The largest state east of the Mississippi River offers every attraction from modern to historical cities and beautiful northern mountains to southern beaches and islands.

Atlanta is one of the gateway cities to the South. With endless energy, big city sophistication and dynamic New South style, Atlanta is brimming with museums, activities, exciting nightlife and cultural entertainment including symphony, opera and ballet. Attractions include the Georgia Aquarium, Zoo Atlanta, Six Flags theme park and the Coca Cola Museum.

Savannah is a city brimming with southern hospitality and striking historical landmarks. Founded in 1733 as the last British crown colony, Savannah was America’s first planned city. Hip and historic, robust and refined, Savannah is where you’ll find amazing architecture, mansions and rich history, along with beautiful parks and fabulous food. Hop aboard a trolley or horse–drawn carriage tour; rent a bike; or simply walk to discover and experience all
that Savannah has to offer.

Georgia’s far north, provides superb mountain scenery. Trek through Rock City’s natural formations, tour Ruby Falls, one of America’s deepest caves and largest underground waterfall and ride the Incline Railway, the world’s steepest passenger railway.

Visit Georgia’s coast for its natural beauty and eco–tourism, but be sure to take in some of the most unique history and culture in the nation. Rice plantations, cotton plantations and colonies long gone have all existed on these unique islands. Brunswick, St Simons Island, Jekyll Island, St Mary’s and Cumberland Island are some of the many coastal islands available to explore.