SCAM! They take your money and never show up! Also no way to call....all numbers are wrongread more

Capt Rob was fantastic. Did this for my parents 60th anniversary with our whole family. Great…read morehistory and hospitality.

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!

Enjoyed a scenic ride around the nearby waterways with the family. Entire evening was relaxing and…read morethe weather was great! Even got to see a ton of dolphins on the way back. We took some snacks and drinks and enjoyed it all as a family. It was a highlight of our trip, highly recommend. The boat was awesome to be on and amazing to be part of its story. Matt and team were flexible when we had to reschedule because of weather. So glad we did it.

Not too exciting,decent boat nice crew ,no snacks or water all we saw was a few dolphin fins …read more Wouldn't recommend

My wife and I took the 2-1/2 hour 10am Amelia River Cruise on August 27. Captain Jack piloted the…read moreboat. It was an outstanding cruise. The cruise narrator knew tons of intricate details about the history and places we passed, especially about Cumberland Island. He explained the history of the horses on the island: their origin, breeding and band habits. He gave lots of detail about the Carnegie's and the incredible mansions on the island. He also answered lots of questions from the cruise participants. He was engaging making jokes and quips throughout the cruise. Clearly he has not just done this many times, but has studied and visited the area's history.

We came to Amelia Island with our dog because we heard it was a very dog friendly town. Imagine our…read moreexcitement when we found out that our dog could go on the Sunset river cruise with us! We boarded at 6:15, and were promptly on our way at 6:30. It was a very fun guided tour that taught us a lot about the area's history. We didn't see the wild horses, but we did see dolphins!! And, of course, we saw the most beautiful sunset! I am very glad we got to do this tour since they allowed our pup, and the experience was one of our favorite of the trip.

It was a wonderful experience. The owner/tour guide was very knowledgable of the area & shared…read morehistory facts along the way. We saw lots of dolphins & birds. I cannot even begin to tell how awesome the Craig cats were. It was a 2 hour trip & the time flew by. Well worth the money.

this was my second time, enjoying the ocean with Coastal. Will be sure to bring our group back next…read moretime. And experience like no other.

Wonderful historic site that was a former rice plantation. The same family lived in the home for…read moremultiple generations and the last heir left the estate to the state of Georgia. Beautiful antiques, cool grounds, and amazing landscape. All left in It's original state. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and shared many interesting facts. Definitely worth visiting!

The history of this region is worth thinking about, but tough to see. Most of these sorts of…read moreplantations are long abandoned; the story of how this one fell into the hands of the state government is told, along with other context, on a half-hour tour of their small mansion. The tour starts on the hour, and having arrived shortly in advance, they told me to drive down a service road that said not to drive down on it so I could park at the house and make it on time. The tour content focuses on the family line that owned the house; there is some discussion of the people they owned early in its history, but a more detailed take on the forced labor system involved in rice farming is given in the museum back where one starts. It is a distinctive and difficult topic, but the films they play offer a relatively level-headed take. The area is very swampy now; I got outside of the house and thought to wander around and take pictures, but was immediately beset by flies. Fortunately, I had the luxury of my car. Seeing these places in person makes one wonder how anyone ever lived and labored here without modern conveniences. There's plenty of food for thought.

I've taken Dolphin excursions on both coasts, but saw more in St. Simons, Ga, touring with Anchor…read moreExcursion! Our Guide told us that the natural geography, islands and inlets lend themselves to the perfect place for dolphins to birth and raise their young. This tour was fabulous for the dolphin sightings and for the lesson in the history of this area, significant during colonial times because of its secluded location. Great Guides, nice length, reasonable price. Worth experiencing!

On-time, prepared, clean, entertaining, Great commentary and fun. Loads of wildlife-dolphins and…read morerosette spoonbills,

100% support this business fantastic tour. The tour guide was very personable very patient very…read moreknowledgeable. I would do this all the time if I lived there.

Took the Marsh and Shark tooth Beach tour. Used a Tandem Kayak with my wife. Claire was our tour…read moreguide. She was very knowledgeable and helpful. The tide was low, so we were unable to paddle up the creek. We got stuck near the entrance to the creek and Claire waded into the water to pull us out. Spent the extra time watching the manatees which were quite active.

My daughter and I are taking a girls trip to St Simons Island and started today with a wonderful…read moreoverview on the trolley. The guide was knowledgeable, humorous and very outgoing. We went all around the island and very much enjoyed this tour. I always take the bus tours on the first day when I got to a new place and this one certainly does not disappoint

This review is specifically for the ghost tour, which took place Wednesday, June 19 at 8:30 PM from…read moreMallery Street. We have gone on a number of tours, including trolley tours in this city and others. So this was not our first tour of this type. We have enjoyed the ones that we have taken on Saint Simons Island and elsewhere. We were prepared for another enjoyable opportunity to learn more about the island and the history of its ghosts in this case. Unfortunately, this tour was far beneath our expectations. This is even aside from the fact that the bus felt worn out with no seatbelts and with open window spaces where windows used to be. It felt like a wreck that was being used for this purpose. To start off with the tour itself, it lasted only about an hour, and only went to a few locations on the island. . Most of the stories told were of deaths that occurred more than 100 years ago. The stories were very vague and were mostly discussed in the form of rumor. Our host commonly said things such as "someone told me"or "I heard." This was sort of disappointing to start. In the history of an island that has been inhabited by civilized people for hundreds of years, you would expect that there would be even more recent stories of spirits, but this did not come up in our tour. The tour guide did provide a few photos which had been shared with him by past trolley guests. And they were interesting, of course. But beyond that he did not seem to take much trouble to do much more than pass on established rumor. In addition, at times, he would feign a low, menacing voice, followed by a Scooby-Doo style evil laugh. It all fell flat. It just fell flat. The point at which we knew for certain that we had made a mistake to buy tickets was when the driver decided to turn off all the lights on the bus and speak to us in the cover of darkness. If he was going for the creepy factor, it was achieved, but it was more than that. Unnecessarily, he decided to prank the guests by screaming and sounding an air horn at the same time. It was irrelevant. It was painful. It was startling, but in a cheap way. We were so relieved our son with sensitivity to sound repeatedly requested not to go on the tour. We encouraged him several times but he continuously said no thank you. He would not have done well when this happened. It hurt our ears without having his issues. We weren't charmed by the prank. Our ears hurt, and we were annoyed. We would've gotten much more out of simply reading a book about the ghosts of Saint Simon. It would have been more informative and pleasant than this experience. This was a waste of our money. Unless major changes are made to the quality of this opportunity, we would not recommend it. Save your money. Save your time. Save your eardrums.

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.