Glory Beach in Georgia State

Glory Beach

Situated on the southern side of Jekyll Island, this peaceful beach is one of the most scenic places along the coast.

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Glory Beach Details

Situated on the southern side of Jekyll Island, this peaceful beach is one of the most scenic places along the coast. It features a wide stretch of hard-packed sand and sea oat-covered sand dunes that is generally less crowded than other popular beaches on the island. Access to the beach is via a long wooden boardwalk where you will immediately feel the crisp ocean breeze blowing by. The beach itself can also be windy, which is great for kite flyers but not ideal for sunbathers.

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Glory Beach

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2.5 mi away

Great Dunes Beach, Jekyll Island

This is Jekyll Islands most popular beach for families, thanks to the calm waters and 20-acres of soft white sand.

2.9 mi away

Jekyll Island Historic District

There is more to this barrier island than sun-soaked beaches and sparse wetland marshes.

3.9 mi away

Jekyll Island

This barrier island on the coast is the perfect mix of nature and resort life.

4.0 mi away

Jekyll Island

Overlooking the Atlantic Coast, this barrier island has plenty to offer in terms of landmarks, parks, and nature paths.

6.3 mi away

Driftwood Beach

As its name implies, this beach on Jekyll Island is littered with twisted oak and pine trees that have eroded and decayed over time.