"RoswellGuy"

May 11 2009

4:16pm EDT

So many great cities to visit and so little time. But to get started you always have to go to Charleston 1st. Ain't nothing better nowhere y'all.

"millie7"

May 7 2009

5:08pm EDT

If you've never been to Eureka Springs, AR, you have missed a great place to visit. Beautiful mountains, quaint town, great food, great bed & breakfasts; I could go on and on.

""Savannah Love"

May 5 2009

5:26pm EDT

"Savannah Lover" I have only visited Savannah, GA once and simply fell passion in love with the city. It beauty is just breath taking and the people are so warm and friendly. The old Historic buildings, the entertainment at the river was so uplifting. The musician down at the river square was so entertaining. Words just can't describe the great array of resturants and foods. I believe Savannah is what the world needs now, beauty, friendliness, great architectual building and cathedrals like no others, a welcoming enviroment of the people and nature, with many things to do and see. What else could you ask for other than a visit to Savannah, GA and I am sure you will agree.

"wtjn"

May 5 2009

8:21am EDT

I have lived all over the world due to my husband being in the Army. We are orginally from Georgia and I believe that Savannah, GA is still the best there is. I have been to all the states listed in your survey and would still chose Georgia first. I have lived in several of them as well. I currently live in Maryland and really would not classify it or DC as being in the south although, I realize they are above the Mason Dixon Line. Oh well, Georgia is best with Florida a close second. Yes, I have lived there.

"Old Southern Belle"

May 3 2009

1:38pm EDT

I live in MS & love to visit other states, but I think ours is still the best with the variety it offers. From the Delta with it's wonderful blues and RESTAURANTS, to Jackson with the some of the best shopping, cultural events to the coast with the BEST Seafood in the world. You couldn't find a better place to live. In our small town of Greenwood, we can take cooking classes with the best chefs in the world. Can you go 5 miles & get to eat food prepared by them. We have a 5 star hotel, not that we stay but we can visit their spa and visit a world class Viking Cooking Store. We often take for granted that we can order takeout food from the Crystal Grill daily and shop at the greatest hometown bookstores and gift shops. Monthly we get to meet great authors and artist for free book signings. It is the BEST

"cindy11"

Apr 30 2009

8:51pm EDT

love going to colonial williamsburg, so much great history

"mogirl"

Apr 30 2009

6:56pm EDT

Well i remember driving through New Orleans when i was a kid,looking out my fathers overcab camper window,saying WoW STOP!!!! i want to check this place out.HE HE!!! well he never did stop i was sosos Mad!Would Love to explore it Now.

"johnsboss"

Apr 23 2009

5:20pm EDT

I'm originally from Minnesota now living in AK. I soooooooooo want to go south. I have online friends in the South I would love to see and judging from their characters I know I would love to meet many more plus see as many wonderful places as I can. I hope to eventually retire to the south.

"Kimber32"

Apr 18 2009

8:43am EDT

We love the Smoky Mtns.Along with Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge tennessee.It is a awesome place to go.We live in West Virginia.Is it considered the South?

"RoswellGuy"

Apr 15 2009

1:55pm EDT

I love all these southern belles, but Charleston stills is the Queen- it rules over them all.

"RhoadsRanch"

Apr 15 2009

12:07pm EDT

New Orleans has so much to offer for vacationers who want a true "Southern Experience"!!

"cyn"

Apr 14 2009

10:14am EDT

Love Savannah, Nashville and New Orleans - if I were younger I would definately relocate to one of these old world sites - people are wonderful, food is spectacular - always been a urban city girl - but downhome taste - brings out the adventurer in me - maybe in my next life I will get my wish

"arkie girl"

Apr 13 2009

8:13pm EDT

I was born and raised in the South. Wonderful places and people. Oh and great food. Everyone is so friendly everywhere you visit.

"gopher"

Apr 13 2009

3:04pm EDT

My vote for best southern weekend has to be Key West. I was there with my sister, and still remember the beautiful beach (Smathers Beach), and of course the spectacular sunsets. I would love to go again and stay longer.

"gus1"

Apr 13 2009

1:09pm EDT

I Agree

"gus1"

Apr 13 2009

1:08pm EDT

I liked New Orleans on my vacation.

"cas_ark"

Apr 13 2009

12:44am EDT

New Orleans is such a great town. So much to do. Start with no plans take the trolley to the market and work your way back. Shopping the shops, listening to music, watching artist, going to the indoor forest for sightseeing of very interesting birds & animals. The list could go on and on. Something for every age group of the family to enjoy.

"Peggy"

Apr 6 2009

3:07pm EDT

Thank you so much for the opportunity to enter this sweepstakes-- I have lived in the South all of my life and I am very proud to be a Southener--I believe that we have the best of both worlds--

"helobuff"

Apr 2 2009

4:25am EDT

I love Topsail Island. I was there for a few months some years ago.. I would love to go back. People are really nice and friendly there. The beach is great too.

"sandy4"

Apr 1 2009

7:39pm EDT

I went on vacation twice to Wilmington NC and twice to Beaufort SC by my self three times and once with my sister and just fell in love with the whole idea of southern life. I moved to Wilmington in January of 2007 but had to move back to Connecticut because of no employment. That was a very sad day for me. When I went out to eat people asked me to dine with them, newcomers club was very helpful, I felt like it was where I was suppose to be my whole life. The climate, the people, the beaches, the food, parks and gardens helped me know who I really am and where I will eventually end up. I was born and raised in Connecticut but since I was a child I knew this was not where I was meant to be and now I know this is true. I think about how I felt there every day and miss it so very much there is no place like the SOUTH. When I say south I mean South or North Carolina. Sandy

"bettiej"

Mar 31 2009

10:24pm EDT

I have traveled in 47 of the 50 states but I love the south. The scenery, the climate, the food but most of all, the people. It has it all.

"Georgia Belle"

Mar 31 2009

4:55pm EDT

I love the South with all it's history and beauty. I have several favorites but Savannah is my favorite city to visit and to walk in. It captures the South yet has a wonderful European feel to it. It is also very artistic and ecclectic . Nearby Tybee Island is another plus.

"Squeakers"

Mar 31 2009

2:59pm EDT

I can not believe that Washington, D.C., did not make the top 10. There is so much to do there and a lot of it is free. It is certainly one of my favorite places to visit.

"RoswellGuy"

Mar 30 2009

8:12pm EDT

Asheville, New Orleans, Savannah, Austin, Roanoke, San Anotonio, Naples and many others are great places to visit as well,.But they all come up short when compared to the wonders of Charleston.

"RoswellGuy"

Mar 30 2009

8:08pm EDT

Charleston beats them all- history, architecture, southern charm, great food, water, and avibrant night scene- that's ewhy it is the top of the chart here !!!

"gertie"

Mar 30 2009

4:52pm EDT

Charleston, Savannah, Ashville - all are dripping in Southern charm for sure- as are Maryville, Tn. and Marietta, Ga. There is a special feeling in the air in these southern towns. I had never experienced this same feeling in Florida, however, until we stopped in at Appalachicola and St George Island. I know there are other Florida towns where it exists- St Augustine, etc. where I have yet to visit. But I have never found it- until one vacation- over 5 years ago. How I love that island and that town... of course, there is always a sweet smell to my Georgia mts. when we come home too... I thank God my feet hit in the south when I was born... Is there anywhere quite as comfortable?

"heidi ho"

Mar 28 2009

7:34pm EDT

I spent my spring break on the Gulf Coast. My family took in the food, culture, and fun that the deep south had to offer us. These are the things I love about the south. In New Orleans, Louisiana, I learned how to make coconut bars from my Aunt Carla. Here's the recipe: 2 cans of condensed milk, bag of coconut, chopped pecans, chocolate chips, puff pastry. Mix ingredients and put on puff pastry and cook at 350 for 15 minutes. I caught lizards, frogs, jellyfish, fish, shrimp, & crabs. I went out in the bayou for hours and hours in my uncle's boat. We saw a lot of pick up trucks in the water from Katrina. I practiced throwing the casting net off of the dock for hours as well. We ate grits, fried fish, and especially venison for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In the city of New Orleans I went to Cafe Du Monde and had Benniets and cafe ole. It was a very dark city at night, so we left quickly. We also went to Mississippi. My cousins live there. We had fun running around, shooting our BB guns. We can't do that in the suburbs of Chicago. We played baseball with a professional baseball player from Saucier Mississippi names Matt Lawdon. We had more fried fish that my dad caught with my Uncle John. The Azaleas were blooming as I was playing basketball with my cousin Dillon. We drove on down the coast to Florida's panhandle. We stayed the night on the windy emerald coast. The waves were huge! We played in them for hours in Navarre. We saw some really colorful jellyfish that looked like blue balloons. The weather was not what we were looking for, so we went indoors to Pensacola's Navel Air Station Museum. It was awesome. We went on an amazing flight simulator. We performed operations in Desert Storm. We also saw a movie at the Imax Theater down the hall. It taught us the basics on how to drive a helicopter. It showed a lot of situations that included helicopter rescues, arrests, and just plain old flying. It felt like you were in a helicopter of your own. My brother and I got cool airplanes from the gift shop in the museum. There were planes all over the museum that we climbed into. On our trip home, we met a man in the hotel that we stayed at, and he used to be in the Marine Corp. He said that he flew some of the actual airplanes that we saw in the museum. The trip home was pretty through Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, and our home sweet home, Illinois. When we got home, our puppy sitter had left us a vase of flowers. I was so happy, because I got to use the souvenir from Nashville. I put the flowers in my new cup and took them straight into my room. This was an amazing spring break along the coast.

"4169ethel"

Mar 28 2009

3:52am EDT

Ethelschmidlkofe: I've been in all the cities except Key West and Orlando. They all have sooooo much to offer. The South is blessed with great food, great views and wonderful people. Come on down and enjoy, plan on taking your time, ask the locals for good places to eat, you might not get 5 star cuisine but your just likely to walk in to a place that is small, everybody knows each other, the food is great and most likely the pie is homeade. Believe it or not you can still find places where lunch is a meat and 3 for $5.00 or less. You won't find it everywhere, but what a real treat when you do. Every state has its festivals and we love to welcome folks to our towns

"karl1"

Mar 27 2009

2:21pm EDT

i enjoy charleston and myrtle beach totally and recommend to all to see!!

"chick"

Mar 26 2009

3:34pm EDT

Why, Honey Child how can anyone not like the entire South? It is all good, from the great Mississippi to the Gulf, to the sand of thr Florida Beaches and the great gardens of South Caralina and other southern states. The vocies of the people with that soft sweet sound. The cool winds with the smell of honeysuckle. The great cooks that the south has to offer the world...cannot be forgotten. We love them all. And most of all, the weather that many a northners would like to have a little bit of in January when it is cold other places...that is when the south is really special.

"KD5"

Mar 26 2009

2:07pm EDT

They're all fabulous places to visit. Each with their own unique charm. Would love to vacation at any of the destinations listed.

"Cindy6381"

Mar 26 2009

1:33pm EDT

I would love to visit both of the places you mentioned, sounds like Heaven on Earth!

"spencewriter"

Mar 26 2009

12:54pm EDT

And how about Fountain Inn? F.I.?! F.I. til ya die!

"spencewriter"

Mar 26 2009

11:51am EDT

I guess Cullowhee doesn't make the list?!

"jeff"

Mar 26 2009

2:21am EDT

trump

"RoswellGuy"

Mar 23 2009

7:55pm EDT

Charleston RULES !!!!

"Lori5"

Mar 21 2009

1:39pm EDT

I totally agree with the "Marine" I live about 50 miles from San Antonio and I visit the riverwalk area as often as possible. San Antonio is such a beautiful historic city and the festivals and fiestas are always memorable events. The historic sites of San Antonio or as us locals call it "San Antone" are a must see Semper Fi Marine as my son (the marine) would say. You hit the nail on the head. OOOOH Rahh

"ga. peach"

Mar 19 2009

6:07pm EDT

I LIVED I ON ST SIMONS ISLAND, GA. FOR 6YRS..I LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT..I NEVER LEFT THE ISLAND. WHY WOULD I? EVREYTHING I LOVED WAS THERE. WORK FORCED ME BACK TO MACON, GA..MY DREAM IS TO MOVE BACK ONE DAY..

"visitchattanooga"

Mar 18 2009

10:49am EDT

Don't just drive through CHATTANOOGA! Stop and visit! So much to see and do - great for families or can be very romantic!!! Great hiking, biking and Ocoee River too.

"mellie"

Mar 18 2009

7:44am EDT

We fell in love with Crossville, Tenn.The Smoky Mts are beautiful, and you in the middle of the state to travel Has the best weather. you can hunt, fishing go skiing.and not last the best golf . And if you like interment Nashville is only about two and hours drive. The local people are the best we ever meet. Can't leave out the shopping or the winnerys, so much history in Tennessee, you can't belive. Once you see the mountains, you will know why we love our stay in the smoky Tennessee.

"francy"

Mar 16 2009

9:58am EDT

I live near Pensacola,Fl and the beaches from there to Destin are unbelievably beautiful.But i have two places that remove me from the woes of everyday life once I am there.The first is Natchez Ms.It is a small city with so much history that it is easy to just step back in time.The one house that all men are mesmerized by is Longwood.The streets are lined with huge antebellum homes and walking tours are wonderful.Carriage rides and even bus tours of the homes are available.If you haven't been,I assure you that you will come away with an appreciation for history. The other place is in the opposite direction,Disneyworld.My granddaughter competed in cheerleading and I reluctantly went along for support.Once ther I didn't want to leave.I thought Disney was for kids..WRONG.It too,is a place where you forget your problems and have the most fun.It is not a one day thing because there is so much to see and I wanted to see it all.We were there 5 days and the staff are so delightful,always happy and gracious.And there isn't a cleaner place in the world.I would go every year if I could afford it,just to be rejuvinated by the happy surroundings and disney staff...

"kate0"

Mar 14 2009

11:18am EDT

We've gone to Disney for years - its a place you can go and everyone and everything is at your beck and call - we love the climate and the people who work at and love Disney.

"helobuff"

Mar 14 2009

6:00am EDT

I was in the service and when I got out I drove all across the southern route. I didnt comment on all the states I was in. I have to say they were all fantastic. I am from Boston MA. But I love the south. The people are warm and friendly. The food is out of this world delicious and If I won a house there I would move in a new york minute! Everywhere from Southern California, Oklahoma, Texas, North and South Carolina, Tennesee, DC, Florida, Etc. I think I only havent been to Georgia but I have friends from there. Also havent been to kentucky but I have people there too. PA is great. Isnt America Wonderful! Im so proud of our people and our country!

"RoswellGuy"

Mar 12 2009

3:53pm EDT

Charleston is just such a magical place- it must be #1

"Shadow4"

Mar 12 2009

8:44am EDT

Swadley's Bar-B-Que in Bethany is a tradtion with Oklahomans. Everything on their menu is done to perfection. The brisket and pulled pork are two of my personal favorites. Top them with hot or mild sauce and you've got heaven between two slices of bread!

"Boudeccea"

Mar 11 2009

2:32pm EDT

I live near Charleston and there simply is no better place to experience the "Old South". It is beautiful, elegant, worldly yet welcoming. I highly recommend it to everyone.

"kingfish0"

Mar 11 2009

2:26am EDT

i'm from Memphis. Beale st. is the best for blues. Rendezvous Restaurant , best BB,Q ribs.Central BB,Q best shoulder. Peabody Hotel,one of the best inthe country.Beale st.music festival a blast, rain or shine. But The one short visit I had in Charleston S.C.is the place I'd like to revisit for a while longer. I love the beach fine dinning,good music,and antique shopping.

"alaskagirl"

Mar 8 2009

7:17am EDT

Sanibel island was one of the most magical places I have ever visited. We went in the first week of October, and it is apparently the season for the sand dollars to come ashore. We literally found thousands and thousands of sanddollars! The water is warm and clear, somewhat blue. The entire area, Sanibel, Estero, Captiva, Ft. Myers - we just couldn't believe how beautiful the area was. Coming from Jacksonville, Florida, the beaches on the western coast of Florida are just so much more beautiful than the eastern side. No comparison. Having lived in Asia, we had lots to compare it to.

"ticker"

Mar 5 2009

8:57pm EST

Somerset Kentucky hosts the most fabulous "Somernites Cruise" car show , April -October , 4th Sat of each month. People come from all over the 48 states to join in. We also have a wonderful lake with 1255 miles of shoreline , if boating or fishing is your "thing". Don't forget our beautiful horses in nearby Lexington! Visit Kentucky , you will be glad you did!

"Marine"

Mar 3 2009

2:22am EST

C'mon now, The only reason the San Antonio-Fiesta"WEEK" is not on the top of the "LIST" is most "READERS" have never actually been there. Not to mention the real fact that it is not only a week long but to add to the festivities there are a multitude of ethniticities that make up the whole town.The GREAT variety of food and music alone is for you to decide. You, who have not been there, do not know of the internal city river or of the full array of lower level as well as upper level restaraunts and entertainment areas throughout. not only in the immediate downtown areas but outer lying areas as well. It's MARDI GRA Day and Night -Texas Style. Real -Join US!!-"Southern Style. Don't take it from me,call, write, E-MAIL the TEXAS Dept. of Tourism and ask for yourself. Not only will you THANK Southern Living, but it will open your eyes to a real southern hospitality event.Note this- They have a name brands on the river mall in Downtown,Trolley Service to all downtown sites,Pay once and get free transfers to all other Intown routes, Tour buses w/actual guides larger areas of interest-Zoo,ancient Missions,Sea World,Six Flags/Fiesta Texas,Day Parade,A "FLAMBEAU"(actual flames lit) night Parade,week long intown carnival, A variety of music lounges,Reminscent "Night In Old San Antonio",AND let's not forget the actual downtown RIVER PARADE as well as entertainment at the ARNISON River Theater,and more entertainment of a latin nature as well as variety at the Old Market Shops and Square. It is the home of the Old ALAMO of your History books as well as the site of the 1968 World's Fair-it has a 668ft. high tower with 360 degree view overlooking as far as the horizons of the earth as well as a restaurant just below that deck also with it's full view, but I can only tell you by print -you have never been to a Week Long Party that even when it's over IT IS NOT OVER TILL YOU HAVE SEEN IT ALL!!!!! I leave it in your Destiny to want this adventure to be in your memories. I guarantee YOU, YOU'LL NEVER EXPERIENCE an EVENT like THIS one! ! ! If YOU have been there-tell me I'm LYING? YOU CAN'T! ! Tell one and all . But if you've never been-Put IT on your "BUCKET LIST" or just come see the real "SOUTHERN LIVING" for YOURSELF. I DARE YOU!! There is HEAVEN on EARTH and it's in San Antonio, Texas waiting for you to come visit or even "STAY AWHILE and TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF-YOU WILL COME BACK ,NOW HEAR?" DA GUNNEY---OOOH--RAHHH!!! SEMPER-FI !!!!

"photog7488"

Mar 2 2009

10:55am EST

Savannah has to one of my favorites. Followed closely by St. Augustine. Great history, great places to photograph

"Pinky5"

Feb 28 2009

11:26pm EST

Blowing Rock North Carolina never disappoints us. If you go in the summer, you have the nice breezes, art shows, fresh air, and spectacular views. In the spring or fall, and of course winter, you will be surprised by unexpected snow fall with flakes as big as a quarter. There are caverns near, great food, rustic cabins to luxurious cabins and hotels. You can do all or nothing. That is my favorite place to visit.

"april1"

Feb 28 2009

1:35pm EST

The south just has an allure to it, it is so worthwhile in taking all my vacations in the south. and the hospitality is unbeatable. I can't wait to relocate to the Georgia coast, soo, very soon.

"SoBelle"

Feb 28 2009

1:11pm EST

I love Alexandria, VA! So much history, great eateries, boutique shops along King Street and surrounding streets. Mt. Vernon, home of our 1st President! Christ Church which the Yankees occupied when the men were battling to help save the South. Metro train will take you into Washington DC to visit the monuments, and soon to visit the Cherry Blossoms around the Jefferson Memorial! Picnic along the scenic Potomac River, where you can bike or walk. Springtime flowers are amazingly beautiful: dogwoods, azaleas, daffodils everywhere.

"cassie2"

Feb 24 2009

9:30pm EST

All listed are truly wonderful Southern Cities and are best-of-the-best. D

"berdie"

Feb 22 2009

12:49pm EST

I lived in Maryland for 7 years tried to visit as much of the east coast and the south as possible while I was in MD. I loved all the historical places in each state. It isn't easy for me to recall them at the drop of a hat. Give me an afternoon and I can tell you all the lovely places I have enjoyed! Now, I am getting to know the states South/West of New Mexico. I hope to visit them all before I leave this U.S.

"millenboy"

Feb 22 2009

11:54am EST

There are some great listings here. I haope to visit most of them soon.

"elleron16"

Feb 21 2009

9:00am EST

Wish I could visit all these wonderful places

"Hackbastard"

Feb 20 2009

4:45pm EST

Jackie3-- let's roadtrip to Clearwater Beach sometime. I'm sold.

"donnasce"

Feb 20 2009

12:05pm EST

Southern hospitality is king! I live in Memphis (husbby flys for FED EX) We have grown to love the Peabody Hotel, Beale St. Music Festival, Memphis in May, the music, the food, everything ELVIS, and WOW the Memphis Tigers basketball team! Two of my kids attend the U of M. Its a great place to live and very affordable. The restaurants are varied and unique. The world famous BBQ Competition in May is something to see, smell and eat!

"sparkle1"

Feb 19 2009

7:58am EST

Nashvilee Tenn is the best weekend getaway. The shopping and the things to do are unlimited. The Opryland Hotel is something you won't see just anywhere. The General Jackson cruse is a great time. The Opry Mills Mall has the best shopping anywhere. It's endless at what you can do when you are there. Don't for get the big Flea Market.

"slick4"

Feb 18 2009

3:48pm EST

First time to have the opportunity. No expectations at this time.

"kat7"

Feb 17 2009

9:32pm EST

My husband and I love Asheville,NC, we visit there a couple times a year and also around the surrounding area too. We love going every summer and fall to Hominy Valley Gospel Singing in Candler, NC. Thats how we discovered Asheville. We plan on retiring there in a couple of years from Ohio. We love the Mountains! The Blue Ridge Parkway, Pisgah and Great Smoky Mountains are beautiful!

"Nutts"

Feb 17 2009

7:34pm EST

This has been fun, but I had a hard time getting my answers to stay in the correct place, I was pleased to enter and pray that It is worth the effort of takin g two hours on the computor and I will try to do it again soon. God Blass And Thanks Mrs, June Turbyfill

"bones7"

Feb 17 2009

8:48am EST

Soothing Summer air breezes by Sparkles off the water glisten in my eyes Sand crunches and crumbles between my toes The sweet smell of the beach is in my nose The palm tree leaves blow gently in the wind The seagulls sing songs and fly overhead It is more relaxing than being in my bed Building sandcastles like young children Makes me feel care free once again All my troubles have vanished Into the big blue sea I have nothing left but me Dripping ice cream cones And barbequed chicken bones Splashing in the water And tanning in the warm sun Sounds like summer fun Virginia Beach, Va

"foodie10"

Feb 16 2009

8:16pm EST

Kiawah Island WOW! It is like stepping back in time when the used to really be a beach! Incredible! You also have the luxury of here and now when you step off the beach. We ate at the Ocean Course's Atlantic Room, again WOW! It is tucked away but worth the drive out there. If you were any closer to the beach you would snorking at the dinner table. I don't know what the Chef out there is doing but the food is really good! Can't wait to return!

"BeenThere_DoneThat"

Feb 16 2009

3:54pm EST

Savannah and Tybee Island GA! It's like two separate vacations in one. Savannah is one of the most beautiful cities in the South. The sprawling historic district is “awesome”, truly amazing. The riverfront and City Market areas have lots to offer andare teaming with folks from all walks of life. The arts community abounds, visual and performing. Lots of activities for all age groups; and the people are just good 'ole Southerns, who love their Savannah and don't mind chatting with you about their city and their beach, Tybee Island. Tybee is a small island and one of the last not over-run with commercialism. There are several annual festivals held on the island, as well as dolphin tours, parasailing, deep-sea fishing, a fabulously restored lighthouse complete with keeper's cottage and more. It's an island--you've got the beach, sunrise, sunset, fishing from the pier, hoards of great seafood restaurants and the traditional beachy shops down by the pavilion. Oh yeah, Tybeeites are even more chatty than Savannahians. Go to Savannah & Tybee! You'll be glad you did! Oh, a word of caution: Many visitors have been seen leaving with a real estate magazine sticking out of their back pocket or pocket book.

"babci"

Feb 15 2009

7:57pm EST

Tybee Island is just the perfect relaxation spot. The laid back atmosphere is just different from most islands. The off season is especially nice. Temps in the 60's and special rates and offers makes it my family's favorite place. The sunrise in the clear cool sky is just beautiful. Watching the ships come and go on the Savannah River is amazing.

"Sappysweet"

Feb 13 2009

2:06pm EST

OH I WISH I WERE IN DIXIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"cindy0"

Feb 13 2009

12:51pm EST

If you like tybee sunsets and Mermaid Cottages you should book a stay at Doodlebug Cottage.

"Greg9"

Feb 13 2009

12:11pm EST

The South has such an abundant places to see and visit it is difficult to determine just where to decide. We have traveled extensively and found each area of every State to be marvelous to visit and see. Greg

"Kay5"

Feb 13 2009

9:48am EST

Tybee Island, Georgia is a wonderful secret that is sure to get out! Stay at one of the Mermaid Cottages comfortable homes, enjoy local seafood, walk the uncrowded beaches and watch the sunrise over the ocean and set over the back river. It is a piece of heaven on earth!

"lbennett15"

Feb 12 2009

11:20am EST

Having been born and raised in Beaufort, SC. Being in the USAF for 22 years and stationed throughout the US and being stationed in several different Asian countries.There is no place like Beaufort, to visist or live.

"Foxylady444"

Feb 11 2009

9:23pm EST

New Orleans, LA! There are many things to do there from Bourbon Street to haunted houses and above ground cemeteries!

"TybeeSherri"

Feb 11 2009

5:27pm EST

Savannah and Tybee are more interesting than Charleston. The people are quirkier and the places are hipper.

"DiDi15"

Feb 10 2009

7:18pm EST

Anywhere I've ever traveled in the South had been terriffic. It is hard to choose a "favorite". Food and entertainment are always exceptional...I've rearely been disapointed anywhere I've been.

"rooster385"

Feb 10 2009

4:01pm EST

All good choices.

"CheshireGryn"

Feb 9 2009

5:09am EST

I made the mistake of moving to Florida a few months back....I'm blazing a trail back to Asheville. I still can't believe anyone talked me into leaving. Asheville is not where I've always been, but it's sure where I want to be.

"CheshireGryn"

Feb 9 2009

5:02am EST

Before a few years ago my friends from where I was from asked me why I picked Asheville, NC. I'm convinced that Asheville picked me. By the way, my friends back home now agree - and some of them have joined me.

"Juls3"

Feb 8 2009

5:49pm EST

Palm Island Florida the best beach in all of Florida!

"buriedsecret"

Feb 8 2009

12:47pm EST

w.va has so much to do, horses, parks,eating and more

"Catriel1975"

Feb 8 2009

11:09am EST

hi

"ddixon"

Feb 6 2009

8:35pm EST

CHARLESTON< SC # 1 The best food, the best atmosphere ( even the beach), so much to see and do!! even with your husband and always a great place for girl trips (great shopping)!!!

"ddixon"

Feb 6 2009

8:35pm EST

CHARLESTON< SC # 1 The best food, the best atmosphere ( even the beach), so much to see and do!! even with your hushand and always a great place for girl trips (great shopping)!!!

"Bev6"

Feb 6 2009

12:50pm EST

I love Chattanooga because there are so many neat things to do there.

"jltarbe"

Feb 5 2009

1:33pm EST

Chattanooga Tn. Has one of the best Aquariums in the country. It has 2 buildings and you get 2 tickets which you can split up the times you visit. It has 4 levels and a Butterfly room. Lovely.

"Dee8"

Feb 4 2009

10:46pm EST

Moving to South Carolina from Ohio, everything about the south is a new experience! I love the south and all the scenery it has to offer.

"Jackie3"

Feb 4 2009

5:47am EST

I still prefer Clearwater Beach.

"Jackie3"

Feb 4 2009

5:38am EST

I prefer the wide, soft white sand of Clearwater Beach.

"Jackie3"

Feb 4 2009

5:37am EST

Many of these cities are great but Clearwater Beach has personal attachment reasons for being my most unforgettable.

"Brandon8"

Feb 3 2009

12:02pm EST

There are too many to choose from!