Within a pristine estuary surrounded by deep tidal rivers lies an unspoiled island of unparalleled beauty.

Imagine…Laurel Island.

From the first moment of arrival, Laurel Island quickens the senses, allowing the visitor to feel what the first native Americans must have felt in the presence of such grandeur and beauty.  Like Nathaniel Greene’s Dungeness, located on nearby Cumberland Island, Laurel Island was one of several important places in the colonial Georgia world.  Today, the charm of an old world English fishing village, along with nearly four miles of high bluff river and marsh frontage, awaits the fortunate few who will call Laurel Island home.