What Can I See And Do In Biloxi?

Located next to Gulfport, Mississippi, this city is part of the larger metropolitan area.  It is located on the Mississippi sound.  Although once a fishing seaport it is now a glistening destination with casinos, old mansions, and varied attractions. Here are the 5 top things to do while visiting.
Maritime Museum – Step back in time to the turn of the century on these replica schooners.  Used for oyster harvesting, these vessels are reminders of maritime history and the areas seafood legacy. These "white-winged queens" stretch 65 feet into the sky and offer an insight into Biloxi's colorful history.  
St. Michael – This architectural beauty reflects the town's fishing tradition.  This highly photographed church is covered with a sea motif complete with a scalloped shaped roof.  There are thirty-six stained glass panels some extending floor to ceiling. Don't miss the "fisherman's church"
Biloxi Bay Charter & Nature Tours – For a great day with fun in the sun, take a boat charter. Sail to the Back Bay sand bars or to Deer Island then relax, picnic, fish, swim or explore.  All inclusive fishing charters are also available.

Ohr - O'Keefe Museum of Art – This friendly and relaxed museum feature the world renowned pottery of George Ohr.  There are also exhibits featuring local and national artists.

Beau Rivage  - This waterfront casino is currently the tallest building in Mississippi and the epitomy of Biloxi casinos.  This casino includes a 1700 room hotel that exudes luxury from the ornate railings and stained glass windows to the skylit lobby.  There are  eight great restaurants, eleven shops, a full service spa, an auditorium, marina and pool and cabana.