The latest in my series from the wonderful folks at CreekFire Motor Ranch all about the hidden gems in Savannah has got me yearning to go back and visit some of these places I’ve missed. Founded in 1733, Savannah, Ga., is steeped in history and culture, from Antebellum architecture to Civil War battlefields and legendary…
How many museums do you visit where you’re just blown away and weeks after you’re still talking about it? That’s what the American Prohibition Museum was like for me. This museum impressed me with the sheer amount of content, interactive elements, and just pure fun. Plus, this turned out to be a great museum that even…
If you get the chance to visit Savannah, Georgia, do it. This city is full of history, beautiful and yummy. Yep, I said yummy. My main goal when visiting Savannah was to eat. Savannah is also surprisingly fun with teenagers. We could have done a lot more eating our way around the city, but I…
If you’re visiting Savannah, Georgia, be sure to plan a visit to Mrs. Wilkes’ Dining Room. Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room is an established restaurant located in the heart of Savannah’s downtown. They serve up traditional southern hospitality in a family-style setting. When searching for places to eat in Savannah, it was the most recommended by…
The King and Prince Resort in St. Simons Island is a perfect retreat for anyone visiting the Georgia coastline. Located on the hidden natures paradise of St. Simons Island, the King and Prince is the only oceanfront resort on the island. Full of history, southern seaside charm, family-friendly and did I mention ocean side, the King…
I recently had the pleasure of exploring small but mighty Georgia coastline, in particular, St. Simons Island. During my stay on the island, it became increasingly apparent that this hidden gem is a nature lover’s playground. In fact, I’d wager the wildlife – specifically the sea life – greatly outnumber the people. If you are…