About Jekyll Island

There are many facets to this island of only 5,700 acres. Currently being revitalized, Jekyll Island has an interesting history and many fascinating stories.

The Revitalization of Jekyll Island

Jekyll Island is aiming to become a model conservation community on the Georgia Coast that will serve the world as a premier vacation and convention destination.

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History of Jekyll Island

The Jekyll Island Museum has been your Gateway to the Gilded Era since 1954, protecting all of the cultural resources of Jekyll Island and preserving them to the highest standards possible allowing for an engaging and enriching experience for the citizens of Georgia and beyond.

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Jekyll Island Authority

Through an act of the state legislature, the Jekyll Island Authority was created to oversee the conservation and development of the Island.

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Jekyll Island Foundation

Working with the Jekyll Island Authority, the Foundation's charge is to identify and fund projects that build, enhance and protect public enjoyment of and interaction with the Island.

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Jekyll Island Facts

Jekyll Island is one of only four Georgia barrier islands that feature a paved causeway to access the island by car. The island is 7 miles long by 1.5 miles wide, has 8 miles of wide, flat beaches, and boasts 22 miles of hiking trails.

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Photo Gallery

Photo Gallery

Jekyll Island is home to some of the most beautiful places to capture in photos and video to share and preserve the most precious memories of your most wonderful vacations. Take a look at ours, and maybe it will inspire you to come take some of your own!

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Films, Books & Music at Jekyll Island

Jekyll Island has inspired many artists to create literature, music and film. Some of which has been filmed here for its beauty.

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