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Tybee Island
Cumberland Island National Seashore
Cabretta Beach
Driftwood Beach
East Beach
Glory Beach
Gould's Inlet
Great Dunes Park
John Tanner State Park
Lake Lanier Beach
Little St. Simons Island
Nanny Goat Beach
South Dunes Beach
St. Andrew's Beach
St. Catherines Island Beach
Robin Lake Beach and Callaway Gardens
- Georgia's 100-mile-long shoreline, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean between South Carolina and Florida, has hundreds of magnificent beaches to explore on your weekend getaway.
- There is a network of small barrier islands scattered off the coast, home to some of the best beaches in the state.
- Whether you are looking for a family-friendly beach with all the important facilities or prefer a secluded, wild stretch of sand, you will find it on the coast of Georgia.
- Some beaches are accessible only below high tide, such as St. Catherine's Island Beach, and some are not even on the ocean, such as Georgia's John Tanner State Park beaches, which are located on one of two lakes.
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