Little St. Simons Island Preserve Adventures
Little St. Simons Island Preserve is a privately owned barrier island that offers an exclusive experience of pristine beaches, maritime forests, and engaging wildlife. Its isolation and protected status make it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and naturalists.
About Little St. Simons Island Preserve
Located off the coast of Georgia, Little St. Simons Island Preserve encompasses over 11,000 acres of unspoiled natural landscapes. The island's ecosystems range from lush maritime forests to expansive salt marshes and seven miles of secluded beach, which provide habitats for diverse wildlife, including over 330 species of birds. Historically, the island has been preserved through private ownership, ensuring the maintenance of its ecological integrity. Visitors can enjoy activities like guided nature walks, bird watching, and kayaking. The preserve is also committed to sustainable practices and conservation research, aiming to protect its unique environment. Accessed by boat, the island offers an exclusive escape into nature, ideal for those looking to immerse themselves in outdoor beauty and tranquility.
Highlights
The Island's Pristine Beachfront
Rich Birdwatching Opportunities in Diverse Habitats
Guided Tours Highlighting Coastal Ecology and Conservation
Private and Exclusive Island Experience with Limited Access
Notable Natural Features
Beach Habitat
Miles of pristine and private beachfront, ideal for leisurely walks and shell collecting.
Salt Marshes
Vital ecosystems supporting a wide array of species and offering scenic paddling opportunities.
Maritime Forest
Dense forests that provide a habitat for numerous bird species and lush plant life.