Georgia's State Seashell - the Knobbed Whelk
Jekyll Island beachcombers have several opportunities to see evidence of the Knobbed Whelk. You may find these shells alive, especially around the tide pools on the western side of the island. Or perhaps you will see on of their strange coiled egg cases.
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by Mike and Lara Morgan
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<p></p><p>Treasure Hunt on Jekyll Island Georgia</p><p></p><p></p>
Treasures Every January and February the Jekyll Island Authority hosts Island Treasures. They hide glass globes in public places all over the island. So my sister and I spent a day searching. What a great way for us and our Jekyll Sandpiper Vacation Renters to explore the island.
Birds, Beaches, and Bike Trails - Cycling on Jekyll Island
Cycling in the Oaks Whether riding beneath the Spanish Moss-draped oaks, peddling alongside the sandy beach, or pulling up to Horton Pond to try to catch a glimpse of an alligator, you'll find plenty of natural beauty as you tour the island. Cycling is a great way to see the island's sights while you get some exercise.
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