Hotels in St. George Island
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St. George Inn
St. George Inn- Ocean access hideaway with hiking and kayaking adventure options nearby.
Buccaneer Inn
Buccaneer Inn
Beach House - Walking on Water by PHG
Beach House - Walking on Water by PHG
Gibson Inn
Gibson Inn- Edwardian charm steps from Apalachicola's waterfront dining and local shops.
Coombs Inn & Suites
Coombs Inn & Suites- Experience Victorian charm with complimentary bikes in Apalachicola.
Best Western Apalach Inn
Best Western Apalach Inn- Modern hotel in a peaceful Apalachicola setting near historical sites and dining.
Apalachicola Bay Inn
Apalachicola Bay Inn- Unwind at this coastal motel in Apalachicola with free WiFi and convenient parking.
Water Street Hotel & Marina, an Ascend Collection Hotel
Water Street Hotel & Marina, an Ascend Collection Hotel- Unwind in a bay-view aparthotel with full kitchens and private balconies.
Franklin Inn
Franklin Inn- Wake up to Gulf Coast charm at this convenient motel in Carrabelle, Florida.
The Old Carrabelle Hotel
The Old Carrabelle Hotel
The Moorings Hotel and Marina
The Moorings Hotel and Marina- Waterfront getaway with marina and pool access at this coastal Carrabelle retreat.
St James Bay Golf & Pickleball Resort
St James Bay Golf & Pickleball Resort- Golfing getaway on the bay with massages and poolside refreshments at the 18-hole resort.
MainStay Suites Port Saint Joe South
MainStay Suites Port Saint Joe South- Seaside getaway with outdoor pool and fitness center steps from Shark Field.
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Top neighborhoods in St. George Island
East End
East End of St. George Island serves up the perfect beach escape without the tourist stampede. Pristine white sands stretch for miles alongside emerald Gulf waters, ideal for shell collecting and barefoot wandering. The St. George Lighthouse offers panoramic views worth the climb, while nearby trails wind through coastal forests perfect for spotting wildlife and birds. Vacation rentals dominate the accommodation scene, ranging from cozy beach cottages to luxurious Gulf-front homes with private pools. Getting around requires wheels—rent a car to cross the causeway or grab a golf cart for exploring the neighborhood. Pack groceries for your stay as dining options are limited to casual seafood spots with island-worthy prices.
Plantation
St. George Island's Plantation neighborhood serves up pristine beaches and luxury living without the tourist crowds. You'll find your own slice of paradise along the white sand shores of the Gulf, where swimming and fishing are the main events. Take peaceful walks through maritime forests or play a round at the private country club when you're not soaking up sun. Life here centers around upscale vacation homes with private pools and gourmet kitchens. Most visitors rent cars to access nearby Apalachicola for shopping and dining, though golf carts work perfectly within the gated community. The atmosphere stays wonderfully quiet thanks to strict noise ordinances and spacious lots.
Sea Palm Village
Sea Palm Village on St. George Island delivers dreamy beachfront living without the tourist circus. White sandy beaches stretch right outside your door, perfect for morning shell hunts or lazy afternoon sunbathing. The neighborhood's untouched coastal vegetation and protected dune systems create a natural paradise for anyone needing a serious break from civilization. Most vacation rentals come with fully equipped kitchens since dining options are limited in this peaceful community. Visitors typically drive to nearby Eastpoint or Apalachicola for restaurants and groceries. Getting around is easy with quiet streets perfect for walking, though having your own car is essential for exploring beyond this secluded coastal haven.
Treasure Beach Village
Treasure Beach Village delivers pure Gulf Coast magic with pristine shores and zero commercial chaos. Spend your days collecting seashells along St. George Island's uncrowded beaches or watching dolphins play in crystal-clear waters. The maritime forest trails and spectacular sunset views create the perfect backdrop for anyone seeking a refreshing digital detox. Cozy beach cottages and luxurious Gulf-front homes make up the accommodation scene, most featuring full kitchens for self-catering adventures. A car is essential for grocery runs and dining trips to Apalachicola, though golf carts work perfectly for cruising the village's quiet sandy streets.
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Forget high-rises and neon - this barrier island offers the Florida that existed before theme parks took over. The lighthouse provides panoramic views of sugar-white beaches where loggerhead turtles nest undisturbed. Kayak through calm bay waters alongside curious dolphins, or cast a line from the fishing pier where locals cheerfully reveal their redfish secrets. The state park preserves pristine dunes and maritime forest that feel delightfully untamed. After sunset, the absence of city lights reveals stars in numbers that seem almost excessive. Downtown consists of precisely enough shops and restaurants to sustain you without spoiling the 'forgotten coast' atmosphere. Vacation homes dot the landscape, but the island stubbornly maintains its old Florida soul.
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Buccaneer Inn
