Little St. Simons Island
Discover abundant wildlife and lush pockets of nature off the Georgia coast.
March 7-12, 2027
Immerse yourself in the pristine, quiet beauty of Little St. Simons Island and the breathtaking ecological riches of the Georgia coast. This privately owned barrier island is accessible only by boat and has been managed as a conservation property for generations with an on-site ecolodge, open to a limited number of guests year-round. Its wetlands, woods and changing coastline beckon exploration by foot and kayak. Your visit is timed with the peak of shorebird migration. Whether boating on waterways or strolling through maritime forests with moss-draped oaks, you’re sure to enjoy this incredible place.
Highlights
- Kayak along tidal creeks surrounded by thousands of acres of protected coastal salt marsh.
- Scan the shores and marshes for shorebirds and American alligators.
- Hop in a truck for a guided excursion with naturalists who live and work on the island.
- Tuck into a bird blind to observe egrets, wood storks, herons and roseate spoonbills.
Information & Reservations
Interested travelers should submit an online Journeys Interest Form by Thursday, September 17, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. PDT. For questions, you can review the Journeys sign up process information or contact TNC’s Legacy Journeys travel manager, Erin Crowther, directly at LegacyJourneys@tnc.org or (317) 829-1873.
For more information about cancellation terms, review our Frequently Asked Questions.