Things to do on Jekyll Island

Villas by the Sea Resort features villa and condo rentals on Jekyll Island nestled among 17 acres of stately oaks and lush tropical landscaping. The resort's amenities include partially-shaded, large pool, Tiki Hut, not to mention the fact that Jekyll Island boasts unspoiled & uncrowded beaches. Saydee’s Restaurant serves up mouthwatering island fare while Saydee's Martini Lounge offers new specialty drinks as well as the classics. Other onsite Amenities include:

  • Fitness Center
  • Oceanfront Gazebo
  • Bicycle Rentals
  • Horseshoes
  • Basketball
  • Children's Playground.
Our Jekyll Island condo rentals are also available for longer term weekly or monthly stays. Holiday and Special event restrictions may apply.

Please note, our Jekyll Island GA hotel and vacation rental accommodations are separated from the beaches by the Natural Dune Line ~ this is in order to protect our beaches from the erosion process. Jekyll Island is a state-owned park & therefore protected by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

For more information on the preservation and conservation of Jekyll Island, please visit http://www.jekyllislandfoundation.org/ or contact Tidelands Nature Center @ tideland@uga.edu

FREE Wireless High Speed Internet Access throughout our Property.

Links for recreation activities on the island.

 

Offshore Charters

Coastal Island Charter Fishing

Duck II Charter Fishing 

Marsh Nature Tours

www.goldenisles

charterfishing.com

Coastal Expeditions Charter Fishing

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Reservations: 1-866-920-1263 | Fax: 912-635-2569  |  Jekyll Island GA Resort  |  1175 N. Beachview Drive  |  Jekyll Island, Georgia, GA 31527

Please note, our Villas are separated from the beaches on Jekyll by the Natural Dune Line with Rocks in front of the dunes ~ this is in order to protect our beaches from the erosion process. Jekyll Island is a State owned Park & therefore protected by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. For more information on the preservation and conservation of Jekyll Island, please visit http://www.jekyllislandfoundation.org/ or contact Tidelands Nature Center @ tideland@uga.edu