Places to Visit - Things to Do
Fort Lauderdale captures the essence of all that is Florida. It's not as snobby as Palm Beach and not as trendy as South Beach Miami, what it represents is all the best of old Florida and how far we've progressed. Fort Lauderdale was once thought of as a spring break party town but it has really grown up. They have a fabulous art district and host many festivals throughout the year including the largest in water boat show in the world. They have a busy port that sails many cargo and cruse ships and the nearby Everglades National Park is a must see. The weather in Fort Lauderdale is great too it's tropical with hot, humid summers and dry, warm winters which make the beach a great place to spend a day year round. More »
I-95 runs 1,917 miles along the length of the east coast with over 300 miles of it in Florida. Starting near Jacksonville, running to Miami with main thoroughfares such as I-10 to I-4 intersecting with it. If you're going anywhere along the east coast in Florida chances are some point you'll be on I-95. More »
If you haven't seen the Space Shuttle launch before, then you shouldn't wait any longer. NASA has been ordered to end the Space Shuttle program, thus the next five missions for the Space Shuttle teams will be their last, making it the priority of sub contractors and other third party space exploration companies to find a new way to shuttle people back and forth to and from the International Space Station. More »
So, its mid summer and you haven't had a chance to get out of the house for a vacation yet, but you really want to head down to Central Florida to experience all it has to offer. With so many places of interest, you never know where you might go. Well, why not take this chance to get away from the mundane of simple theme parks and join millions of others whom favor one of Florida's most precious gifts: Water! And the competition to attract you as an honored guest at each of the Florida Water Parks is fierce.
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The first things one thinks of when someone says Florida is sunshine. Florida has a mild climate for most of the year and this makes it the ideal place to get out and have some fun in the sun. The best place to soak up some rays is at the beach and with over 1,000 miles of Florida beaches its the perfect place to grab a beach towel, some sunscreen and hit the sand. So you go to the beach and get your tan, but what about all those pesky tan lines? Well, good news, should you choose to go 'au naturel' at the beach here are a few things you should know. More »
 
Just east of Savannah, GA sits an island abuzz with activity and overflowing with wildlife and history. You wouldn't think that so many intriguing sights could fit into a sandy stretch of a few miles, but a visit to this privileged place will prove you decidedly wrong. If you've never made it down to this little corner of the world, then prepare to be dazzled and delighted as you explore the marshy, exotic, and fun-loving atmosphere that is Tybee Island. More »
When in the Savannah, Georgia area many visitors make a trip out to the beach at Tybee Island. One of the most famous landmarks on the island is the Light Station. There has been a light on the island to guide ships safely into the Savannah River since Colonial Times. The first light was authorized in 1732 and was destroyed during a storm in 1741. More »
If you're looking for a vacation destination that pampers you with modern amenities while satisfying your craving for old-fashioned hospitality, a trip to northeast Georgia is a must. The area is rich with history and mystery, a combination sure to inspire your imagination. For your next vacation, plan to visit northeast Georgia. The romance and nostalgia of this stunning area will sweep you away.
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The new generation is unconventional regarding their life, choosing a life partner, style of living and religion. They think differently even when it comes to selecting their venue of marriage. One of the best places for them to get married is right by a beach. Maybe you have also dreamed of a beach wedding. In that case, a Savannah Beach Wedding is an amazing option in front of you. More »
Being the capital, most populous, and most attractive city of Georgia, Atlanta has an ever increasing international profile. Atlanta is the world headquarters of The Coca-Cola Company, AT&T Mobility, and Delta Air Lines, which adds to its world wide importance. More »
The Blue Ridge Mountains, a strand of the Appalachian Mountains, contain the highest mountain elevations in the eastern United States and sometimes called the "Rocky Mountains of the East." Through major changes, each generation has cherished their Blue Ridge Mountain culture and kept their mountain traditions alive through their music, story telling, folk art, and way of life. More »
Western North Carolina's topographical diversity offers a rich travel experience encompassing the art deco city of Asheville and its opulent Biltmore Estate, the geological sculpture of Chimney Rock, the introduction to the highly-developed culture of the Cherokee, the beautiful vistas afforded by a journey with the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, and the pristine, almost-ethereal experience of visiting Great Smoky Mountains National Park. More »
North Carolina’s Outer Banks are a popular tourist destination due to the rich historical attractions, the miles of pristine beaches, and the abundant natural areas that are ripe for exploration. The string of narrow barrier islands that comprise the Outer Banks are the perfect place for your next vacation if you want to take in America’s early history or spread out on a sandy beach while letting any stress you brought with you melt away. Make your way to the Outer Banks for your next vacation and experience a true coastal getaway. More »
Asheville, North Carolina's unique variety of elevations and terrain make it home to an abundance of breathtaking floral life, and spring is the time when these blooms truly come alive. For the flower lover seeking a spring getaway, Asheville is an ideal place to visit. Or, for those already lucky enough to own a North Carolina mountain home, Asheville is a wonderful place to enjoy the spring.
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Misty clouds, rising from the dark green faces of the Great Smoky Mountains during the morning, appeared like smoke tendrils. The twelve-car train, wearing the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad's tuscan red and Rio Grande gold livery and pulled by an EMD GP-9 diesel locomotive, vibrated and clanged its bell atop the gravel-imbedded rails next to the gray, wooden Bryson City depot, as it prepared for its imminent, 44-mile, round-trip departure to Nantahala Gorge. More »
Myrtle Beach is a beautiful place to visit any time of year. Full of more attractions than you could count, you may feel overwhelmed at how to spend your days. Looking around Myrtle Beach, you will see people golfing, parasailing, dining, and swimming. These are the 7 things you do not want to miss on your trip.
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The East Coast is rich with history from Florida to Maine, and rich with beaches. Some of the most beautiful beaches lay south of the Mason-Dixon Line, and none are more beautiful than the beaches of South Carolina. With lush blue waters and white sandy beaches with green maritime forests as a backdrop, there is no resisting the beaches of South Carolina.
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Golf communities in the United States continue to thrive and grow right from Arizona to North and South Carolina where nature is bountiful and charms galore. However, those abounding in South Carolina are endowed with understated beauty that can be savored from the sandy shores of Hilton Head Island to the rocky peaks of Greenville. Golf communities in South Carolina are noted for the comfort and well-being they provide their residents, if they are on a vacation, or are planning to take up a post-retirement abode at Salem, Seneca, Mt. Pleasant, Greenville, Sunset, Arden or John's Island.
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South Carolina is a very scenic and quiet state. Finding a great campground is not very hard, because there are quite a few. However depending on what kind of things you like to do while camping like hiking, fishing, canoeing, sleeping in a tent, or just watching nature, you will want to try to find a campground that offers what you like.
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Hilton Head beaches are right up there with golf and tennis as the crowning glory of our South Carolina vacation destination. The island's beaches hug our island like a sandy white halo. Over 12 miles of fine white sand stretch out over several beaches. Hilton Head Oceanfront Beach Picks? Here are the Top Spots.
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Charleston, SC is a family vacation destination that has plenty of family fun activities for everyone. There are museums, beaches, naval maritime history, rich civil war history, parks, plantations, and a historical district with a number of tours that include horse drawn carriages, bus, and walking tours.
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The South Carolina Lowcountry encompasses Charleston, North Charleston, West Ashley, Mount Pleasant, Hanahan, Ladson, Folly Beach, Isle of Palms, James Island, Johns Island, Ravenel, Hollywood, Holly Hill, Goose Creek, Ridgeville, Moncks Corner, St. George and the surrounding areas. Filled with wonderful vistas, historical landmarks and numerous wildlife areas, the Lowcountry is the perfect place for vacationers and travelers of all sorts.
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