Biloxi stretches along Mississippi’s Gulf Coast, combining beachfront casinos with a deep seafood and shrimping heritage dating back generations.
Why Visit Biloxi
Biloxi pairs a lively casino and resort scene with genuine Gulf Coast seafood culture and historic sites tied to its long fishing and shipbuilding traditions.
Top Experiences
- Beau Rivage or Gulf Coast casino: Try your luck at one of Biloxi’s beachfront casino resorts.
- Biloxi Shrimping Trip: Join a working shrimp boat tour to learn about the Gulf Coast’s seafood industry firsthand.
- Beauvoir: Tour the former home of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, now a museum and library.
- Biloxi Lighthouse: Visit this historic lighthouse standing in the median of the coastal highway since 1848.
- Gulf Coast beach day: Relax on Biloxi’s man-made sandy beaches along the Mississippi Sound.
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Practical Tips
- Biloxi’s casino resorts offer some of the best Gulf Coast dining, often at reasonable prices.
- Hurricane season runs June through November; check forecasts if visiting during these months.
- Combine a Biloxi visit with a short drive along the scenic coastal highway toward Ocean Springs or Gulfport.
FAQ
Is Biloxi, Mississippi worth visiting?
Yes, for its casino resorts, Gulf Coast seafood, and beachfront setting.
What is Biloxi known for?
Its beachfront casinos, shrimping industry, and Gulf Coast seafood.
How far is Biloxi from New Orleans?
About 1.5 hours by car.
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