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little st. simons island
October 1-3, 2021

little st. simons island

An exclusive trip for Georgia Audubon members and guests.

One of the crown jewels of Georgia's famed Golden Isles, Little St. Simons Island offers 7 miles of pristine beaches and 11,000 acres of undeveloped wilderness for exploration and relaxation. Privately owned and accessible only by boat, The Lodge on Little St. Simons Island has retained the charm and unhurried pace of coastal living. Moss draped live oaks and glistening marshes surround comfortable accommodations for no more than 32 overnight guests.

Join Georgia Audubon for this private, three-day weekend package, in the midst of fall migration along the Georgia coast. Guests will have the option to join Georgia Audubon's Director of Conservation, Adam Betuel, for daily shorebird and birding excursions, in addition to other recreation options such as beachcombing, fishing, kayaking, biking, naturalist-led activities, or simply relaxing and enjoying autumn on the Georgia coast.

Enjoy meals featuring fruits, vegetables, and herbs from the organic garden, in addition to local seafood and produce. Each evening before dinner, join us for a delightful social hour with drinks and hors d'oeuvres on the Lodge grounds while recounting the day's adventures with the group.

Accommodations during your stay will be one of 16 rooms at The Lodge on Little St. Simons Island, a world-renowned eco-resort destination. Each room can accommodate two guests and will be located in one of the river houses or in the main 1917 hunting lodge, featuring Adirondack-style furniture, central air conditioning and heat, wireless internet, and many other amenities.
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Your georgia audubon hosts

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Jared Teutsch
Executive Director
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Adam Betuel
Director of Conservation
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Corina Newsome
Community Engagement Manager

reservation information

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All-Inclusive Price for Georgia Audubon Members & Guests: $975 per person
Two-night package - Friday through Sunday, October 1st to 3rd
The price is per person in a double occupancy room and includes:
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  • Meals and beverages while on the island 
  • Georgia Audubon staff-led daily birding tours 
  • Island Naturalist-led tours and activities (vary each day based upon season and island conditions) 
  • Use of the island's recreation equipment (fishing gear, kayaks, bicycles, motorized skiffs, etc.)
  • Lodging
  • On-island transportation
  • Private ferry transport to and from the island 

Lodging note:  A limited number of rooms can be configured with two separate, twin-sized beds. During registration, you will have the option to select a bed configuration preference for your room. Individual travelers without room companions may reserve a private, non-shared room at the double-occupancy rate of $1,950 per room. Please contact Georgia Audubon if you wish to request a private room. Space is limited and will be available first come, first served.

You may register below or contact Michelle Hamner, Director of Development, with any questions at michelle.hamner@georgiaaudubon.org or at 678-973-2437.
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register


additional information

Island Arrival & Departure:
Private charter boat service to and from the island is included and takes approximately 15 minutes each way. The private ferry departs from Hampton River Marina on the north end of St. Simons Island. The Georgia Audubon group will meet at the Hampton River Marina at 2:00 PM on Friday, October 1, for a departure time of no later than 2:30 PM. The group will depart the island on Sunday, October 3, at 11:30 AM. 

Cancellation Policy:
If notice of cancellation by the participant is received by July 1, 2021, a refund of all payments (less a $50 cancellation fee) made will be given. If notice of cancellation is received between July 2 and August 20, 2021, a 50% refund of the registration fee will be given. Thereafter, all deposits and payments are non-refundable unless the space(s) can be filled. In the event of a trip cancellation due to weather, strike, war, quarantine, or other unforeseen emergency situation, a 100% refund will be given, less any expenses incurred by the tour operator.  

Travel Insurance:
We recommend purchasing travel insurance in case you must make an unforeseen trip cancellation past our refund period. Check with your own insurance carrier or consider a travel insurance specialist. 
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Atlanta, GA  30342
​678-973-2437
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  • Home
    • Login
  • Ways to Give
    • Join/Renew
    • Donate
    • Leadership Giving
    • Sponsorship Opportunities
    • Shop in our Online Store
    • Volunteer
    • Support Georgia Audubon When You Shop
    • Scholarship Fund
  • Conservation
    • Climate Change
    • Wildlife Sanctuary Program >
      • Wildlife Sanctuary Requirements
      • Sanctuary Resources
    • Habitat Restoration >
      • Habitat Restoration Fund
      • Piedmont Park Exhibitat
    • Project Safe Flight
    • Lights Out Georgia
    • Species of Concern >
      • Ruby-throated Hummingbird
      • Chimney Swift
      • Wood Thrush
      • Brown-headed Nuthatch
    • Advocacy >
      • Okefenokee Swamp
    • Plants for Birds >
      • Plant Sales
    • Coffee and Chocolate
  • Education
    • For Youth >
      • Atlanta Urban Ecologists
      • Atlanta Urban Ecologists II
      • Georgia Audubon Bird Stories
      • Homeschool
      • Scouts
      • Youth Birding Competition
      • Camp Talon
    • For Educators >
      • School Programs
      • Learning About Birds Curriculum
      • Professional Development
      • Connecting Students with STEM Through Birds
      • Resources
    • Adult Education >
      • Workshops
      • Master Birder Program
    • Community Outreach
    • Hummingbird Ambassador Programs
    • Scholarships
    • Digital Resources
  • Go Birding
    • Field Trips
    • Injured/Orphaned Birds
    • Birding Sites in Georgia
    • Travel >
      • St. Marks NWR & Wakulla Springs 2021
      • Oaxaca Mexico 2021
      • Dauphin Island 2021
      • Maine 2021
      • North Dakota 2021
      • Utah 2021
      • Winter in the Lower Rio Grande Valley
      • Jamaica 2021
      • Northern Minnesota 2022
    • Georgia Birding Network
    • Community Science
    • Birding Resources
    • Why Birds?
  • News & Events
    • Press Room >
      • In the News
    • Upcoming Events >
      • Three Billion Art Exhibit
    • Georgia Bird Fest >
      • Patron
    • News Feed
    • Georgia Grows Native for Birds Month >
      • Wildlife Sanctuary Tour
      • Doug Tallamy
    • Monthly Meetings >
      • Early Birds Book Club
    • Newsletters
  • About Us
    • Mission and Programs
    • Equity, Diversity, Inclusion
    • Annual Report
    • Board and Staff
    • Best Management Practices
    • Job Opportunities
    • Our History
    • Lending Library
    • Contact Us