUP • 912-230-4323
Aftco, Burtucci, SIMMS, Mount Khaki, Ugly Stick, Eagle
Offers eco-tours and other adventures for people
Claw, Shimano, Power Pro, Trik Fish, and more.
of all paddleboarding skill levels on both Jekyll and
Memorial Day-Labor Day: Mon-Sat: 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
St. Simon’s island. SUP equipment rentals are also
Sun: 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sept-May: Mon-Sat: 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
available. Tours: 7 days a week. Call for reservations.
Sun noon-6 p.m. • 31 Main St. kennedyoutfitters.com
Sun: noon-4 p.m. • 1626 Frederica Road Suite 103
St. Simons Island ssisup.com

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DINING, SNACKS
& LIBATIONS
Beach Village
A Sweet Shop Named Sprinkles • 912-635-2253
Features homemade ice cream, gluten-free Dole
Whips, Icees, fudge, gourmet candies, popcorn, and
glazed and roasted nuts as well as waffles and ice
cream served all day. Mon-Sun: 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
11 Main St., located within the Jekyll Market
jekyllmarket.com
The Boardwalk Deli • 912-635-2253
Offers made-to-order sandwiches, daily soup
specials, salads, breads, and desserts, including pies
and cakes. A self-service salad bar and outdoor
seating are available, as are party platters and boxed
lunches. Deli Mon-Sun: 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Self-serve salad
bar: Mon-Sun: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. • 11 Main St., located
within the Jekyll Market jekyllmarket.com
Club Café • 912-635-5203
The Jekyll Island Club Hotel presents pastries,
muffins, sticky buns, and Starbucks coffee each
morning and a menu of deli sandwiches, wraps,
homemade soups, pizzas, salads, desserts, and
ice cream throughout the day. Picnic lunches and
catering are also available. Mon-Sun: 7 a.m.-10 p.m.
Located at the Jekyll Island Club Hotel and Beach
Village jekyllclub.com/dining
Fuse Frozen Yogurt • 855-634-7725
Founded on St. Simons Island in 2012, Fuse Frozen
Yogurt is the only original and independent frozen
yogurt shop on the Southeast coast. Menu items
include frozen yogurt, Italian gelato, sorbets, and
smoothies made with fresh ingredients.
Mon-Thurs: 10 a.m.-10 p.m.; Fri-Sat: 10 a.m.-11 p.m.;
Sun: 11 a.m.-10 p.m. • 301 Main St.
fusefrozenyogurt.com
The Love Shack • 912-635-2253
The Love Shack offers diners a host of barbeque
choices – including wild Georgia shrimp, chicken,
and smoked meat – in a casual setting that includes
patio seating. Rotisserie chickens, barbecue, chicken
wings, and shrimp are also available for party platters
and catering. Mon-Sun: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. • 11 Main St.,
located within the Jekyll Market jekyllmarket.com
McGarvey’s Wee Pub COMING SOON
Wee Pub is the neighborhood pub and restaurant
that serves as a home away from home for locals and
visitors. This hybrid Irish pub and sports bar features
Irish and traditional American fare, plenty of TVs, and
wing and beer specials.
Mon-Sat: 11:30 a.m.-2 a.m. Sun: noon-midnight
20 Main St. weepub.com
The Reserve • 912-635-4545
Located at the Westin Jekyll Island, The Reserve is
a modern, oceanfront, full service restaurant serving
fresh seafood and other dishes with a focus on local
ingredients. Hours of operation are seasonal and
subject to change; please call. Breakfast Mon-Sun:
6:30 a.m.-11 a.m. Lunch Mon-Sun: 11 a.m.-4 p.m.;
Dinner 5-10 p.m. • 110 Ocean Way
westinjekyllisland.com
Salty’s Oceanside at the Westin • 912-635-4545
Offers poolside dining and drinks with ocean views.
It is located next to the main pool at the Westin and
right off the beach. Hours of operation are seasonal
and subject to change; please call.
Mon-Sun: 10 a.m.-sundown • 110 Ocean Way
westinjekyllisland.com

Harry’s at the Reserve • 912-635-4545

Located at the Westin Jekyll Island, Harry’s at the
Reserve offers craft cocktails, signature drinks, and
fresh menu items as well as a rooftop patio with
ocean views. Hours of operation are seasonal and
subject to change; please call.
Sun-Thurs: 5-11 p.m. Fri-Sat: 5 p.m.–midnight
110 Ocean Way westinjekyllisland.com

The Hibiscus Café • 912-635-2253

The Hibiscus Café serves casual fare throughout
the day, including bagels, biscuits, pastries, quiche
and gourmet coffee drinks for breakfast, and grilled
hamburgers and hot dogs for lunch and dinner. Both
indoor and patio seating are available.
Mon-Sun: 8 a.m.-8 p.m. • 11 Main St., located within
the Jekyll Market jekyllmarket.com

Jekyll Island Seafood Company COMING SOON

Offering a coast-inspired menu, this seaside
restaurant will feature Jekyll Island shrimp delivered
fresh from the Atlantic. Menu favorites include shrimp
and grits, fresh oysters, seafood gumbo, and more.

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Historic District
Courtyard at Crane • 912-635-5200
Located outside the Jekyll Island Club Hotel’s
historic Crane Cottage, the Courtyard at Crane
offers guests casual fine dining indoors or alfresco.
The menu features seasonal plates that are updated
throughout the year and a full wine list.
Lunch: Sun–Fri: 11 a.m.–4 p.m.; Sat: 11 a.m.–2 p.m.
Dinner: Sun–Thurs: 5:30–9 p.m.
381 Riverview jekyllclub.com/dining
Doc’s Snack Shop • 912-635-2820
Doc’s Snack Shop offers lunch, snacks, and drinks
under the oaks in the Historic District. Menu items
include hot dogs, barbecue, chicken salad, nachos,
and other daily lunch specials.
Mon-Sun: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. • 9 Pier Road
Grand Dining Room • 912-635-5155
The Jekyll Island Club Hotel’s full-service restaurant,
offers elegant choices for breakfast, lunch, and
dinner, as well as an award-winning Sunday brunch.
The à-la carte menu features continental cuisine,
seafood, and classic Southern fare.
Breakfast: Mon–Sat: 7-11 a.m. Sun: 7–10 a.m.
Lunch: Mon–Sat: 11:30 a.m.–2 p.m.
Dinner: Mon–Sun: 6–10 p.m.
Sunday Brunch: 10:45 a.m.–2 p.m.
371 Riverview Dr. jekyllclub.com/dining
The Island Sweets Shoppe • 912-635-3135
Offers old-fashioned candy, hand-dipped ice cream,
fine chocolates, fudge, pecan turtles, pecan pralines,
and decorative gift baskets. Candies and gifts are
available to ship. Mon-Sun: 10:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Open late on weekends.• 150 Old Plantation Road
Latitude 31º • 912-635-3305
Located on the Historic Wharf in the Histroric
District, Latitude 31º offers diners fresh seafood,
steaks, and daily chef’s specials along with friendly
service and sunset views. Seasonal hours; please call.
370 Riverview Dr. latitude31jekyllisland.com
Lobby Bar • 912-635-2600
Located just outside the Grand Dining Room at the
Jekyll Island Club Hotel, the Lobby Bar is a replica
of the bar filmed in the hotel for the movie “The
Legend of Bagger Vance.” It is a favorite spot for
cocktails and conversation before or after dinner.
Sun-Fri: 3-10 p.m. Sat: 12:30-10 p.m.
371 Riverview Dr. jekyllclub.com/dining
Pool Bar and Grill • 912-635-2600
The Pool Bar and Grill at the Jekyll Island Club
Hotel is open daily poolside and features salads,
hamburgers, hot dogs, and chicken sandwiches
along with snacks, beverages, cookies, and ice
cream. The full bar specializes in frozen drinks.
Mon-Sun: 11:30 a.m.-6 p.m. (April-October)
371 Riverview Dr. jekyllclub.com/dining
The Pub at the Jekyll Island Club Hotel
912-635-2600
In traditional pub style, The Pub at the Jekyll Island
Club Hotel serves guests in a casual, comfortable
atmosphere. Located on the lower level of the
outdoor patio, guests can enjoy beer, wine, and
cocktails as well as happy hour specials, sporting
events, and a full bar menu.
Mon-Thurs: 5–11 p.m.; Fri-Sat: 5–10 p.m.;
Sun: 3–10 p.m. • 371 Riverview Dr.
jekyllclub.com/dining
The ‘Rah Bar • 912-635-3305
Located on the Historic Wharf in the Historic
District, The ‘Rah Bar’ offers unique outdoor dining,
featuring fresh seafood and sunset views. Seasonal
hours, please call. • 370 Riverview Dr.
latitude31jekyllisland.com
Other Locations
685 Seafood • 912-635-3200
Delivers a casual seafood dining experience along
with marsh views overlooking the Marina and
the Intracoastal Waterway. Live entertainment
Thursday through Saturday starting at 7 p.m.
Sun-Wed: 11 a.m.-9 p.m.; Thurs-Sat: 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
1 Harbor Road 685Seafood.com
The Beach Pavilion • 912-635-3148
Features a full bar and grill with hamburgers, hot
dogs, and chicken sandwiches as well as chips, ice
cream, and beverages. Amenities include picnic
tables, beach chairs and umbrellas, towel service,
and restrooms. Parking is free for guests of the
Jekyll Island Club Hotel. Mon-Sun: 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
North Beachview Dr. jekyllclub.com/dining/
Dairy Queen • 912-635-2573
Dairy Queen is a quick-service restaurant featuring
frozen treats as well as hot foods for lunch and
dinner. Sun-Fri: 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat: 7 a.m.-10 p.m.
50 Ben Fortson Parkway
Driftwood Bistro • 912-635-3588
Driftwood Bistro is a full service restaurant offering
a variety of entrees centered on Southern cuisine
“with a twist”. The menu includes a choice of petite
or regular-sized platters, 17 signature side dishes,
wine specials, and vegetarian, gluten-free, and
vegan-friendly options. Sorry, no reservations.
Mon-Sat: 5-9 p.m. Happy Hour daily: 4:30-5:30 p.m.
1175 North Beachview Dr.
driftwoodbistro.com
Larry’s Giant Subs • 912-635-9283
Larry’s Giant Subs is committed to serving the best
sub sandwiches using high quality products. Menu
offerings include a variety of subs, salads, hot dogs,
snacks, and ice cream treats. Visit Summer Waves
website for schedule. • 210 S Riverview Dr.
Located inside Summer Waves Water Park.
McCormick’s Grill • 912-635-4103
McCormick’s Grill at the Jekyll Island Golf Club
offers breakfast and lunch service for golfers
and walk-in guests. Early group breakfasts to
accommodate tee times are available by request,
as are quick lunch options.
Mon-Sun: 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. 322 Captain Wylly Road
NorthShore Coffee & Martini Bar • 912-635-2211
NorthShore at the Holiday Inn Resort features
Caribou Coffee, a signature drink menu, and light
food options, all with panoramic views of the
Atlantic Ocean and an outdoor balcony.
Sun-Thurs: 7 a.m.-10 p.m.; Fri-Sat: 7 a.m.-11 p.m.
701 North Beachview Dr. hijklresort.com
Red Bug Motors Pizza • 912-635-9730
Red Bug Motors Pizza specializes in Italian and
American cuisine, including pizza, spaghetti,
lasagna, calzones, salads, wings, sandwiches, beer,
wine, and soft drinks. Guests can dine in or order
out for free delivery anywhere on Jekyll Island.
Mon-Sun: 11 a.m.-9 p.m. • Corner of Shell Road and
Beachview Dr., located next to Mini Golf
redbugmotorspizza.com
The Rusty Anchor • 912-635-2211
Located poolside and oceanfront at the Holiday
Inn Resort, this cabana bar and grill features drinks,
alfresco dining, and live entertainment on the
weekends. hijklresort.com
Tortuga Jack’s • 912-342-2600
Tortuga Jack’s provides Baja Mexican dining in the
heart of Jekyll Island. Mon-Sun: 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
201 North Beachview Dr. tortugajacks.com
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SHOPPING
Beach Village
Brittney’s Closet COMING SOON
Ladies’ accessories and apparel like no other,
besides Brittany’s. Mon-Fri: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.;
Sat: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Closed Sundays
21 Main St.
The Cabana Gift Gallery COMING SOON Mon-Sat: 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun: noon-6 p.m.
The Cabana Gift Gallery showcases gifts in a straw-
market, island-style cabana setting. Shops include
Made in the South, Just Jekyll, Turtle Central, My
Happy Place, From the Heart, Bliss Bath & Body,
Beach Party, Sun Seekers, Sandy Toes, Seaside
Style, Bottoms Up, and R&R.
Mon-Sun: 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
11 Main St. Located within the Jekyll Market
jekyllmarket.com
Caroline’s Gifts COMING SOON
Caroline’s Gifts specializes in coastal items, jewelry,
handmade artisan gifts, home and personal
accessories, original cards, and cut flowers, all in a
historic antique setting. the Jekyll Market. jekyllmarket.com
Mon-Sat: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Closed Sunday
10 Main St.
The Collection • 912-319-2056
Offers customers a shopping experience that
includes brands such as Costa, Maui Jim, Anne Cole,
Vintage Havana, Miss Me, Sperry, Havaianas, Scala,
Panama Jack, and more. Mon-Fri: 9 a.m.-10 p.m.;
Sat-Sun: 9 a.m.-11 p.m. • 21 Main St.
Jekyll Beverage Center • 912-635-2080
Stocks a large selection of international wines,
beers, cigars, and spirits, including Jekyll Island
Reserve Wine and Snapping Turtle Tequila, as well
as party essentials such as utensils, glasses, and ice.
Mon-Thurs: 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri-Sat: 10 a.m.-9 p.m.;
Sun: 12:30 p.m.-6 p.m. • 31 Main St.
The Jekyll Market • 912-635-2253
The Jekyll Market is a gourmet grocery store with
a large selection of staples and specialty items
including meats, seafood, produce, deli and bakery
selections, and beer and wine. Homemade ice
cream, coffee bar, dine-in or take-out foods, gifts,
and beach supplies are also available.
Mon-Sun: 8 a.m.-8 p.m. • 11 Main St.
jekyllmarket.com
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Kennedy Outfitters • 912-319-2073
Jekyll offers water sport and bike rentals, fishing
charters, fishing tackle and bait, beach gear, and
adult and youth apparel. Available brands include
Yeti, Costa, Aftco, Burtucci, SIMMS, Mount Khaki,
Ugly Stick, Eagle Claw, Shimano, Power Pro, Trik
Fish, and more. Memorial Day-Labor Day: Mon-Sat:
9 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sun: 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; September-May:
31 Main St. kennedyoutfitters.com
Life is Good COMING SOON
Spreading the power of optimism through gleefull
men’s and women’s clothing as well as accessories
and everyday items.
Long Neck’s Beer & Wine • 912-635-2253
Long Neck’s Beer & Wine features a selection of
domestic and imported beers and wines as well
as a filling station for growlers with regional craft
beer on tap. Mixers, cocktail items, wine glasses, bar
gadgets, and bagged ice are also available.
Mon-Sun: 8a.m.-8p.m. • 11 Main St., located within
Seaside Sunglasses COMING SOON
Find the latest styles for all your eyewear needs.
31 Main St.
Splash Resort Wear COMING SOON
Offers clothes and accesories for all ages from
brands such as Southern Tide, Southern Marsh,
Hook & Tackle, Costa, Maui Jim, Sperry, Panama
Jack, and more. Mon-Fri: 9 a.m.-10 p.m.;
Sat-Sun: 9 a.m.-11 p.m. • 21 Main St.
Tonya’s Treasures • 912-319-2068
Tonya’s Treasures is a Jekyll Island boutique
specializing in ladies’ accessories and apparel
Mon-Fri: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sat: 10 a.m.-8 p.m.;
Closed Sundays • 21 Main St.
Whittle’s Gift Shop • 912-635-2552
Specializing in Jekyll Island-imprinted souvenirs and
gifts, Whittle’s Gift Shop is a headquarters for hats,
t-shirts, beachwear, beach supplies, and everything
from saltwater taffy and wind chimes to toys. Mon-
Sun: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. • 31 Main St.
Historic District
Above the Dunes • 912-635-3997
Above the Dunes stocks locally made and eco-friendly
goods including pottery, fabric goods, candles, and one-
of-a-kind items not found in a mall. This shop also offers
a large selection of souvenirs, “green” toys, and a wide
variety of kites, including sport kites.
Mon-Sun: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. • 21 Pier Road
abovethedunes.com
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Club Collections Gift Shop • 912-635-2600
The Jekyll Island Club Hotel’s Club Collections
shop features gift items such as exclusive Spanish
Moss bath products, jewelry, local history books,
cookbooks, t-shirts, postcards, and assorted
sundries. Mon–Sat: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
371 Riverview Dr. jekyllclub.com/store
Club Signature Shop • 912-635-2600 Jekyll Books and The Shoppes
Located downstairs in the Jekyll Island Club
Hotel, the Jekyll Club Signature Shop offers shirts,
sweaters, jackets, totes, umbrellas, golf balls, wine
glasses, and other gift items, including signature
wines and champagne, all accented with the Jekyll
Island Club Hotel logo. Mon–Sat: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.;
Sun: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. • 371 Riverview Dr.
jekyllclub.com/store
The Commissary • 912-635-2878
The Commissary presents a wide selection of
jams, jellies, BBQ sauces, hot sauces, gourmet
coffees, and salad dressings as well as regional
cookbooks and other Georgia-made specialty food
items. Mon-Sun: 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. • 24 Pier Road
thecommissaryonjekyllisland.com
The Cottage • 912-635-2643
The Cottage features an eclectic collection of
American, fair trade, and handcrafted gifts, including
pottery, glass, jewelry, gurgle pots, kids’ books, and
other “unplugged” activities. Mon-Sun: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
32 Pier Road
Georgia Sea Turtle Center Gift Shop
912-635-4444
The Georgia Sea Turtle Center Gift Shop has a
variety of sea turtle and marine life merchandise
as well as sweatshirts, toys, fine silver jewelry, and
handmade crafts. A portion of gift shop proceeds
go to fund rehabilitation, research, and educational
efforts at the Center. Mon-Sun: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.;
Thanksgiving Day: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. • 214 Stable Road
gstc.jekyllisland.com
Goodyear Shop • 912-635-3920
Featuring the works of Jekyll Island Arts Association
Members. Mon-Fri: 12-4 p.m.; Sat-Sun: 10-4 p.m.
251 Riverview Dr. jekyllislandartsassociation.org
Gypsea Glass ~ ACE Music & Arts • 912-635-9797
Owned and operated by island residents and artists,
Gypsea Glass and ACE Music & Arts combines
a hand blown glass studio and gift shop with a
showcase for musical instruments, musicians’
supplies, music lessons, and instrument and
equipment rentals. Mon-Sun: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
13 Pier Road gypseaglass.com acemusicians.com
The Island House • 912-635-2632
The Island House retail shop offers an eclectic array
of treasures to tourists and locals, including jewelry,
fashion, local art, music, mermaids, shells, and turtles.
Mon-Sun: 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. • 17 Pier Road
Island Sweets Shoppe • 912-635-3135
Old-fashioned candy and hand-dipped ice cream
featuring fine chocolates and freshly-made fudge.
Daily 10:30 a.m.-5 p.m. • 150 Old Plantation Road
Jekyll Island Museum Gift Shop • 912-635-4168
The Historic Stables serve as the backdrop for the
shopping experience at the Jekyll Island Museum
Gift Shop. Each stall offers a variety of custom
collectables highlighting Jekyll’s past and history.
Mon-Sun: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. • 100 Stable Road
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at the Old Infirmary • 912-635-3077
What was once the Old Infirmary is now home to
this collection of shops that includes Jekyll Books,
Driftwood Cards & Gifts, Fun Factory, Southern
Gourmet, Island Bath & Body, Salty Dog Sunglasses,
and High Tide Beachwear. Mon-Sat: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.;
Sun: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. • 101 Old Plantation Road
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Just by Hand • 912-635-9810
Just by Hand offers shoppers handcrafted gift items
such as glass, pottery, textiles, and jewelry.
Mon-Sun: 10 a.m.-until • 29 Pier Road
Other Shops
Guest Information Center Gift Shop
912-635-3636
The Jekyll Island Guest Information Center offers
a wide variety of souvenirs – from Jekyll Island
trinkets and regional books to fine pieces of art from
local artists. Island Treasures artisan floats are also
available year-round.
Mon-Sat: 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
901 Downing Musgrove Causeway
Jekyll Island Golf Pro Shop • 912-635-2368
The Jekyll Island Golf Pro Shop is located in the
clubhouse serving Jekyll Island’s three 18-hole
golf courses. Newly renovated in 2014, the Pro
Shop features golf equipment and apparel as well as
club fittings by appointment.
Mon-Sun: 7 a.m.-6 p.m. • 323 Captain Wylly Road
The Jekyll Island Tennis Center • 912-635-3154
A public tennis facility and pro shop with stringing,
racquets, footwear, and tennis clothing.
9 a.m.–noon, 2–6 p.m. • 400 Captain Wylly Road
Maxwell’s General Store • 912-635-2205
Maxwell’s General Store offers various goods and
services including beach supplies, Salt Life t-shirts,
toys, gifts, on-site embroidery and monogramming,
plus fishing licenses and fishing supplies, bike and
camping supplies, and fax and UPS services.
Mon-Sun: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 501 North Beachview Dr.
Villas By the Sea Shoppe • 912-635-2521
Serves ready-made deli sandwiches, snacks,
sweets, and cold beverages and offers a selection
of souvenirs, t-shirts, hats, cover-ups, and sun-care
products. Open 24 hours.
1175 N Beachview Dr. villasbythesearesort.com
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