Explore the Wanderer Memory Trail. A recipient of the UNESCO Slave Route Project “Site of Memory” designation, the trail details the impact of the Middle Passage on Jekyll Island over a 150 years ago.

Visit St. Andrews Beach, a short walk from Jekyll Point, the southernmost tip of the island. This popular beach spot is perfect for watching migratory birds as well as dolphin spotting.

Travel to Fort Frederica National Monument. Located outside of nearby Brunswick, this remarkable historic destination features the remains of a colonial settlement established by James Oglethorpe in 1736. It is now listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.