Washington, DC, USA to St. George Island, FL, USA from $192: 1 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Traveling From Washington to St. George Island

The journey from Washington, steeped in vibrant city life, offers a striking contrast to the serene, sun-soaked beaches of St. George Island.

Best Neighbourhoods in St. George Island

St. George Island features charming neighborhoods perfect for relaxation and exploration.

East End

• Pristine beaches with stunning sunrise views

• Quaint homes surrounded by natural beauty

West End

• Tranquil atmosphere ideal for families

• Excellent fishing spots for enthusiasts

Middle Beach

• Close to dining and shopping options

• Lush landscapes and quiet surroundings

Best Times To Visit St. George Island's Attractions

Timing your visit can greatly enhance your St. George Island experience.

St. George Island State Park

Visit in the early morning for peaceful trails and wildlife sightings.

The Island Lighthouse

Explore during weekdays in spring for fewer crowds and beautiful views.

Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve

Stop by in the late afternoon for insightful programs and fewer visitors.

St. George Island Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

St. George Island enjoys a warm, subtropical climate with mild winters and hot summers, making it inviting year-round. Spring and fall offer ideal temperatures for outdoor activities, while summer heat and humidity can influence your plans.

Dining Recommendation in St. George Island

Don’t miss out on trying the freshly caught seafood at The Ocean Grill, where the experience is highlighted by the stunning waterfront views and a laid-back atmosphere that contrasts sharply with Washington’s bustling dining scene. The emphasis on local ingredients brings out vibrant flavors in dishes like the blackened mahi-mahi, offering a taste of coastal living that you won’t find in the city.