Coastal Towns and Straight-Off-the-Boat Seafood
Follow the coastline through fishing villages, barrier islands and Lowcountry marshes where life still moves with the tides. Take an airboat trip out through the creeks, try your hand at fishing or crabbing off the docks, and keep an eye out for the occasional dolphin or manatee. Then settle in at an old fishing village to enjoy fresh caught seafood with a view from a screened-in porch and cold beer.
Crab Pots & Catfish
What To Expect
Coastal Alabama, Florida and Georgia's fishing villages, barrier islands and waterfront towns.
A seafood-focused journey through working harbours, marshlands, historic ports and quiet coastal communities.
Waterfront inns, historic hotels, beachside stays and charming local accommodation.
Easy coastal roads with plenty of time for seafood stops, beaches and waterfront walks.
Designed for travellers who enjoy fresh food, coastal landscapes and the slower rhythm of life by the water.
Worth Checking In
From historic inns to character-filled hotels, these are the places we love for their sense of place, thoughtful details and Southern hospitality.
SECRET STAYS
Worth Checking Out
A collection of places to explore and things to experience that reveal a little more of what makes the region special, where to eat, what to do beyond the usual tourist trail.
LOCAL EXPERIENCES
National Maritime Museum Of The Gulf
Mobile, AL
Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge
Magnolia Springs, AL
Emerald Glow Water Adventures
Navarre Beach, FL
The Pink Flamingo
Port St. Joe, FL
Orman House Historic State Park
Apalachicola, FL
Florida Saltwater Flats Fishing Charters
Steinhatchee, FL
Southern Cross Sea Farms
Cedar Key, FL
Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge
Crystal River, FL
Ocala National Forest, Silver Springs
Ocala, FL
Georgia Tidewater Outfitters
Darien, GA
Savannah Riverboat Tour
Savannah, GA
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