Spring break is the perfect time for parents and kids to recharge before the jam-packed marathon that is the end of school. Planning a spring break vacation on a budget can be daunting, but it's perfectly doable if you know where to look. Here are some of our favorite spring break locations in...
Spring break in Georgia is a great time to enjoy national park camping and hiking, the state's many historical sites, and the wonders of Georgia's barbecue tradition. Best of all, it's the perfect place to escape the cold weather in other states! Here are this traveler's top picks for enjoying your...
Get in on the action — from apple picking to food sampling — at some of Georgia’s signature events.
Georgia's winters are mostly mild, but we still jump for joy when spring arrives with its warm sunshine, beautiful blooms and lots of festivals.
In Georgia, we have weather on our side for a festival season that lasts all year long. The best of spring includes the best of Georgia's signature music festivals, where a cross-section of genres take you all across the state for a full experience of live music, local flavor, cultural celebration...
Northern Georgia may be the best-known growing region for the state's expanding grape crops, but cities all over the state celebrate wine made around Georgia — and the world — at local wine festivals throughout the year. Add these wine festivals to your trip for a truly sensational experience...
You know it's spring in Macon when the city turns pink, thanks to the blooms of 300,000-plus Yoshino cherry trees all over the area.
If you're ready for an early spring, you'll want to get your calendar in order for the middle of March because that's when Georgia's cherry blossoms are historically in their prime. Here's where to find them. 1. International Cherry Blossom Festival in Macon For two weeks each spring, Macon fills...
Watermelon Creek Vineyard Founded in 1812, Watermelon Creek Vineyard began on the banks of Watermelon Creek in 1812. The Hopkin Padgett family settled and began a legacy that forged its influence on agriculture, business and spiritual life in Tattnall County for more than 150 years. The third...
You can do more than just look at roses at the Thomasville Rose Show & Festival, you can eat them, too! Find out how with these insider tips.