Gulfport a city in Mississippi is a coastal town that overlooks Gulf of Mexico and is a famous tourist attraction for water activities. Visit the barrier islands that form Gulf Islands National Seashore, parkland along the Mississippi Sound. A ferry runs from Gulf Port to Ship Island, with unspoiled white beaches and tidal pools, boardwalks and historic sites to explore.
Day 1: Gulf Islands National Seashore
Gulf Islands National Seashore is famous for recreation and preservation of natural and historical resources. Recreational activities such as camping, fishing, boating, swimming, walking, hiking and biking abound here. Seasonal passenger ferry service takes visitors from the Gulfport Small Craft Harbor today use beaches on West Ship Island.
McCoy’s River and Marsh Tours
Let Captains Lynn or Benny McCoy take you on the Pascagoula River, one of the most pristine river swamps in America and the last waterway of its size in the United States which is unimpeded by any artificial structure. Over 74,000 acres of it is a permanently protected wildlife area. It offers small nature tours of this unique river and marsh system and experience the harder to reach small bayous and sloughs of the swamp and marsh. This natural treasure, with its moss -draped trees, and abundant wildlife will be an unforgettable part of your trip to the beautiful Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Day 2: Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge
This refuge is one of national wildlife refuges. It was established to safeguard the critically endangered Mississippi Sand hill Crane and its unique disappearing habitat. The refuge consists of more than 19,000 acres in four units and is now part of the Gulf Coast National Wildlife Refuge Complex. A three quarter mile nature trail adjacent to the Visitor Center winds its way through pine savanna, tidal marsh, and pine scrub. Plant life is abundant along the trail, especially in spring when carnivorous plants and orchids are in bloom. The alert visitor can also see and hear signs of wildlife. Wading birds visit the bayou, and many songbirds, including the eastern bluebird and Bachman’s sparrow, frequent the savannas. Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge is an excellent place to come and observe wildlife.
Biloxi Tour Train
This open-air train has delighted visitors on a memorable historical journey through one the oldest settlements in America, Biloxi, Mississippi. The “SHRIMP TRAIN” as it is affectionately called by local folks entertains all who board with a 90-minute tour through Biloxi’s Historic District.
Day 3: Biloxi Schooners
Enjoy a beautiful sail from the Biloxi Beachfront and enjoy sunset and watch for dolphins at Biloxi’s coastline and islands.
Biloxi Shrimping Trip Now take a cruise along the Biloxi Sea water in the calm protected waters between Deer Island and the Biloxi shoreline where you will learn the catching of shrimps and various other fishes . Expect to catch a variety ranging from shrimp, blue crabs, flounder, stingray, oyster fish, squid, puffer fish and numerous other species of local marine life.
Day 4: Wolf River Canoe/Natural Adventures Touring Kayaks – Swim, picnic, camp, tube, or just relax in the Wolf River that rises in Holly Springs National Forest at Baker’s Pond in Benton County, Mississippi and than enters Mississippi River . Kayaking and Canoeing lovers will be loving it as it offers great watersport activities.
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If you are not able to make up your mind from any of the tour itinerary or hotels listed above in Gulfport Eco Tour and Outdoor Adventures, then we can also make changes and provide a customized, tailor-made romantic honeymoon vacations, especially for you. We can modify this package as per your budget, duration as well as the tourist places you’d like to visit or whether airfare should be included or not. This customization helps you make the best out of your honeymoon package with your loved one and keep the candle of romance burning.
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