Official State Travel Guide - 2026 Georgia Official State Travel Guide
We're So Glad Georgia’s on Your Mind
2025-12-12 04:26:04
We're So Glad Georgia’s on Your Mind
VISITOR INFORMATION CENTERS
One of the best ways to find things to see and do in Georgia is to stop into our nine Visitor Information Centers, where helpful staff are ready to share their local know-how. You’ll get a warm and friendly welcome, travel ideas, directions, and the chance to snap your pic with our “Georgia On My Mind” signs.
Getting Around Georgia
BY AIR
Georgia’s eight commercial airports offer convenient flight connections throughout the state:
- Atlanta – Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL)
- Augusta – Augusta Regional Airport (AGS)
- Brunswick – Brunswick Golden Isles Airport (BQK)
- Savannah – Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV)
- Macon – Middle Georgia Regional Airport (MCN)
- Columbus – Columbus Metropolitan Airport (CSG)
- Albany – Southwest Georgia Regional Airport (ABY)
- Valdosta – Valdosta Regional Airport (VLD)
BY FERRY
Ferry routes in Georgia link coastal towns with barrier islands and the Savannah Riverfront, including service to Cumberland and Sapelo islands. These islands (to right) are only reachable by ferry.
- Darien > Sapelo Island
- St. Marys > Cumberland Island
- St. Simons Island > Little St. Simons Island
BY BUS
Greyhound and FlixBus operate from major stations in Atlanta, Savannah, Macon, and Columbus, with additional stops throughout Georgia to connect travelers across the state.
BY TRAIN
Daily passenger rail service in Georgia is served by four Amtrak routes, with stops in Atlanta, Gainesville, Jesup, Savannah, and Toccoa.
ACCESSIBLE TRAVEL
Georgia welcomes all travelers. Explore accessible destinations, experiences, and travel resources at ExploreGeorgia.org/accessible-travel.
Looking for a navigational map?
In addition to the map in this guide, the Georgia Department of Transportation offers a wide variety of official transportation maps on its website. Explore the options and download the maps you need.
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