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Attraction · Entertainment
Beau Rivage Resort & Casino
The resort that brought Las Vegas building to Mississippi in 1999, and reopened exactly one year after Katrina closed it.
Attraction · Landmark
Biloxi Lighthouse
An 1848 cast-iron tower marooned in the median of a four-lane highway, kept for sixty-three years by one family of women.
Attraction · Marina
Biloxi Schooners & Schooner Pier
Two sixty-five-foot replicas of the oyster schooners that worked this coast under sail, and you get to help haul the halyards.
Page · Things to Do
Things to Do in Biloxi
What to actually do in Biloxi: eight casino resorts, a shrimp fleet at Point Cadet, serious museums, and clear Gulf water twelve miles offshore.
Page · Attractions
Biloxi Attractions
Every Biloxi attraction that earns the drive, mapped along one road: the 1848 lighthouse, Point Cadet, the Gehry museum campus and the islands offshore.
Page · Ship Island
Ship Island
Ship Island lies twelve miles off the Mississippi coast and holds the clear Gulf water the mainland does not. Ferry season, the fort and how to plan it.
Guide · Guide
A First-Timer's Guide to Biloxi
Most people arrive expecting a beach town and find a working port with eight casinos, a shrimp fleet and a waterfront rebuilt after 2005. Here is how to read the place.
Guide · Guide
Biloxi After Katrina: What Happened and What You Are Looking At
Almost everything a visitor sees on the Biloxi waterfront is younger than 2006. This is why, told with the dates, the numbers and the things that were not rebuilt.