Product Of Decades Of Erosion - Driftwood Beach
Located on the northern end of Jekyll Island, Driftwood Beach is one of the island’s most distinctive coastal attractions. Shaped by years of erosion, the beach is lined with the weathered trunks and branches of what was once a thriving maritime forest. Scattered across the sandy shore, these sun-bleached trees create a dramatic, almost otherworldly landscape that changes beautifully with the light and tides. Whether you’re exploring the shoreline, taking photos, or simply enjoying the peaceful coastal setting, Driftwood Beach offers a memorable glimpse into the ever-changing nature of Jekyll Island.
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More than 1,000 feet of Jekyll Island’s coastline has eroded, and Driftwood Beach is the visually dramatic evidence.
What you should know:
Multiple beach access points along North Beachview Drive provide access to Driftwood Beach.
There are designated parking areas located along the road, next to each beach access point.
Access to the beach is free but there is a toll to get on Jekyll Island.
There are walking trails on the beach.
You could spend a couple of hours exploring here.
For more information: Driftwood Beach