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St Simons Island Blog
The St. Simons Blog is where St. Simons Island and Georgia's Golden Isles comes together to talk about the coastal lifestyle. We are proud to welcome you to our interactive forum that gives you, the community, the opportunity to read what everyone is saying about St. Simons and the Golden Isles. And, you can leave your own feedback to share with other Explorers, or start your own discussion group about any subject you want. Enjoy!


St. Simons Island Beaches

The beaches of St. Simons Island take you back to a time when nature's beauty was undisturbed and miles of pristine coastline was your own personal treasure to enjoy. Development is still moderate and it is possible to get away from it all and explore the sandy seashore and natural setting much as it was many years ago. Low tide exposes sand bars and tidal pools along the beach that the kids always enjoy playing in. Kitesurfing is a popular attraction, as is bicycling, sandsculpting, and just plain lying in the sun!

Shrimp boats dot the Atlantic horizon, while outdoor adventure-seekers populate the catamarans, windsurfers, and kayaks closer in to shore. Dolphins are not uncommon here and many varieties of sea birds and sea turtles can be spotted along the St. Simons Island beaches.


Marshes of St Simons Island

The marshlands of St. Simons Island begin to lose their summer green color by late Fall of each year. By mid-winter, the grasses have turned dormant and are almost completely brown. Spring rains and warmer temperatures will bring the marshes alive as Mother Nature begins her cycle anew.

The salt marshes of the St. Simons Island and Georgia's Golden Isles also contribute to the area's multi-million dollar seafood industry and play a vital role in the local economy. The radiant energy from plentiful sunshine and the nutrients from the area rivers are soaked up by the marsh and area grasslands, which makes for a natural habitat that is a perfect home for shrimp, fish, oysters and crabs. The salt marshes also provide a home to critters like otters, raccoons, marsh wren and rabbits. The marshes also provide a natural buffer from strong storms and winds, protecting the fragile coastline and sand dunes along the beaches.

Postell Pointe on St. Simons Island offers ocean front living at its best. Enjoy dinner or cocktails on the deck with the soothing sounds of ocean waves in the background and sunsets that are sure to capture your imagination. Availilable for sale or rental, Postell Pointe can be a vacation to remember or a place to call home.

Adjacent to all local attractions Postell Pointe offers a variety of things to do. Enjoy local golf, dine at one of the many fine local restaurants or get lost in the night life of St. Simons Island.

Enjoy the combination of history and charm in a beautiful island setting. Adjacent to Savannah,Brunswick and Jacksonville airports as well as Amtrack service into Jacksonville, the magic of island living begins at Postell Pointe.

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