• Beauvoir - During a 90-minute visit to Beauvoir, the last residence of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, visitors can experience a captivating mix of history and Southern elegance. Start with a tour of the Main House, a meticulously preserved 19th-century mansion where Davis spent his final years. Inside, original furnishings are on display, and insights into his post-war life are shared. Next, explore the Museum, which houses artifacts related to Davis, the Confederacy, and the Civil War. Visit the Confederate Memorial Cemetery, the resting place of over 700 Confederate soldiers, including Davis’s wife, Varina Howell Davis. Enjoy a leisurely walk through the estate’s charming gardens with views of the Gulf. Conclude the visit at the gift shop, offering books and souvenirs. This stop provides an engaging glimpse into Davis’s life and the significant history of the area.
• Ocean Springs - A visit to Ocean Springs offers the opportunity to explore this delightful coastal town, celebrated for its lively art scene and distinctive character. Wander through the town’s charming streets, lined with local shops, galleries, and boutiques offering everything from handmade jewelry to unique artwork. After browsing, enjoy a relaxed lunch at one of the many inviting cafes or seafood restaurants, where fresh Gulf Coast cuisine can be savored. Whether an art enthusiast or simply seeking a peaceful afternoon, Ocean Springs presents a perfect blend of history, culture, and Southern hospitality.
• Walter Anderson Museum of Art - The Walter Anderson Museum of Art in Ocean Springs displays the work of esteemed local artist Walter Anderson, renowned for his vibrant portrayals of nature and the Gulf Coast. The museum showcases his remarkable paintings, murals, and sculptures, reflecting his profound connection to the region’s landscapes and wildlife. It offers a distinctive insight into Anderson’s artistic vision and the cultural heritage of the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
• Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum - At the Seafood & Maritime Museum, visitors can delve into the rich history of the Gulf Coast’s maritime culture and fishing heritage. Begin by exploring the museum’s exhibits, which feature captivating displays on the region’s commercial fishing industry, including vintage fishing gear, model boats, and historical photographs. Discover Biloxi’s role as a center for seafood production and the stories of the fishermen who shaped its economy.

The museum also highlights the Gulf’s maritime history, with exhibits on shipwrecks, naval history, and the area’s role in both World Wars. Visitors can view a collection of unique artifacts, including nautical charts, ship models, and historic fishing equipment.

• Biloxi Lighthouse - A brief stop at the Biloxi Lighthouse provides an opportunity to admire this historic landmark, one of the oldest lighthouses in the U.S. Built in 1848, it stands proudly on the coastline, guiding ships along the Gulf. Capture photos of the lighthouse against the scenic backdrop of the beach and Gulf waters, while the guide shares its fascinating history and significance to the region’s maritime heritage. It’s an ideal stop for a short yet memorable experience.
• Gulfport - A quick visit to Gulfport offers a chance to explore this charming Gulf Coast town, often described as a hidden Mississippi treasure. Begin by visiting the Gulfport Lighthouse, a historic beacon guiding sailors along the coast since 1847. While there, enjoy views of the waterfront and nearby beaches. Then, take a scenic drive through downtown Gulfport, passing colorful buildings, local shops, and quaint streets, capturing the town’s relaxed coastal charm. This brief stop highlights Gulfport’s unique character and its place as a vibrant gem on the Mississippi coast.
• Pass Christian - A drive through Pass Christian offers a tranquil and scenic journey along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. As you travel through this picturesque town, you’ll be surrounded by stunning, historic homes, many with beautiful architectural details and lush gardens. The tree-lined streets provide glimpses of the Gulf, adding to the charm of this coastal gem. The town’s quiet, upscale atmosphere, with its mix of classic Southern homes and modern beach cottages, makes it a perfect spot for appreciating the elegance and serenity of the Mississippi Coast.
• Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church - A brief 10-minute stop at Our Lady of the Gulf Monastery in Bay St. Louis offers a peaceful moment to admire the beautiful architecture and serene atmosphere of this historic site. Visitors can take in the stunning exterior of the monastery and the adjacent Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church, both set in a tranquil setting. The guide can provide a brief overview of the monastery’s history and its role in the local community, making it a quiet, reflective stop on the journey.

• Carbonated beverages
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes
• Hotel or AirBnB Drop off and Pick Up included

• Lunch
• Gratuities

Embark on a personalized, private adventure along the enchanting Mississippi Gulf Coast, tailored to your interests and pace. Journey from Biloxi to Pass Christian, discovering renowned landmarks, picturesque lighthouses, and delightful coastal towns—all without the crowds.

Begin your day at The Beauvoir Estate, the historic residence of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, and delve into the area’s Civil War history. Then, visit Ocean Springs, a lively arts town celebrated for its galleries, shops, and stunning architecture. Continue your coastal journey, pausing at historic lighthouses from Biloxi to Pass Christian. Each lighthouse shares a unique tale of the region’s maritime heritage.

This exclusive private tour is yours to customize with your personal guide, ensuring a relaxed and unforgettable day along the Mississippi Gulf Coast, crafted just for you!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.