Georgia Vacation Rental Getaways

Georgia Vacation Home Rentals are a gateway to adventure. Georgia has a diverse landscape consisting of rolling hills, coastal flatlands and mountain ranges. Run, bike, or hike on the Appalachian Trial. Swim in one of the states many lakes, like Lake Lanier. Nestled in the state's north Blue Ridge Mountains, Lake Lanier is one of Georgia's must-see attractions. The Peach State has dozens of state parks in the Mountains region, and many festivals throughout the year that the whole family can enjoy. In Atlanta, experience the Georgia Aquarium, the largest aquarium in the world; take a tour of the Coca Cola and CNN headquarters; explore the High Museum of Art or the Fabulous Fox Theatre. A lake house makes a great alternative to other accommodations.

Vacation home rentals along Georgia's coastline offer a break from crowded beaches and over-developed shorelines. Relax in the natural serenity of pristine sand, clean water, and gentle sunshine. Coastal towns, barrier islands, unspoiled wildlife... Georgia is really a true vacation spot with something for everyone. Roam the streets of friendly cities like Savannah, which holds festivals all summer long and boasts the nation's oldest golf course. Or, for more fun in the water, paddle along the Altamaha and Ogeechee rivers and the still, black waters of Okefenokee Swamp. Here, you can see ancient cypress tress and spy more than 300 species of birds which both live and migrate along the coastline. Georgia vacation home rentals and Georgia beach homes are available now! Plan your next vacation today.

Beaches

• Brunswick
• Cumberland Island
• Darien
• Jekyll Island
• Savannah
• Sea Island
• St. Simons Island
• Tybee Island

Lakes

• Allatoona Lake
• Carters Lake
• Lake Arrowhead
• Lake Blue Ridge
• Lake Burton
• Lake Chatuge
• Lake Chatuge - Serenity Cove
• Lake Hartwell
• Lake Lanier
• Lake Nottely
• Lake Oconee
• Lake Petit
• Lake Sinclair
• Lake Thurmond
• West Point Lake

Parks

• Tallulah Gorge
• Unicoi State Park