This is a definite 'must-do' if you're in the historic district of Jekyll Island. The tour, which…read moreis $20 per person includes the 60 minute guided trolley tour of the entire historic district, a 20 minute visit to one of the cottages, free admission to Faith Chapel, and free admission to the Mosaic museum. We had an absolutely awesome tour guide, Cindy. She was very engaging, entertaining, and she definitely knew her stuff. Just an all round magnetic personality and certainly a sprinkling (actually a ton) of Georgia hospitality. She definitely made our entire visit to Jekyll Island worth it as she was quite memorable. A++

I have visited friends in Savanah twice and both times we did this tour. The history of Jekyll…read moreIsland is so interesting! The Rockefeller, Pulitzer, Morgan's and more all lived there and the trolley guides share so much information. You get to visit a couple homes each tour that has been restored to original style and we visited different homes each time. My friends said at Christmas they also decorate for the holidays, which I'm sure is amazing. The drop off/pick up Location deserves it's own tour. There is a great interactive museum and a gorgeous gift shop with local artist work. We bought a cookbook with recipes from when Jekyll Island was in its heyday. I am too scared to make most of the recipes - and will never buy that much mayo - but the book is also filled with pictures and history. Other stores are in the area, either great food and gifts. Make sure to leave time to explore, plus hit the hotel. Cause have I mentioned history? And the bar is gorgeous.

I'm not sure if "blood and guts" is an appropriate description of our tour experience, but this was…read morethe most enjoyable ghost and history tour I've found yet. Our guide was friendly and very knowledgeable of local history and lore. The stories he told us were detailed and interesting and were rich with history, which was enjoyable for my husband as well (a skeptic as far as "ghosts") Take comfortable shoes and be prepared to spend about two hours. Open your mind and have a good time :)

Great tour of ST Simons ghosts! Guide had a great personality, good story teller and historian of…read morethe island. I would recommend the tour to all!

This is a must when you visit Georgia's Golden coast. These tabby slave cabins give you a chance to…read moreexperience a fundamental American history too many aren't taught. The cabins have been restored and preserved by a local garden club. On Wednesdays from 10-12 you can go for a free tour. It won't take long (maybe 30 min tops). The docents are excellent, and trust me you'll never forget what you learn.

This is a good place to visit for anyone intrested in history .The grounds are well maintained …read more Pleasant atmosphere close to the water. Beautiful scenery. A great learning experience.

A super good place to buy souvenirs such as books and pictures of the island…read more They have loads of information about the island and the surrounding areas. I got a wonderful map of the area that is very helpful. Check out the information about the carvings in the trees all around the island. They are amazing and it's fun to go and find them all. The employees here are great at giving advice and directions. Parking is all around the building.

We should have come here first -- I'd recommend you do the same…read more Although we stopped by mid way into our stay, we still got to have some questions answered and pick up some additional island info -- including points of interest and maps -- view some of the artwork displayed, and browse some of the items for sale in the shop. The gal who was working the day we stopped by was welcoming and friendly. We had a nice conversation. The only downside is that there are no public bathrooms in the welcome center. We were directed across the street to the municipal building/library. Right outside the museum is one of the islands tree spirits. You can start your search here. Enjoy your visit!

My spouse surprised me with a birthday trip. The pilot was amazing. She did a detailed preflight…read morebrief. Explained the taxi process the runway and the direction we would take off. The flight was about an hour over four islands. I was even allowed to fly the plane. She also pointed out a small island with cows on it. The landing was from the south and smooth on the runway. I would recommend this company .

What an amazing adventure!! From take off to landing, we enjoyed every minute!! Jacob was a great…read morepilot and guide and we felt so safe!! We will be back!!! Thank you for great memories and an incredible experience!!!

Our tour was fantastic! Kate was knowledgeable, funny, and tailored our tour just for us. (i'm a…read moreteacher and my students learn about Oglethorpe so she made sure to stop at all the points about him) This was a 90 minute bike ride on flat roads. Very easy ride and we stopped every so often to explore different landmarks. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone traveling to Brunswick!

This past Saturday we took a terrific tour of Old Town Brunswick on bikes. Kate was a enthusiastic…read moreand fun tour guide. It's a 90 min ride all on flat ground very easy to navigate. We were intrigued by the history and the many things that have changed,but most important the foundation and buildings that still exist today. We live on SSI which is close by, but we were not aware of i all history and the continued strides to keep Old Brunswick as it was. Thank you Kate. Is was well worth the trip!!

This tour really helped add context to my visit to Cumberland Island. I knew it was an island…read morepreviously inhabited by rich people, ending with the main mansion crumbling in flames and arson, as well as a herd of wild horses left over from Spaniard and gilded age times. But Deb, our guide, added a lot of color to each character, and she educated us on the island, the ecology, and basic science (Deb is a connoisseur of science and history). I learned about the life cycle of the horses, what brackish water means, and the basic rhythms of the islands. I learned about how the enslaved people on the island lived, and about the park service and their mission. The tour is about 2.5 hours and covers about a mile over flat ground. It doesn't take you to the beach, so you need to plan for that before or after. You do get to see plenty of horses. The tour costs 42.40 and doesn't include ferry costs (around 20 bucks each way, 45.20 total both ways with taxes and fees). Deb was engaging, fun, educational, and gave us plenty of time to stroll, with plenty of rest breaks too. I had a little trouble finding the group (there were only three of us, so that was also a treat), and she called me to make sure the group didn't leave without me. I came to the island way before the tour and considered skipping it because I had made it to the beach and thought about just staying on the beach. What more could a tour of the ruins give me? I had already seen them. But I trudged back to the dock to meet the tour, and so glad I did. The tour enhanced my visit so much. I got to learn of debutants, rich playboys, lusty affairs, community gossip, and more. There is a different tour with a different company that is a six hour tour on a van. It all depends on what you are looking for, but I knew this tour would fit me much better. Thanks, Deb, and Molly's Old South Tours!

had a walking tourr of cumberland island. Tour guide Deb was very informative although must say…read moreshe was critical of people of wealth and the guilded age. Tour is worth it -- saw wild horses and that made it.

Sea Base Dock is where the ferry to Cumberland Island docks at the island. The dock is wide enough…read moreto accommodate plenty of people and gear- bikes or camping gear. Once you are on land the National Parks Service has a center there that isn't currently open to the public, but where you can rent bikes for the day to help tour the island. We did this- rental is $16 per bike per day. They take your credit card info or you can pay cash. These bikes are all made for men, if you are a smaller frame woman you will struggle with this. They are hard to get on and off of- we managed to drop the seats, which made it a bit easier. The bikes- even with these problems- make it so much easier to travel around the island. Bikes are first come first serve and usually gone first thing in the morning. At the end of the day we enjoyed sitting on the porch of the center overlooking the docks. The breeze coming in was the strongest on the island, which felt great after a long hot day. This is also where we weathered a quick storm that poured rain down for a bit. The rangers are also very helpful and informative- enjoy!