Nice town. The old down town was pretty. They have an ice cream shop that was amazing. Great place…read morefor night life. Awesome shopping. Beautiful beaches for this area.

Beaches are ugly, parking is a pain, massive amount of people with Trump flags. If you don't want…read morepolitics in your vacation go somewhere else. Also, no clear signs about parking laws and if you don't fit in to the white middle aged crowd DON'T GO. Gulf carts everywhere. The only thing that was enjoyable was the farmers market.

What a gem. It's so off the main gulf coast drag that it's almost total at times. Gorgeous homes,…read more or woods and it feels off the radar.

This a great place along the Mississippi gulf coast. As with many beaches along the gulf coast, the…read morewater has a tea color to it due to the Mississippi river drainage plain. But the water is clear and clean with great sandy beaches. a true "Old South" place to visit. Don't expect anything fast paced and non-stop, it's quiet, slow and serene. One of my favorite places to go. As someone who grew up in Biloxi, I know the difference and it's a big difference.

Got tickets online for the Dolphin excursion. Objective to see dolphins a few miles from the…read morebeach. Before boarding, the small gift shop had some interesting items along with snacks and drinks. The restroom was not what many expected, but come on, it was on a wooden pier! There was a shared sink for hand washing. It was quite clean. Boarding the boat was well organized. Those needing assistance were helped and treated very well. This is an old boat and moving around on open water does require holding on to poles, railings hand holds. The boat has snacks and drinks for sale while underway. The boat captain and crew were friendly, funny, and entertaining. All were interested in ensuring those wanting to see dolphins had plenty of opportunities. Extra effort was made for the kids. Our trip out and back had many sightings. Keep in mind, dolphins are out feeding in the wild. They may or may not be in the area.

Fortunate for the amazing weather while I was in Biloxi, I decided to take advantage of the sun in…read moreorder to make my way to Ship Island, a great getaway about 12 miles south of Biloxi and Gulfport. According to a resident, locals often frequent Ship Island to sail around on their personal boats, though the Ship Island Excursion boat takes tourists for a 30 minute cruise, at several convenient times throughout the day. The Fort on Ship Island survived Hurricane Katrina, though there was some damage to the amenities on the Island (such as the snack bars and bathrooms). Ship Island is a great destination for fishing and relaxing, and the emerald clear waters are teeming with sealife, and I even saw blue crabs, starfish, pelicans, and...dolphins! Make sure to stay until the sunset, which is spectacular as it illuminates the sky...

Not a great sunset this evening from Ocean Springs' Front Beach, compared to last night's from…read moreBiloxi's beach but it was still a lovely view of Biloxi Bay and the Biloxi Bay Bridge. Front Beach extends for about a mile from the Ocean Springs Pier to the Ocean Springs Yacht Club. The beach is smooth and quite flat with a firm sand and a slow slope that allows you to wade out quite a bit before it even gets up to waist level. Fort Maurepas Park is nearby with a playground and volleyball nets. There is parking there as well as parallel along the beach side of Front Beach Blvd. The beach is clean and free from litter. It gets groomed every morning. [Review 14182 overall, 1504 of 2020, number 72 in Mississippi.]

We always enjoy relaxing at this beach. The views are always beautiful. It's amazing what you may…read moresee! The ability to do many different things at this beach is inviting and someplace to enjoy families, friends, and pets.

WiFi sucks. When you pay over 100 dollars a night. Buccaneer go buy some WiFi boosters not that…read moreexpensive

My husband and I took our new travel trailer here about 2 weeks ago, and we had a great stay. We…read morehad one of the beachside spots and both the view and the breeze were nice. The Waterpark doesn't open until Memorial day since it's still off season and a bit cold. Check in and making reservations was easy and hassle free. The spot was level, had hookups for water, electricity, and a dump drain. Each spot also had its own firepit, which was really nice. It was nice that each spot also had an adjoining parking spot for a vehicle. We didn't use any showers or bathroom, so I can't comment on that. The beachside spots were a little costly at $100 a night ,but worth the splurge. Quiet hours were posted and everyone complied. Rating from F to A +++ it gets an A ++. Minus one + for being a bit costly.

The crew was great. It was very informative and educating. The grand kids loved the experience. We…read morewill do it again in the future and I highly recommend it.

We took the two grandsons on this. It was educational as well as hand on education. Got to see…read moremarine life that was caught in the net. Definitely worth the time.

Great customer service , staff was very polite, I have 5 small children and Pat the owner was very…read moreaccommodating with swapping out my kids on a jet ski so they could ride with their dad.

First of all this was kind of a surprise so it's really hard to go wrong with any motorized vehicle…read morethat's going to be operated on water that's as warm as a bathtub in May. We arrived and found where we were supposed to go on the beach real easy. Staff knew we were coming and what we were ready with paperwork and instructions for the jet skis. Once we signed all the necessary paperwork (as the staff members cracked jokes - and in general just had a good time being there) we waded out to the staff member that was going to give us our final instructions and set us off on our way. Large area to play in with the jet skis, probably about 4 football fields wide and 1/2 mile out you were able to explore and have fun. The only rule, don't get near each other (jet skis) because things can get out of hand real quick resulting in an accident. Jet skis were clean and fast, and a ton of fun. If you have kids, one thing to keep in mind, you have to be 18 in order to be a driver. Anyone under 18 rides double behind an adult. Friendly staff and great experience. I would highly recommend these guys if you're looking for a fun gulf adventure.

After spending weeks in the ditch, Gulf Coast Intracoastal Waterway, at anchor and at some…read moreinteresting docks it was great pulling into the Bay St. Louis Municipal Harbor. The facilities appear to all be new. They have electricity, and water for boats. They have boats that stay there and accept transient vessels. They have bathrooms, with showers on site. They sell fuel, diesel and gas, and ice. They just finished their breakwater wall. You pull into the bay off The Gulf, through the railroad swing bridge, then head to port. You'll want to call ahead to get a slip assignment. The docks are also well lit, but not overly bright at night. The town is just up the walkway over the sea wall, and is super cute. We spent a great Easter weekend here and would definitely be back if in the area. The boats were still a bit wobbly, possibly from the wind, so if you can get a full slip where you can tie up on both sides that'd probably be more comfortable.