Coastal Georgia, located in southeastern Georgia, stretches along roughly one hundred miles of Atlantic coastline. Amidst the towering live oaks, tall pines and magnolias lies an area rich in history and southern hospitality that is epitomized by its quaint village life and coastal barrier islands. St. Marys, reputed to be the second oldest city in the United States, remains one of the best-kept secrets in Coastal Georgia. This small coastal village is known as the Gateway to Cumberland Island - an unspoiled island accessible only by ferry, where it is the wildlife that reigns supreme. Coastal Georgia's most historic city, Savannah, is known for its famous riverfront, cobblestone streets and beautifully landscaped squares with period architecture. Complete your trip to Savannah by taking a riverboat cruise or by joining a walking tour. One of the city's more unique attractions is the Hampton Lillibridge House, said to be one of the most haunted houses in the United States. Tours are available from local vendors.