It’s official! St. Simons Island has been voted BEST beach town by Travel & Leisure magazine!
Now, if you are lucky enough to live on the island you already know it’s the best! If you live anywhere else…..it’s time to discover this little gem of a vacation spot!
St. Simons Island has it all…..canopied streets with beautiful oak trees and rich history to explore…..
Fabulous restaurants serving the freshest seafood, barbecue and more!…..
Great shopping……..
And accommodations…….just wait until you discover all of the possibilities!
There is way too much to include in one post. So much to enjoy, learn and share with family and friends. Over the next couple of months I’ll be sharing many of the good things to do and see in the area. Let The Permanent Tourist be your go to guide for reservations and information. Send me a comment or write me a message and I’ll help you in any way I can so that your island experience is simply the best!
St. Simons is a place to create memories…once you visit, you’ll always come back!
5 Responses
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Marisa Franca @ Allourway Says:
Isn’t there a saying that once Saint Simons sand gets on your feet you’ll always come back? I know that isn’t the direct quote but I believe I read that somewhere? Do you know where it originated?
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Melissa Says:
Yes, Marisa, there is a saying about sand in your feet always bringing you back, but I’m not sure where it originated. I’ll look it up!
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Gwyn Littell Says:
Melissa, just from reading your blog, hearing about your “hometown” with all it’s charm & beauty, and all the wonderful people to meet, things to do and idyllic places to visit convinces me that it’s the best! You are excellent travel guide!
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Melissa Says:
Thank you Gwyn….this has truly become my home and I love it here!
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10 Georgia Towns That Will Please Every Nature Lover! Says:
[…] Georgia has some of the most beautiful coastlines and islands in the U.S.! Tied for 6th place is St. Simons Island. The beaches, sunsets, and marina life offer a laid-back lifestyle that no one can refuse! Image by The Permanent Tourist […]
