An Active Retirement in Savannah
There’s a common misperception that things move slower in Savannah. Most folks will see the Spanish moss lazily twisting in the breeze from under live oak branches and assume that…
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Savannah and Golden Isles
the Georgia Coast at a Glance
Georgia’s Coast features two distinct areas, the 100-mile stretch of coast known as the Golden Isles, and Savannah, where old world charm meets modern living. Dotted by famous barrier islands like St. Simons and Sea Island, the Golden Isles frequently turns vacationers into full-time residents. Meanwhile, Savannah’s historic sites, renowned restaurants and proximity to beaches make it a pleasure to call home.
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Enjoying An Artsy Retirement on St. Simons Island
The white sand beaches and cotton-candy sunsets of St. Simons Island make it an artist’s dream destination. It’s hard not to be inspired in a place like this, where every…
5 Must Eat Meals In Savannah
Savannah offers seemingly endless dining options, and here are just a few that always find their way to the top of the recommendations list. The Collins Quarter Enjoy a taste…
A New Resident’s Guide to the Golden Isles
Living in the Golden Isles is a unique experience that newcomers and long-timers alike adore. If you’re thinking about relocating/retiring to the area, here’s a sneak peek of what makes…
Find Your Perfect Spot in the Golden Isles
Less developed than its neighbors, locals love the slower — and friendlier pace — that is offered in the port city of Brunswick, GA and the four nearby barrier islands…
A Book Lover’s Guide to Savannah
Who doesn’t love a good story? Savannah’s rich history lends itself to legends and tall tales, and several important writers have called Savannah home, including Flannery O’Connor, Conrad Aiken and…
5 Reasons to Love Living in Savannah
Dubbed “The Forest City” for its gorgeous live oaks, Savannah is a rich combination of fine dining, relaxed atmosphere, and beautiful landscapes. Here are a few reasons locals and tourists continue…