Birding Days 2022 | The Lodge on Little St. Simons Island

Events and Programs

Fall Package

Package rates include lodging, three meals daily prepared by our chefs, non-alcoholic beverages, all Island activities including guided Naturalist excursions and use of recreation gear as well as boat transfers to and from the island. Space is limited, so call 888-733-5774 between 9:00am and 5:00pm ET daily or email: lodge@littlessi.com to check availability.

FOUR-NIGHT ALL-INCLUSIVE PACKAGE: $3250

Arrive September 25 and depart September 29

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Spring Package

3-Night All-Inclusive Package: $2,675

Arrive April 20th and depart April 23rd.
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4-Night All-Inclusive Package: $3,350

Arrive April 23rd and depart April 27th

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7-Night All-Inclusive Package: $5,875

Arrive April 20th and depart April 27th

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Terms & Conditions

All rates are for double occupancy in The Hunting Lodge, River Lodge, Cedar House or Helen House. The Tom House and Michael Cottage rates are higher. An additional adult in the same room is $200 per night and children under 12 are $100 per night. An 18% service charge plus applicable taxes will be added to the above rates.

Guest Ornithologists

Richard Hall Ornithologist holding a bird

Scott Weidensaul

Author and researcher Scott Weidensaul has written more than two dozen books, including his widely acclaimed Living on the Wind: Across the Hemisphere with Migratory Birds, which was a finalist for the 2000 Pulitzer Prize.

Adam Betuel

Adam Betuel was introduced to the world of birds and birding at the age of 16 and has never looked back. Shortly after he began his studies at Ohio State University, where he earned a degree in Zoology, Adam was lucky enough to take a position at the university’s museum of biological diversity. While there, Adam met graduate students who introduced him to the exciting world of field ornithology.

Richard Hall

Richard grew up in England, and according to his parents, started birding before he could walk. His lifelong passion for birds led him to pursue ecological research, and since joining the faculty at the University of Georgia in 2009, he has worked on understanding drivers of wildlife infectious diseases and how animal migrations respond to environmental change.