Flight Destinations
Flights to Georgia
Places in Georgia
Flights to Africa
Flights to Asia
Flights to Australia
Flights to Caribbean
Flights to Central America
Flights to Europe
Flights to Indian Ocean
Flights to Middle East
Flights to North America
Flights to Pacific Islands
Flights to South America
Situated in the southern United States, the state of Georgia is full of Southern charm, history, great scenery, and attractive cities, so has lots to offer the visitor.
Flights to Georgia
Georgia has numerous small and regional airports, though the only major international airport is in the state’s capital and largest city, Atlanta. The Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (airport code: ATL) serves as a hub for many airlines so you can usually find a good choice of flights to Georgia from the UK, whether direct or indirect. Non-stop flights to Georgia are offered by Delta Air Lines, British Airways and Air France, or you can take a one-stop flight to Georgia from the UK with US Airways, Continental Airlines, BMI, United Airlines, Virgin Atlantic Airways, and Lufthansa.Georgia Tourist Attractions
AtlantaAtlanta is one of Georgia’s top destinations, combining southern charm with the benefits of a modern day city. It’s the state’s capital and largest city and has numerous different attractions for tourists.
Being the capital of Georgia you’ll find the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta. This impressive building was built in 1889 and is topped off with a large gold dome. You can go inside the state capitol and visit the museum which has been a feature of the building since its opening.
Georgia Aquarium is reputedly the largest aquarium in the world, and it’s situated here in Atlanta. This attraction is great for family fun with its thousands of marine life to see, or for something completely different there’s the World of Coca-Cola and the Coca-Cola factory.
Savannah
Savannah is the oldest city of Georgia and was settled by the British back in 1733. The city is popular today because it has managed to retain many of its historical buildings and makes a great place to visit to view the history and enjoy the coastal location. Savannah is home to one of the largest historic districts in the United States, so if you enjoy history you’re in for a real treat here!
Augusta
Best known for being the home of the US Masters Golf, Augusta has more than just a world famous golf course. This city also has its share of history, so visit here to see historic buildings and monuments, or come during the Masters and see the world’s best golfers!
Nature and Wildlife in Georgia
As well as the cities Georgia is a very beautiful state with many natural attractions to see. From the small resort town of Blue Ridge you can visit the mountains and head into the foothills to the Appalachian Trail. In the summer this region is full of boaters and fishers, enjoying the lake, and come autumn you’ll want to visit to see the beautiful ‘fall colours’.
Look out for wildlife and birds wherever you are in Georgia as there are always many to see, or head to a place where you’re guaranteed to see a large variety of species – the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is home to many different reptiles including alligators, plus numerous bird species such as bitterns, cranes, egrets, and herons.