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Plan Smarter: Georgia Visitors Bureaus to Guide Your Next Road Trip

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Georgia brings together Southern charm, mountain views, vibrant cities, and miles of shoreline—making it an ideal destination for a flexible, scenic road trip. Whether you’re sipping sweet tea on a historic square or hiking through the Blue Ridge Mountains, a good visitors bureau can help you plan a route that’s both memorable and manageable.

Start with Explore Georgia, the state’s official tourism site, then dig into these local and regional CVBs to uncover trip ideas, free guides, and insider tips tailored to each destination.


Local and Regional Visitors Bureaus in Georgia

City/RegionVisitors BureauWebsite
AtlantaDiscover Atlantadiscoveratlanta.com
SavannahVisit Savannahvisitsavannah.com
AugustaDestination Augustavisitaugusta.com
AthensVisit Athens GAvisitathensga.com
MaconVisit Maconvisitmacon.org
ColumbusVisit Columbus GAvisitcolumbusga.com
AlbanyVisit Albany GAvisitalbanyga.com
Blue RidgeVisit Blue Ridgeblueridgemountains.com
DahlonegaDiscover Dahlonegadahlonega.org
RomeRome Georgia’s CVBromegeorgia.org
ValdostaVisit Valdostavisitvaldosta.org
StatesboroVisit Statesborovisitstatesboro.org
Golden IslesGolden Isles CVB (Brunswick, St. Simons, Jekyll)goldenisles.com
North Georgia MountainsNortheast Georgia Mountains Travel Associationmountainsofga.com
LaGrangeVisit LaGrangevisitlagrange.com
Lake LanierLanier CVBdiscoverlakelanier.com
MilledgevilleVisit Milledgevillevisitmilledgeville.org
ThomasvilleThomasville Visitors Centerthomasvillega.com

Wrap-Up:

From mountain drives to coastal escapes, Georgia’s got the variety to build the kind of road trip that fits your vibe. And with help from these local visitors bureaus, it’s easy to uncover events, scenic routes, and unexpected small-town gems. Don’t forget to check out the full 50 State Visitors Bureau List to keep your planning momentum going.

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