It's this easy accessibility which makes the island so popular — as well as its stunning beaches. The most well-known are Driftwood Beach (famous for its eerily beautiful driftwood trees), St. Andrews Beach (a popular area for birding), and Glory Beach (loved for its pristine and expansive sandy shores). In the 19th century, Jekyll Island was a popular destination among some of America's most affluent families, including the Vanderbilts and the Rockefellers. The island experienced an injection of wealth during this time that can still be observed today. Many visitors enjoy exploring the historic center, now a National Historic Landmark District.
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