Mosaic, Jekyll Island Museum
Under $25History museum on Jekyll Island in the former historic stables, showing the island's cultural and natural past.

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Bike, beachcomb and ride a trolley through the Jekyll Island Club historic district on a state-owned barrier island with wide Atlantic beaches.
Jekyll Island Causeway (GA-520) entry gate · Jekyll Island, GA
Jekyll Island is a barrier island owned by the State of Georgia and run as a state park, reached by a causeway where every vehicle pays a parking fee. You get 8 miles of wide, flat beaches on the east shore, including Driftwood Beach with its boneyard of tree roots, and more than 24 miles of paths and trails for biking. Guided trolley tours cover the historic district and its late 1800s and early 1900s buildings. The Georgia Sea Turtle Center and Summer Waves Water Park fill out a stay.
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History museum on Jekyll Island in the former historic stables, showing the island's cultural and natural past.
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