Top Things to do in Golden Isles of Georgia
Top Hotels in Golden Isles of Georgia
- 1. Jekyll Island Club Resort
- 2. The Beachview Club
- 3. Jekyll Island Club Resort
- 4. Saint Simons Inn by the Lighthouse
- 5. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Brunswick/Golden Isles
- 6. Ocean Lodge Resort
- 7. The Inn at Sea Island
- 8. Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Jekyll Island
- 9. Seafarer Inn & Suites, Ascend Hotel Collection
- 10. Embassy Suites by Hilton Brunswick
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What to do and see in Golden Isles of Georgia, Georgia Coast: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day
Discover the best top things to do in Golden Isles of Georgia, Georgia including Wesley United Methodist Church, Saint Simons Colonial Island Trolley Tours, A Pane in the Glass, Misty's Element Massage, Golden Isles Bracelet Company, Saint Simons Tea Company, Golden Isles Olive Oil & Wine Bar, Pinball Palace, Richland Rum, World War II Home Front Museum.
Restaurants in Golden Isles of Georgia
1. Wesley United Methodist Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 42 reviews
2. Saint Simons Colonial Island Trolley Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 752 reviews
Come take the "Best Trolley Tour since August 2013" on Saint Simons Island according to our guests and the locals as they have elected our tour as the BEST! Serving Glynn County since 2011, take a fun historic tour on "William of Orange" the only air conditioned and wheelchair accessible trolley on the island that is locally owned and operated. Visit more of the island and hear more of the history in a 90 minute tour. We go everywhere the other tours go and also into areas the other tours don't take you to share more of the history of the island. Boarding times are 10am and daily Mon. - Sat.. Open 6 days a week. We board in Pier Village at the end of Mallery St by the blue Sunbrellas right next to the Pier on the very south end of the island.
3. A Pane in the Glass
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By janesK4470WZ - Jupiter, United States
What a wonderful surprise! This unique shoppe is full of handmade items; from sun catchers and many other stain glass objects, ornaments, jewelry, bar and kitchen accessories-I am so glad I stopped in. There are many hand crafted wood plaques as well, garden ornaments and beautiful one of a kind tote bags. Something for everyone.
4. Misty's Element Massage
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
We are located across at 1700 Frederica Road #301. Take the elevator in the middle of the building to the 3rd floor and go right, we are the second door on the left.
Reviewed By WDCSueSH - Washington DC, United States
I found Misty’s Element through the internet and decided to give it a try while on vacation on St. Simons Island. Am I glad I did! I truly enjoyed and benefited from several high quality reflexology and deep tissue massage treatments by Casey and Tina. Both excellent practitioners, and super skilled in their techniques. Give yourself a treat and book a visit - you will be so happy you did. I went to the Island Professional Park location for my services. I’ll be back!
5. Golden Isles Bracelet Company
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
The little store with a big reputation for fine handcrafted jewelry, Golden Isles Bracelet Co.(GIBCo) is a must see for local jewelry. Located in the Pier Village on Mallery Street for 15 years, GIBCo. is known for keepsake quality and comfort.
Reviewed By Robyn318 - Baxley, United States
The silver jewelry, hand crafted by a local artist makes a lovely keep sake to take home to remember beautiful St. Simons Island. The shop is located in a very small shop which only adds to it's appeal in my opinion. The young lady who waited on us was very pleasant and helpful.
6. Saint Simons Tea Company
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By chrishP7509OZ
On a rainy afternoon we stopped in to look around and we discovered a wonderful teas shop. The selection is very good and the owner took the time to explain all of our questions. We had a wonderful hot cup of tea and enjoyed the conversation. The prices are reasonable too. We had a great experience and discovered a new island treasure.
7. Golden Isles Olive Oil & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 67 reviews
Golden Isles Olive Oil provides a unique look into the culinary world of olive oils and vinegars. We sell over 60 flavors of the highest quality EVOO, Infused & Fused Olive Oils and Balsamic Vinegars. Come by and taste these award winning and extraordinary flavors and choose your favorite to take home! Gourmet Food Products, large selection of salts, spices, rubs & marinades, hand made pasta's, delicious sauces, Hunter Cattle Grass-fed meats, olives and antipasto's, local honey, work of local artists & potters, Gifts, Gift Baskets & more. Member & Supporter of Georgia Grown Products. Our Gourmet Market is open 7 days a week and our Wine Bar is open Monday-Saturday.
Reviewed By 2deer - Atlanta, United States
Had a nice lunch on the patio under the trees. My wife and I shared a salad and a sandwich plate. Both were excellent. Flavorful yet not overwhelming and the portion sizes were good. Excellent selection of wines by the glass or by the bottle. We had a leisurely lunch, noshing, reading the paper, drinking wine, and relaxed but good service. The shop has some great gift ideas and a fantastic array of choices for oils and balsamics. Will definitely be back.
8. Pinball Palace
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 116 reviews
Huge arcade with over 100 Pinball Machines and Classic Arcade games. 2020 finalist as one of the best arcades in the nation . Also featuring a large Bounce House area for kids to play . Pay by the hour starting at $10 per hour all games on free play. Family fun in a clean and friendly environment . Come have fun with us today !
Reviewed By TJW2 - Covington, United States
Pinball machines were all the rage? Well I don’t but I do remember pac man and frogger! What an incredible palace to take the family to. This large building is filled with pinball machines, video games, foosball and jump castles! They even have beer and wine (but is strictly monitored). And the jump castles are for all except when little ones are going in. I wish this place was around a few years ago. I would’ve let my kids play for hours!! Young and old and everyone in between seems to enjoy being here. Great wholesome fun. The best part was no one was on their phones!
9. Richland Rum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 67 reviews
Georgia's only Rum Distillery. Handcrafting Single Estate Old Georgia Rum from estate grown unrefined sugar cane. Located in historic downtown Brunswick, GA, on the Atlantic Coast Open for Tours & Tastings. Retail store and Giftshop on site.
Reviewed By N1653SEclaireh - Brunswick, United States
We had friends visiting from out of state and we were looking for something to do. I happened to see a flyer in a store on Newcastle and thought it would be fun to try. It was fascinating- they grow their own sugar cane and do everything in-house. With a distillery in Richland and one in Brunswick, the tour educates you about the process and provides a 5-rum tasting experience. Unfortunately for my wallet, I learned that I really don’t like cheap rum but the Georgia select was nice and buttery. Theo gave us a nice educational tour and was very knowledgeable. He clearly respects the process and showed us the science and the art of distillery. My only suggestion to them would be to have souvenir-sized samples for sale. I would have bought gifts if they would have had them. It was fun doing such a great tourist activity in my own backyard!
10. World War II Home Front Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 92 reviews
The World War II Home Front Museum brings to life Coastal Georgia's extraordinary contributions during World War II. Through immersive exhibits and interactive experiences, visitors will learn about blimps on anti-submarine patrol, radar training to direct fighter pilots, building Liberty ships to supply troops overseas, and much more.
Reviewed By X9974QTjeremym - Topeka, United States
This is an amazing museum detailing the history of WWII on the home front and how it affected the area of Brunswick and St. Simon's during World War II. It talks about the merchant ships being torpedoed by German U-Boats and how this area of the United States rallied and built Liberty Ships, and trained WWII radar technicians, aviators etc. It was a refreshing look at the war and how it affected normal citizens. It is situated in the old Coast Guard station
