Events

The Father Daughter Purity Ball is an excellent opportunity for dads and daughters to have fun, quality time with each other! Today, more than ever, it is very difficult to…

Featuring interesting and unusual items, and other treasures from by-gone eras! Antique dealers from all over the southeast, featuring a vast array of fine and fun merchandise, including furniture, collectibles,…

<strong.Taco Tuesday!!

Come out to Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation for Ophelia’s Classic Car Challenge and Fall Festival. Classic cars from all over southeast Georgia will be on hand all day vying for the championship…

Explore a magical time of year in Jekyll Island's historic district. This special evening tram tour highlights heart-warming holiday tales and the lights and decorations of the season on Jekyll Island. The 90-minute Christmas celebration includes a unique tour of Faith Chapel and concludes with light refreshments and sunset views from Indian Mound Cottage.

Jekyll Island "ice" skating is back and now located in the picturesque Historic District, the Jekyll Island Skating Village features a synthetic ice rink and real ice skates. This unique surface takes the pain and cold out of ice skating and is easy for kids and adults of all ages. Skate on Jekyll Island among…

Once a year, the cottages of the historic district get dressed in their finest holiday decorations just for you. Enjoy a 90-minute tram tour when Jekyll Island's National Historic Landmark District is enriched in seasonal splendor. This guided tour of the 240-acre historic district includes entry into two cottages, decorated for the holiday season, as…

Celebrate dad at the beach! Here are the homes we have available for Father's Day weekend - availability from 2-7 nights.

Independance day is a among the biggest events on St. Simons Island. Events of the day include a 5K run, golf cart parade, live music and fireworks. Looking for a great rental for the week of July 4th? Check out our availability - with properties available from 3 to 7+ nights.

This two-month-long annual event on Jekyll Island is a favorite tradition spawned from a fishing legacy. In the early 1900s, east coast fishermen used hollow glass balls, or floats, on their nets as markers. Occasionally, the floats would break loose and wash ashore for lucky beachcombers to find and keep. Collecting these rare, highly sought…