Honeymoon Resorts in Georgia

Couples getting married will find that Georgia, the Peach State, has a number of resorts that welcome honeymooners. It is also where the Appalachian Trail and the Blue Ridge Mountains offer opportunities for whitewater rafting, water skiing and fishing, as well as hiking and mountain biking. Georgia tourist attractions include the Okefenokee Swamp Park and other state parks, the Providence Canyon State Conservation Park and numerous wildlife preserves.

Forrest Hills Mountain Resort & Conference Center

The Forrest Hills Mountain Resort & Conference Center is located on 140 acres of wooded foothills in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Newlyweds can choose from lodgings such as the Luxury Cabin, which is private and secluded, or the Countryside Cottage with its hot tub and fireplace. They may choose the Bed and Breakfast with its over-sized garden tub, or the luxurious Bi-Level King Suites. Onsite activities and amenities include luxury spa, fitness center, horseback riding, pool, hiking trails, gift shop, and free movie rentals. Guests can also enjoy such local activities as hiking the Appalachian Trail, hot air balloon rides, mountain biking, and whitewater rafting, plus wave runner and boat rentals.

Forrest Hills Mountain Resort & Conference Center
135 Forrest Hills Road
Dahlonega, GA 30533
(800) 654-6313
forresthillsresort.com

Sea Island Resort

There are five miles of private beach at the Sea Island Resort, located just off Georgia's coast. There is a honeymoon package with accommodations at The Lodge and several benefits like sparkling wine on arrival, room service breakfast, and a couples' massage. Rooms a mini bar, 24-hour butler service, hardwood floors and oriental rugs, and may include such amenities as high-speed wireless Internet, and 45-inch HD television. For fun, there are fishing, golf, tennis, snorkeling and scuba lessons, plus sailing and ocean kayaking. There is also pool or beach swimming, a spa, shooting school, horseback riding, and complimentary bicycles to tour around the town and resort.

Sea Island Resort
100 Salt Marsh Lane
St. Simons Island, Georgia 31522
866-879-6238
seaisland.com

Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa

Two hours from Atlanta and located in the mountains near Brasstown Bald is the Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa. There are 102 guest rooms in the lodge, 32 cottages, and a deluxe spa suite that all come with daily newspaper, coffee, and wireless Internet. Guests can use the fitness center, take a steam or sauna, borrow a fishing pole and go bass fishing in the pond, play tennis or golf, or go horseback riding or hiking on one of the trails. Local excursions and trips include a visit to Brasstown Bald, a hike and picnic at the waterfalls, a visit to the Chattahoochee National Forest, or whitewater rafting, fishing, and lake cruises.

Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa
6321 Highway 76
Young Harris, Georgia 30582
(800) 201-3205
brasstownvalley.com

Article Written By CL Hendricks

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