What Our Guests Say

We spent 9 days at The Palms and had a wonderful time. We had previously stayed in the Plantation four times. And this was probably our best experience, although the previous times had been beach front !

This place has more bang for the buck than any place in the Plantation. The views from the ocean side of the house do not do it justice. Much closer than you think.

 - Barri


We had a wonderful time at The Palms. We saw lots of dolphins and millions of seashells! We all had lots of fun! I went shopping and swam in the ocean. We built sand castles and rode the waves! We all thank you for the most wonderful time in St. George Island Florida.
Love,

- Emily K.

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Activities here revolve around the natural environment. Kayaking, fishing, boating, and biking are all very popular activities. Visitors can take a guided tour on the River, see the historic Apalachicola waterfront and learn about the role the river has played in the area's history and economy, head up river to view the many wild and isolated marshes and swamps or take a trip across the Bay to one of the barrier islands - St.Vincent Island National Wildlife Refuge, Cape St.George State Preserve, home of the Cape St.George Lighthouse and Dog Island.
    If you should choose to forgo a guided trip, you can always rent a kayak, canoe or boat and forge ahead on your own.
    Land based adventures include trips into the expansive Apalachicola National Forest or Tate's Hell State Forest. Here visitors can enjoy hiking, hunting and fishing in thousands of acres of primitive forests.

Cape St. George State Reserve

This 9 miles long reserve is one of three barrier islands that separate Apalachicola Bay from the Gulf of Mexico. The Reserve's remoteness and wilderness qualities provide an opportunity to explore and enjoy a remnant of Florida's original natural landscaping. It also home to the Cape St.George Lighthouse and lighthouse keeper's quarters. Built in 1852, the lighthouse stands 72 feet tall. Shell collecting is very good, but accessible only by boat.

St. George Island State Park

Nine miles of undeveloped beach, pristine shoreline, majestic dunes and bay forest, sandy coves and salt marshes. A series of hiking trails, boardwalks and observation platforms great for hiking, camping or a leisurely stroll. (850) 927 - 2111

 

Tour Providers and Boat Rentals on St. George Island

Journeys of St. George Island

Island tours, fishing, shelling, lighthouse, kayak, canoe, and sailboat rentals. Children's programs. (850) 927-3259

 

Tropical Charters & Boat Rentals

Boat rentals half day or all day. All boats are USGC approved and fully equipped. 20' or 23' pontoon boats, 19' Carolina skiff. All boats feature 4 stroke engines. Price includes gas, launching and pickup service. (850) 927-2300

16 & 18 ft Hobie Cats and more

Brochure with more information about Hobie Cats rental.
 
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