The Altamaha River, a 137-mile gem nicknamed Georgia's 'Little Amazon,' offers paddlers an experience through diverse ecosystems and is home to numerous endangered species.
The site of 150-year-old picnic grounds welcomes you with open stands of white pine trees, cedar cabins seamlessly tucked into the lush landscape, and a glistening 56-acre lake.
Bocas del Toro isn't your average Caribbean escape. It's where the rainforest spills into the sea, Afro-Caribbean rhythms meet Indigenous wisdom, and even luxury feels low-key.
The initiative is part of Okaloosa County's efforts to boost eco-tourism and marine biodiversity; the SS United States will join more than 500 artificial reefs in the area.