The Southern area of the country is a fabulous place to explore. From its delectable food (you haven’t lived until you’ve tried the multiple versions of North Carolina barbecue) to its picturesque locales (Jones Street in Savannah is often called the Most Beautiful Street in America), the South has something for everyone. With fabulous weather and innumerable bodies of water where you can swim, paddle, boat, tube and water ski, the South is beckoning you to visit.
Waiting to charm you with tree-filled squares and perfectly preserved historic buildings, Savannah mesmerizes you with the past and her unforgettable natural beauty. Situated on Georgia’s coast in the midst of the delightful Low Country region, Savannah is ready to embrace your groups with genteel warmth and southern hospitality.
Baton Rouge is the hub of all things Louisiana
Fairfax County enjoys the best of both worlds with proximity to Washington, DC and a unique history of its own.
Hagerstown & Washington County is the crossroads of the Civil War and a rich blend of culture, including a well-known wine scene.
Ditch the husbands and boyfriends and take a much needed girls weekend exploring the vibrant city of Birmingham, Alabama.
Take time to explore Virginia Beach’s rich history and cultural arts scene with your group through these Live the Life Adventures, and let these experiences take you into the heart of your own creativity.
Greenwood, Natchez and the Mississippi Gulf Coast welcome girlfriend getaways with unique itineraries and a warm reception.
Eating out in Savannah often involves the enchantment of stepping back into history as well as the opportunity to enjoy some good old-fashioned hospitality. In “America’s Most Haunted City,” it can also involve sharing a meal with some of Savannah’s oldest and most spirited residents.
Through the hardships of slavery and the fight for civil rights, African-Americans in Savannah founded their own churches, schools and communities. As Georgia’s oldest black community, Savannah is one of the most historically significant African-American cities in the nation.