10 Best Places to Visit in Georgia:

1. Savannah

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2. Atlanta

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3. Blue Ridge

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4. Tybee Island

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5. Athens

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6. Jekyll Island

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7. Augusta

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8. Stone Mountain Park

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9. Cumberland Island

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10. Callaway Gardens

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