Family Fun
Amusement ParksShare This Experience With a Friend
Six Flags Over Georgia, the largest theme park in the Southeast, is just the place for all the thrill seekers out there! 11 roller coasters, tons of interactive games and Broadway style musicals, are sure to please everyone! Looking for a fun park in South Georgia? Wild Adventures located in Valdosta is home to the South's largest collection of amusement rides. The park is also home to more than 500 wild animals, Splash Island Water Park and all-star concerts.
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Family AdventuresShare This Experience With a Friend
The perfect vacation for all ages! Callaway Gardens Summer Adventure offers activities for the whole family including golf, sportsman outings and day camps. Lake Lanier Islands invites your family to discover an abundance of activities from playing at the Beach & WaterPark to boating, equestrian and much more. Be sure to plan your trip around one of the special events that take place each summer at either location for an extra added surprise!
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AtlantaShare This Experience With a Friend
Visit the New World of Coca-Cola containing the largest collection of Coke memorabilia in the world, complete with a Pop Culture Gallery. Thirsty? Stop by the tasting room and sample more than 70 different products! Walk out the front door and you'll find yourself at the largest aquarium in the world the Georgia Aquarium. With more than 500 species represented, you are sure to see aquatic life you've never seen before! Afterwards walk across the street to Centennial Olympic Park, the site of the 1996 Olympics.
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Animal KingdomsShare This Experience With a Friend
The Georgia Aquarium, the world's largest, proudly boasts 8 million gallons of water - you've never seen aquatic life like this! Further south you will find The Riverquarium, located in Albany, which tells the story of the Flint River. It is actually a replica of a blue hole that occurs naturally in lakes and rivers if filled with underwater wild life that is indigenous to the region. Looking for animals with a bit more fur? Zoo Atlanta is home to African Elephants, adorable pandas, warthogs and meerkats.
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Georgia ParksShare This Experience With a Friend
So little time and so many State Parks to visit...63 to be exact! At Little Ocmulgee golfers can test their skills, water lovers will enjoy the lake and swimming beach and children can rent pedal boats or play miniature golf. "All Aboard!" Georgia's rolling park. The SAM Shortline Train's 1949 railcars travel past pecan groves and country farms with stops in towns along the way. Step off the train at any stop, catching it back as it returns.
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