Attractions In Georgia

Fun In Georgia

Georgia offers various activities for outdoor enthusiasts, history lovers, and culture seekers alike. Nature lovers can explore the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains, with hiking trails, waterfalls, and breathtaking views, or visit the Chattahoochee National Forest for camping, kayaking, and wildlife watching. Coastal destinations like Tybee Island provide pristine beaches ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and dolphin tours. At the same time, thrill-seekers can enjoy white-water rafting in Tallulah Gorge or zip-lining in North Georgia. History buffs can stroll through Savannah’s charming streets, known for its historic architecture and haunted tours, or explore Atlanta’s cultural landmarks like the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park. Wine enthusiasts will also find delight in touring North Georgia’s vineyards. Georgia’s blend of outdoor adventure, rich heritage, and Southern hospitality ensures something for every traveler.

1. Stone Mountain Park Sightseeing Tour

Simplify your visit to the incredible Stone Mountain with a half-day small-group tour. Learn about the natural history of this large mountain of granite at attractions throughout Stone Mountain Park. Explore the nature trails, visit the Stone Mountain Museum, and take the cable car to the summit for incredible views of the surrounding Georgia landscape. You’ll have plenty of free time to explore as you wish.

2. 90-Minute Narrated Sightseeing Trolley Tour in Atlanta

Get familiar with Atlanta by hopping aboard a trolley bus for a 90-minute city tour. You'll board near Centennial Olympic Park and travel past many of the most important attractions in town, from the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site to the Georgia State Capitol, while an on-board guide provides live narration.

3. Midtown Atlanta Food & Cocktail Tour

Foodies who want to uncover the Atlanta food scene should look no further than this gourmet excursion, with stops at several eateries, and tastings included. Highlights include sampling local favorites and craft cocktail pairings to make your tastings something special. With included drinks and enough food to replace a meal, this tour might just be the perfect way to taste Atlanta.

4. Grant Park Food and Cemetery Tour

Get a taste of Southern cuisine on this walking tour in Atlanta's Grant Park. Stop by local eateries to try dishes such as pork belly toast and fried catfish. Plus wander by historic homes and the Oakland Cemetery as you hear about the city’s food scene and the history of Atlanta.

5. Half-Day Wine Tastings in the North Georgia Mountains

Take a break from exploring the bars of downtown Atlanta and discover the vineyards within North Georgia Wine Country on this half-day tour. This private experience handles the driving so you can sip and savor to your delight. Ride through the rolling hills in search of two of the state’s celebrated wineries. First, you’ll sample the vino of Chateau Meichtry Family Vineyard and Winery before heading to Ott Farms and Vineyard for a total of 9 tastings.