A very well appointed and relaxing bed and breakfast within walking distance to the beach. Great jazz played here too.
Charlotte Russe in Edgewater Mall has great deals on jewelry from rings, bracelets, errings and necklaces
Amazing gumbo, possibly the best I have ever had! Their homemade blue cheese dressing is great and the stuffed snapper is heavenly! Don' forget the bread pudding, it is wonderful. Amazing restaurant!
Designed by the legendary architect Frank Gehry, the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum houses a permanent collection of Ohr pottery. The site was severely damaged when the Grand Casino washed ashore during Katrina.
Place is awesome... Strict on attire but looks like a replica of a Bellagio ... Buffet Is A+
Cobia, King Mackerel, Red Drum and even Tiger and Bull Sharks can all be found in the Gulf!
There are manatees and dolphins in the Gulf, and at 26 miles long, this is the largest manmade beach in the world. This is also one of the primary nesting grounds for the Least Tern. Read more.
Don't check your cell phone during the movie! The light bothers everyone sitting behind you! >=(
Sweet Water features New Orleans style sandwiches and pastries along with deli favorites. King Cakes and beignets made to order! Breakfast and lunch menus.
A nice and somewhat upscale place that has great food and service. This California girl recommends this place to those looking for a little bit of class and great food!!! Try the Oyster Sampler:)
Scream " ref you suck" at a hockey game and you'll fit in no matter what.
Established in 1934, this 54 acre cemetery is filled with beautiful oaks. 15,000 veterans are laid to rest here including Ira Welborn, a Medal of Honor recipient from the Spanish-American War.
Located on the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer's grounds. Hurricane Katrina destroyed the church and damaged the memorial, but it has since been repaired.
Fort Massachusetts is on West Ship Island. It was built following the War of 1812 and remained in use until 1903. In 1861 Mississippi seceded, and an armed militia took possession of the island fort.
The home of Jefferson Davis, the President of the Confederacy. Davis retired here in the 1870s. The house was severely damaged during Hurricane Katrina. Open 9am - 4pm daily.
Excellent food and really good service. Ask for the Diablo pasta and substitute chicken for the shrimp. Yummy!
Ferry trips to historic Ship Island. Dolphin sightings on every trip are all but assured.
A great, great restaurant. If you go before 4 pm you can get the lunch prices and the Spicy Chicken which isn't on the dinner menu.
Carved by Marlin Martin from the damaged trees left in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Similar sculptures stretch along the beach westward.
Hosts of the annual antique wooden boat show Sea & Sail Adventure Camp during the summer months. The museum features extensive model ships and vintage photographs dealing with Hurricane Camille.
Named for one of Gulfport's former mayors, the pier was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina and rebuilt in 2008. There is a boat launch here as well, so take a spin around the Gulf of Mexico.
Beautiful building and very nice displays. Well worth the trip. Highly recommend!
They have the best Chile Relleno I have ever had. Regardless of what you order the portions are very large plus you get free chips and salsa.
There's a great buffet here - if you just ask for the buffet, it's very pricey ($20+). But if you tell them which buffet you're sticking with (I chose Asian), the price drops to $10! ($7 for lunch)
