As summer fades into fall, Coastal Mississippi’s 62 miles of shoreline transform into a scenic retreat, offering a mix of new boutique accommodations and dining experiences alongside timeless coastal attractions.
This fall, visitors to Coastal Mississippi can explore a variety of new developments across the region’s three coastal counties. The newly renovated Driftwood Motel in Bay St. Louis revives the charm of 1960s and ’70s motor lodges, offering a nostalgic yet modern stay.
Ocean Springs welcomes Field’s Italian, a family-style restaurant that promises hearty pasta dishes and flatbreads, accompanied by the opening of The Artesian Hotel, featuring eight elegant rooms. Meanwhile, the Hen House of Bay St. Louis introduces a chic speakeasy with a velvet interior, and Biloxi’s Altered Reality Brewing offers a family-friendly atmosphere with craft beers and seltzers.
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For those seeking outdoor adventures, Coastal Mississippi offers unique experiences such as the Horn Island Campout, a nature retreat inspired by artist Walter Inglis Anderson, and the 13-mile Old Fort Bayou Blueway for canoeing and kayaking. Cultural attractions include the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art, showcasing the work of George E. Ohr, and the iconic Biloxi Lighthouse, which offers panoramic views from its 65-foot tower.
Additional highlights include the Gulf Coast Gator Ranch & Airboat Swamp Tours in Moss Point, the INFINITY Science Center in Pearlington, and the Cruisin Tikis tours in Bay St. Louis, where guests can explore the coastline aboard a floating tiki bar.
Judy Young, CEO of Coastal Mississippi Tourism, expressed enthusiasm for the season: “Our destination is a place where tranquility and adventure combine, especially in the fall. We are thrilled to welcome visitors to experience all the beauty and charm of Coastal Mississippi.”
For more information and to plan your fall getaway, visit CoastalMississippi.com.
