Where is the hidden beach in Georgia?

If you love the idea of enjoying the beach but aren't as crazy about crowds, then there's a secret Georgia beach that belongs on your radar: Cumberland Island. It's the southernmost barrier island in Georgia and features over 17 miles of white, sandy beaches that you'll love to navigate.



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The largest and southernmost barrier island in Georgia, Cumberland Island offers guests more than 17 miles of secluded white, sandy beaches to explore. One of 10 national seashores in the United States protected and preserved by the National Park Service, the island is one of the most isolated parks in the country.

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Jekyll Island is rich in history and legend. Native Americans, Spanish missionaries, English settlers, French planters, millionaires, modern residents and tourists have all played a part in the evolution of Jekyll Island. Jekyll Island is now a family resort with ten miles of public beaches.

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Seven Miles of Natural CoastlineBeautiful Private Beaches in Georgia. The seven miles of private beaches on Little St. Simons Island are ideal for strolling, sunning, swimming and solitude.

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Tybee is also full of history, fun in the sun and has beautiful beaches and a family-friendly atmosphere. With nearly 3 miles of sandy beaches, Tybee Island is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, water sports, kayaking, and fishing.

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Famed for its laid-back beaches, a picturesque back river area, and its somewhat turbulent history, there's plenty to do on Tybee Island for beach goers, active travelers, and history buffs alike! Tybee is also one of the closest beaches to Savannah, since it's only a 25-minute drive from the city.

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