Bed and Breakfast Georgia, Coast 

B&B Travel Articles for Coast area  

Brunswick    Located on the coast is beautiful Brunswick, surrounded by the Brunswick River on the south, the East River and Turtle River on the west and boasts a wonderful natural harbor, it is established on the natural bluff over Oglethorpe Bay where you can see shrimp boats at sunset and is home to one of Georgia's two deep-water ports as well as the gateway to the Golden Isles. Many of the islands are accessed by ferry from Brunswick. Here you will find plenty of history and it still reflects its English heritage in the names of the streets and squares sheltered by towering oaks and palm trees, it’s a true year round destination for the visitors, beachgoers, naturalists, fishermen and golfers alike. This little city retains the elegance and picturesque beauty of nineteenth-century life of a small southern town. With its historic buildings dating from the Stately Victorian-Edwardian era, these homes provide an enchanted setting for gracious living, are still used today and as you stroll along the quaint streets, shaded with huge live oaks you can almost imagine the horse drawn carriages clip-clopping past with well defined gentlemen and ladies dressed in pretty hats and gowns chatting nonchalantly as they shade their cute faces from the sun’s rays under frilly parasols.   ...read more

Savannah    One of the most enchanting destinations in the Coastal Georgia is Savannah, adorned with extraordinary architecture, lush botanical gardens and charming city squares, stroll the cobble-stoned Factors Walk and River Street, where former cotton warehouses are now chic shops and waterfront restaurants. Located on the beautiful Atlantic coastline, Georgia’s first city combines stunning beaches and a scenic waterfront with dozens of antique shops, Civil War forts and is not only known as one of the most romantic and most haunted cities in America where you can experience the legends and ghosts stories that make up so much of Savannah's mysterious past, but one of the oldest historic districts with the most exquisite colonial architecture in the USA. How about a tour through the gorgeous gardens and ruins of Savannah’s Historic District? There are hundreds of outdoor trails and tours whether for walking or driving around you’ll enjoy the magnificent scenery. Savannah is home to some of the South’s most beautifully restored colonial houses and oozing with southern charm making it a popular destination.   ...read more

Savannah    With old-world charm and a treasure trove of discoveries for Civil War buffs, why not escape to over 800 acres of paradise on Saint Simons Island, the largest of the islands with treasures found around every bend, a bustling riverfront town offering good old-fashioned Southern hospitality bed and breakfast in Georgia Coast region with plenty of golf courses for the keen golfer, stunning beaches, countless shops and restaurants, the island captivates its visitors with remarkable beauty and fascinating blend of antebellum plantations dotting its shores. Visit the Saint Simons Island Lighthouse, one of only five surviving light towers in Georgia and visitors are welcomed to climb the 128 steps for a breathtaking view of the magnificent surrounding isles, barriers and marshland. The island features many unique architectural structures as well as beachfront, oceanfront and harborside properties and if you stroll along the beach during the summer months, you may find a turtle laying her eggs in the sand.   ...read more