Pass Christian, referred to as The Pass is considered The Secret Coast.

Pass Christian and Long Beach is famous for its quieter, tranquil stretches of beach for sunbathing, romantic walking, or moonlight picnicking.

We highly recommend that you book the ferry over to Ship Island, part of Gulf Islands National Seashore. We think it’s one of the best beaches in the US – and Mississippi Magazine and USA Today agree. Foodservice, chair, and umbrella rentals are available upon arrival.

Sunset Pass Christian Beach

Gulfport and Biloxi have a cornucopia of activities to choose from.

From a nationally-awarded children’s museum, barrier island excursions, to a Civil War-era, to the South’s favorite family water park, there is plenty to do for everyone in your vacation party.

Book a fishing charter, play a round of 18, and explore the blueways on a rented paddleboard – all in one weekend! And don’t leave Gulfport without visiting the premium outlets and the Vegas-style casino. With this laundry list of things to do, you may have to book another stay.

Biloxi Lighthouse
French Quarter

Just a 55-minute drive away is New Orleans, nicknamed the “Big Easy.”

The French Quarter is known for its round-the-clock nightlife, vibrant live-music scene, and spicy, singular cuisine reflecting its history as a melting pot of French, African and American cultures.

It is highlighted by its colorful history, culture, and architecture – plus endless shopping and world-famous cocktails.

New Orleans

The French Quarter offers a plethora of interesting activities and tours.

Take a riverboat jazz cruise along the graceful current of the lower Mississippi River and learn why New Orleans was founded on this famous river.

Book a walking tour through the old quarter and hear tales of vampires, voodoo, and witchcraft.