Traveling through the scenic Marshes of Glynn south at St Simons Sound you will see dolphins, seagulls, and pelicans. Experience the life of a fisherman and enjoy their tasty bounty. Not only will you see the many creatures that Lady Jane brings from the depth, but also touch sharks, crabs, fish, and all sorts of sea creatures. You will see the cargo ship making way to its port, and see shrimp boats returning from the sea with their daily catches of those creatures we all love: Shrimp! For more information, contactl (912) 265-5711.
Blue Willow Mansion, Social Circle
If you love Southern cooking, dine at the Blue Willow Inn in Social Circle. This Greek Revival mansion provides the perfect setting for a traditional culinary experience of fried green tomatoes, fried chicken and Southern sweet iced tea. After the feast, where seconds are encouraged, take advantage of the rocking chairs on the front porch or browse the gift shop for local crafts and the Inn’s new cookbook. The Inn is just one stop on the “Treasures Along I-20 Trail” winding east of Atlanta through Conyers, Covington, historic Madison and Greensboro. For more information, contact (770) 464-2131.
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Get away to the land of the beaches and the peaches! Whether you're taking it easy in Savannah, taking in Atlanta's city sights, or taking on the greens in Augusta — if Georgia is on your mind, then Days Inn should be too. At Days Inn, you'll always find a clean comfortable room, friendly service, and affordable rates wherever you travel in Georgia.
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Excellent Service Days Inn Marietta-Atlanta, Georgia
The location was fantastic!! The staff was friendly as well. I will definitely recommend this hotel to anyone who stays in the Marietta area. Great job guys!! The breakfast was awesome!!
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Best Service Ever Days Inn Gainesville, Georgia
Everything was totally professional and a great staff. Not to mention a great price. My hotel of choice forever when I go to Gainesville! I tried almost every hotel in Gainesville and this is the best one!
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Great Place to Stay! Days Inn Savannah, Georgia
We were greeted with a friendly smile and lots of helpful information. The rooms were nice and clean and the housekeepers were helpful in keeping us supplied with whatever we needed. Our experience was very enjoyable and we cant wait to return!
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What a Great Place Days Inn Savannah, Georgia
I was very impressed with this Days Inn. We stayed for two nights. Check in was smooth and easy, the front desk person was very friendly and accomodating. The room was clean and even smelled like it had just been cleaned. The bed was comfortable and there were lots of pillows. Towels were thick and comfortable. We enjoyed the large TV and there are plenty of channels to choose from.
We also utilized the Microfridge in the room and the microwave. The Continental Breakfast was good and it was nice to get a USA Today, even though I don't normally read that particular newspaper. All in all, this is a very nice hotel with lots of comfort and amenities for a very reasonable price.
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Going Back in July Days Inn Brunswick, Georgia
Excellent location and friendly staff. Great value for the money. My teenagers had a blast in the pool. Loved the nearby restaurants. Close to St. Simons Island and the Emerald Princess Cruise Ship.
With delectable southern food, thrilling theme parks, the world’s largest aquarium, 47 National Historic Landmarks, 16 nationally accredited museums and two federally designated National Heritage Areas, Georgia offers abundant attractions and activities to experience year-round.
Battlefields, national parks and scenic byways dot the landscape from the mountains to the coast. Contemporary museums and unique shopping venues entice travelers to browse and buy. Around the state, you can hear the sounds of late musical legends Ray Charles, Johnny Mercer (Moon River), and contemporary Georgia artists such as REM, Indigo Girls and Trisha Yearwood.
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Chickamauga National Battlefield, Fort Oglethorpe
Take a day trip to Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park in Fort Oglethorpe. The Park commemorates one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War, where more than a quarter of the soldiers were killed, wounded, or missing. Take a self-guided tour of the 5,000 acre battlefield and hear an audio-tape tell of the three-day conflict that claimed 34,000 Union and Confederate casualties. On your way out of town, dine at Tony’s Italian restaurant for wonderful American-Italian food and experience the Sicilian’s owner’s fine culinary skills. For more information, contact (706) 866-9241.
Folk Pottery Museum, Sautee Nacoochee
The Folk Pottery Museum of Northeast Georgia celebrates this traditional Southern art form found in distinctive face jugs, special glazes, unique designs and decorative wares. The museum is located in the Sautee Nacoochee Center, a restored rural schoolhouse turned cultural and community center with theatre, gallery, art studio, and history museum. After taking a tour of the Folk Pottery Museum–where you can learn about the skills, artistry and the 200-year legacy of Southern folk pottery–journey along the Folk Potters Trail to meet local artisans and visit studios of these folk potters. For more information, contact (706) 878-3300.
Athens Music History Tour
Experience Athens’ world-renowned musical roots in this self-guided walking tour, developed in 1998 by the Athens Welcome Center and Flagpole Magazine. Take the tour by day, and then discover the future legends by night, in America’s #1 College Music Scene, according to Rolling Stone magazine. “The density and diversity of bands still teeming in downtown Athens keep it the alpha and omega of the college music scene." (Feb. 20, 2003) World-famous venues such as the 40 Watt Club and the Georgia Theatre attract up-and-coming musical acts as well as established headliners. For more information, contact (706) 357-4430.
Tubman African American Museum, Macon
“It seemed the right and just thing to do, to create a place where African American culture and history with its beauty, courage, and brilliance could be shown and appreciated.”
– Richard Keil, Tubman founder Museum. In 1981, Father Richard Keil made a down payment on a dilapidated former warehouse in downtown Macon, Georgia. The Tubman Museum represents a key educational and cultural resource for Georgia and the entire southeast region, offering a wide array of exhibitions, programs, and publications geared to adults, families, and students and teachers in grades K-12 and college. For more information, contact (478) 743-8544.
Hills & Dales Estate, LaGrange
This historic estate was the home of textile magnate Fuller E. Callaway, Sr. and his family. The property features the historic Ferrell Gardens which are one of the best preserved 19th century gardens in America. The gardens were created by Sarah Ferrell between 1841 and 1903 and include extensive boxwood plantings, fountains, and herb garden, and a greenhouse. The centerpiece of the 35-acre estate is a beautiful Italian villa designed by the noted architects Neel Reid and Hal Hentz and was completed in 1916. The house and gardens have been carefully preserved and are open for public tours. For more information, contact (706) 882-3242.
Flint RiverQuarium, Albany
Welcome to the Flint RiverQuarium, a one-of-a-kind adventure in Albany, Georgia featuring a unique blue hole spring and more than 100 mysterious creatures! The Flint RiverQuarium tells the fascinating story of the Flint River and the mysterious blue-hole springs that help create it. The 175,000 gallon, 22 feet deep, open-air RiverQuarium Blue Hole is filled with the fish, reptiles and plants found in the Flint River's ecosystem. Explore the world around you like never before with interactive exhibits and face to face encounters with the creatures and fish native to south Georgia. Also visit the larger than life Flint RiverQuarium Imagination Theatre which brings nature to life in a whole new way! For more information, contact (229) 639-2650.
Gone With the Wind, Atlanta
Fans of the most successful movie of all time will not want to miss this! Being your tour in Midtown Atlanta at the Margaret Mitchell House and discover the story behind the movie and the Pulitzer Prize winning novel. Next journey 15 miles south to Clayton County, where heritage comes alive. The Southern Belles and Whistles Tour in Jonesboro highlights more than 100 years of history in the official home of Gone With the Wind. Included on the tour are the Road to Tara Museum, The Old Jail/History Center, and the Patrick Cleburne Memorial Confederate Cemetery. Step back in time and enjoy the history! For more information, contact (770)-794-5576.
Crane Creek Vineyards, Young Harris
At Crane Creek Vineyards you have the opportunity to taste and purchase the fruits of our labors. At our tasting room you are welcome to sample the wines produced from our grapes. These wines are the product of our own winery and other Georgia wineries which have crafted our raw product into works of art. Tour our winery and observe an operation which perfectly merges modern wine making techniques with traditional artisan methods. Also plan to join us for a variety of intimate events where food, wine and the beauty of the North Georgia Mountains come together in perfect harmony. Come and sample our entire flight of wines. For more information, contact (706) 379-1236.
Southern Belle Tour, Savannah
Welcome to Savannah, Est. 1733! This much-celebrated destination has been enticing visitors with her sultry ambiance, striking beauty and old-world charm for centuries. Savannah is waiting for you and your family with nearly 300 years of history, showcased on the streets of the largest Landmark Historic District in the country. You will marvel at the array of impeccably maintained house museums, the standing brick forts, world-class dining and unique shopping. Architectural tours, ghost tours, victorian tours, beach tours, book tours, lowcountry tours and fort tours are also available! Make sure you don't miss this unique experience! For more information, contact (800) 517-9007.
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Stone Mountain Golf Club, Atlanta
Nestled at the foot of Stone Mountain and just minutes from downtown Atlanta, Stone Mountain Golf Club offers two championship courses that provide the perfect challenge for any skill level. These two courses - Stonemont and Lakemont - wind through a forest of Georgia pines and around Stone Mountain Lake. They offer breathtaking views and wonderful, natural rock formations that will make your round of golf truly a memorable one. Stone Mountain Golf Club is fully staffed with trained PGA professionals and a head golf instructor that provide top-flight instruction, precision club fitting, and expert guidance. For more information, contact (770) 465-327.
If you love Southern cooking, dine at the Blue Willow Inn in Social Circle. This Greek Revival mansion provides the perfect setting for a traditional culinary experience of fried green tomatoes, fried chicken and Southern sweet iced tea. After the feast, where seconds are encouraged, take advantage of the rocking chairs on the front porch or browse the gift shop for local crafts and the Inn’s new cookbook. The Inn is just one stop on the “Treasures Along I-20 Trail” winding east of Atlanta through Conyers, Covington, historic Madison and Greensboro. For more information, contact (770) 464-2131.
Take a day trip to Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park in Fort Oglethorpe. The Park commemorates one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War, where more than a quarter of the soldiers were killed, wounded, or missing. Take a self-guided tour of the 5,000 acre battlefield and hear an audio-tape tell of the three-day conflict that claimed 34,000 Union and Confederate casualties. On your way out of town, dine at Tony’s Italian restaurant for wonderful American-Italian food and experience the Sicilian’s owner’s fine culinary skills. For more information, contact (706) 866-9241.
The Folk Pottery Museum of Northeast Georgia celebrates this traditional Southern art form found in distinctive face jugs, special glazes, unique designs and decorative wares. The museum is located in the Sautee Nacoochee Center, a restored rural schoolhouse turned cultural and community center with theatre, gallery, art studio, and history museum. After taking a tour of the Folk Pottery Museum–where you can learn about the skills, artistry and the 200-year legacy of Southern folk pottery–journey along the Folk Potters Trail to meet local artisans and visit studios of these folk potters. For more information, contact (706) 878-3300.
Experience Athens’ world-renowned musical roots in this self-guided walking tour, developed in 1998 by the Athens Welcome Center and Flagpole Magazine. Take the tour by day, and then discover the future legends by night, in America’s #1 College Music Scene, according to Rolling Stone magazine. “The density and diversity of bands still teeming in downtown Athens keep it the alpha and omega of the college music scene." (Feb. 20, 2003) World-famous venues such as the 40 Watt Club and the Georgia Theatre attract up-and-coming musical acts as well as established headliners. For more information, contact (706) 357-4430.
This historic estate was the home of textile magnate Fuller E. Callaway, Sr. and his family. The property features the historic Ferrell Gardens which are one of the best preserved 19th century gardens in America. The gardens were created by Sarah Ferrell between 1841 and 1903 and include extensive boxwood plantings, fountains, and herb garden, and a greenhouse. The centerpiece of the 35-acre estate is a beautiful Italian villa designed by the noted architects Neel Reid and Hal Hentz and was completed in 1916. The house and gardens have been carefully preserved and are open for public tours. For more information, contact (706) 882-3242. 
Welcome to the Flint RiverQuarium, a one-of-a-kind adventure in Albany, Georgia featuring a unique blue hole spring and more than 100 mysterious creatures! The Flint RiverQuarium tells the fascinating story of the Flint River and the mysterious blue-hole springs that help create it. The 175,000 gallon, 22 feet deep, open-air RiverQuarium Blue Hole is filled with the fish, reptiles and plants found in the Flint River's ecosystem. Explore the world around you like never before with interactive exhibits and face to face encounters with the creatures and fish native to south Georgia. Also visit the larger than life Flint RiverQuarium Imagination Theatre which brings nature to life in a whole new way! For more information, contact (229) 639-2650.
Fans of the most successful movie of all time will not want to miss this! Being your tour in Midtown Atlanta at the Margaret Mitchell House and discover the story behind the movie and the Pulitzer Prize winning novel. Next journey 15 miles south to Clayton County, where heritage comes alive. The Southern Belles and Whistles Tour in Jonesboro highlights more than 100 years of history in the official home of Gone With the Wind. Included on the tour are the Road to Tara Museum, The Old Jail/History Center, and the Patrick Cleburne Memorial Confederate Cemetery. Step back in time and enjoy the history! For more information, contact (770)-794-5576.
At Crane Creek Vineyards you have the opportunity to taste and purchase the fruits of our labors. At our tasting room you are welcome to sample the wines produced from our grapes. These wines are the product of our own winery and other Georgia wineries which have crafted our raw product into works of art. Tour our winery and observe an operation which perfectly merges modern wine making techniques with traditional artisan methods. Also plan to join us for a variety of intimate events where food, wine and the beauty of the North Georgia Mountains come together in perfect harmony. Come and sample our entire flight of wines. For more information, contact (706) 379-1236.
Welcome to Savannah, Est. 1733! This much-celebrated destination has been enticing visitors with her sultry ambiance, striking beauty and old-world charm for centuries. Savannah is waiting for you and your family with nearly 300 years of history, showcased on the streets of the largest Landmark Historic District in the country. You will marvel at the array of impeccably maintained house museums, the standing brick forts, world-class dining and unique shopping. Architectural tours, ghost tours, victorian tours, beach tours, book tours, lowcountry tours and fort tours are also available! Make sure you don't miss this unique experience! For more information, contact (800) 517-9007.
