How to Travel to Biloxi, Mississippi on a Budget

Biloxi, Mississippi is also known as "The Playground of the South". Whether you are going there to gamble at one of the many casinos or to visit the Gulf of Mexico, there is something to do on any budget.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• transportation
• city maps

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   Biloxi Lighthouse

   First of all, plan your day around one of Biloxi's interesting and inexpensive attractions. The admission for the Biloxi Lighthouse is only $2.00, the Maritime and Seafood Indusry Museum is only $3.00 and the Biloxi Mardi Gras Museum is only $2.00 as well. And one of the city's best attractions, the JL Scott Marine Center and Aquarium has an admission cost of only $4.00.

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   Enjoy the history Biloxi has to offer. Visit the grounds of Beauvoir, The Jefferson Davis Home, for free. In the Fall, there is a Civil War Re-enactment and a Pilgrimage in the Spring. You can also tour Mary Mahoney's Old French House and Father Ryan's House for free. And for a mere $2.00 you can visit the Old Brick House or the Tullis-Toledano Manor. And don't forget to visit the Councilor Oak while at the Tullis-Toledano Manor.

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   Take time to stroll around the city of Biloxi and see the Katrina sculptures. These were sculpted from the dead trees in the medians of the city and are now not only one of Biloxi's biggest attractions, but they are also free to see!

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   And finally, take time to enjoy the outdoors while you are in Biloxi. Drive along the coast and you will find a number of pull off spots with beach access or visit long Beach or Christian Beach which both offer access for free. Enjoy one of the city's public piers or one of their 25 public parks.