Georgia Vacation Rentals, Georgia Rentals

Enjoy Everything Georgia Vacation Rentals Have to Offer!

From the Georgia capital to the shores of the Chattahoochee River, the state of Georgia offers wonderful activities of all types. Bite into a juicy peach, grab a handful of pecans, and go back to your Georgia vacation rental after a day of Southern sunshine.

The Peach State has plenty of outdoor attractions and activities, and what better way to experience it than by staying in a cabin rental in Georgia? Agriculture is a main staple of Georgia, and the Peach Blossom Trail extends from Clayton County to Perry. Attend festivals honoring the honeybee, pig, mule, and even the gnat. Enjoy the numerous coastal activities at the Barrier Islands during your stay in Georgia beach rentals. The lakes and rivers are great for fishing, swimming, and boating and Georgia lake rentals will put you right on the water. The Blue Ridge Mountains are full of opportunities for hiking and biking. For whatever your outdoor pleasure, Georgia is surely a destination to consider. For the outdoors, Lake Lanier cabin rentals are an ideal stage for your Georgia adventure!

The Atlanta Metro area is exciting, with vast cultures from both the past and present, and Atlanta vacation rentals are abound! The Jimmy Carter Library and Museum commemorates the Carter presidency and displays Carter's Nobel Peace Prize, in addition to hosting many special events and exhibits. Experience the shopping, dining, and nightlife of the Buckhead community. You'll find attractive parks like Centennial Olympic Park (from the 1996 Olympics), and Piedmont Park - host to numerous festivals. Historical areas include the Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park - home of the Civil War's Atlanta Campaign. Certainly don't miss the largest U.S.'s puppet theater – The Center for Puppetry Arts.

A setting of beaches, swamps and marshlands defines Georgia's coastal area, adding special appeal to Georgia beach rentals. Notable drives include scenic Southern Passages along Highway 17, and a blend of history, culture, and nature along the Liberty Trail. Savannah has beautiful moss-covered trees and rich history as the hallmark city of modern Georgia; for both an educational and aesthetically pleasing Georgia vacation, consider Savannah vacation rentals.

The Barrier Islands are a prime location for hiking, picnicking, and collecting seashells; why not forgo a hotel and stay in a St. Simons Island vacation rental or a Tybee Island rental? You can tour historical lighthouses such as St. Simons Lighthouse and the Tybee Island Lighthouse. Kayaking is a popular water sport here, and Georgia beach rentals are a great way to enjoy the coast.

A large portion of Georgia is designated as the Historic South region, and golf is a major activity here; the PGA Masters tournament is held in Augusta. Fishing on the lakes and rivers is another common outdoor sport. The State Botanical Garden of Georgia spans 313 acres and contains eleven different gardens. Milledgeville pays tribute to Flannery O'Connor and Carl Vinson in an area filled with history and culture, and the Lucy Craft Laney Museum celebrates African-American art.

Interested in Georgia vacation cabins for rent? The Mountains region of North Georgia is a true study in nature and Appalachian living. The Sautee Nacoochee Center embraces Appalachian art and music with festivals and entertainment. Wine tourism is popular, with a nice choice of vineyards and wineries to visit. Rides on the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway are an exciting way to view 26 miles of the Blue Ridge and Cohutta Mountain ranges. A Blue Ridge cabin rental will give you a true Georgia experience. Great views can also be had at the Cloudland Canyon State Park, where the picnic park parking lot provides beautiful views into the canyon. Experience a bit of history in Dahlonega, home of an early gold rush in 1828, and explore the mine open for tours. Many Georgia vacation rental cabins can be found here, as well as in Helen, Georgia or Blairsville.

The Southern Rivers region of Georgia offers presidential history to explore. Franklin Delano Roosevelt had a cottage in Warm Springs, where the natural hot water was soothing; the "Little White House" is regarded as a historic site. In Plains you can find the Jimmy Carter National Historic Site and Boyhood Farm, though the inside of the home is not open to the public. The Chattahoochee River is a wonderful spot for fishing, swimming, and of course relaxing. Try your hand at brick and tile making at the Global Village and Discovery Center.

Sites and Tours to Consider:

Bulloch Hall in Atlanta
Bonaventure Cemetery in Savannah
Cannonball House in Milledgeville
President Woodrow Wilson's Boyhood Home in Augusta
Amicalola Falls
Cagle's Dairy Farm and Maze in Canton
SAM Shortline Excursion Train
1845 Smith Plantation in Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr. Historic Site in Atlanta
CNN Center in Atlanta
Fort Pulaski National Monument
Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation Historic Site in Brunswick
National Infantry Museum in Fort Benning