February 2016

Driftwood Beach: Jekyll Island’s Northern Tree Necropolis

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 to St. Simons Sound. That long stretch of water’s edge is known locally as Driftwood Beach. Driftwood Beach is a must-see for anyone visiting Jekyll Island. Named for the countless expired trees scattered along the shores, Driftwood Beach presents coastal explorers with a thousand photo opportunities and memorable vistas, all from a single location off North Beachview Drive. The arborous decor protruding from the sand also creates a ligneous labyrinth for beach explorers to navigate their way through, around, under and over. The driftwood environment is the result

Read More »
Recent Posts
Archives
Categories

Sign up here to receive tips, informative articles and insights into travel destinations along the South's Atlantic coast.