Greetings from the Florida/Georgia line! After a long hiatus the Coastal Atlantic Traveler is back up and running, with tons of new content planned for
Memorial Day is a federal holiday reserved in remembrance of those who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in our nation’s armed forces. While some may regard
Jekyll Island is known for attracting bikers, hikers, beachgoers and anglers, but one trending outdoor activity, stand-up paddle boarding (also known as SUP), has been sorely missed on the
Just in time for Spring Break 2016, our Kindle edition of “Local’s Travel Handbook: Jekyll Island” is going to be available to download FREE beginning Tuesday,
From shopping and fine dining to beach gear and Atlantic access, the new Jekyll Island Beach Village has quickly become the island’s primary meeting place for tourists and locals alike.
From gas-guzzling muscle cars to state-of-the-art battery-powered driving machines, the 2016 Concours D’Elegance didn’t disappoint. The annual gathering held on Amelia Island marked a three-day
Attention Travelers, Bookworms, History Buffs and Kindle Junkies: my latest travel guide covering Jekyll Island is available for FREE on the Amazon Kindle Store through
On the northern end of Jekyll Island lies a tranquil beach where weathered aesthetics combine with a haunting sense of desolation along the shoreline from the Atlantic Ocean
The unseasonable warmth in north Florida may have holiday travelers worried the coast forgot about December, but don’t let the recent heat wave fool you:
The 2015 summer season may be one for the history books, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to do on the Atlantic coast –
If you’re looking for something fun, exciting, and educational to do this weekend on Jekyll Island, then you should have no trouble filling up your itinerary.
A visit to Amelia Island would be incomplete without taking time out from the beach to visit the island’s northernmost tourist attraction: Fort Clinch. A masonry