The Lodge on Little St. Simons Island

We’re just wrapping up 5 nights in Michael Cottage and this week has truly been special. I can’t say enough good things about the food, activities, quality and care from staff, the other guests, and the wisdom and education we’ve received while here. Some of our highlights include Jake the naturalist building a relationship with our 5-yr old son, seeing turtle nesting tracks on the beach, learning way more about birds than we expected, the pontoon boat excursion in the marsh, biking to the beach every morning, and seeing our son’s curiosity light up on every activity, plus his newfound love for conservation. Cheers to the amazing staff and ownership of LSSI! We will be back, do yourself a favor and book a trip here!

We spent several nights on Little Saint Simon island celebrating our 40th wedding anniversary. Accommodations were great. Food was exceptional (thank you Doug) and the activities with the naturalists were wonderful. Enjoyed the company of the other guests. Staff couldn’t have been more pleasant and helpful. They all are passionate about the island and what they do. We hope to return in the winter months to hike around the island.

This is an amazing lodge and nature experience. Three wonderful home cooked, farm to table meals a day, comfortable accommodations, and the best of custom service. The naturalists provide as much information as you would like. The staff are extremely helpful and accommodating. The atmosphere is relaxed and fun. We enjoyed every minute of our stay and hope to come back.

Little St Simons Island is a charming island off the coast of Georgia where the owners have made every effort to return it to its natural ecology. Days are filled with trips led by naturalists who focus on the environment, wildlife, especially birds and tortoises. Quarters are very charming and comfortable. The food is plentiful and excellent.

Little St. Simon’s Lodge is a special place for people who want to experience an immersive nature trip. The island can only be reached by private ferry boat. Multiple daily activities led by very knowledgeable resident naturalists keep you busy. Three meals a day served family style provide you the opportunity to meet your fellow island guests. Some of the most beautiful sunsets imaginable and trip to miles long deserted beach where you can bike on the sand were highlights. The accommodations were rustic but comfortable. Food could use a little upgrade but generally ok. We plan to return!