If you want to find a perfect vacation in the Southeast, a Florida or Georgia beach vacation is a great option. Both locations—especially Florida—have wonderful beaches making them ideal finds for perfects vacations.

Florida Travel Guides
With its expansive coastline and beaches on the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico, Florida is the ultimate beach lover's paradise. Because of the size of the state, it can be difficult to find a perfect vacation. It's probably best to seek help from numerous online Florida travel guides to learn which beach destination is right for you. You can also speak to live Florida vacation travel guides at many of the state's local convention and visitors' bureaus. Some of Florida's more popular beach destinations include Miami Beach, the Florida Keys, Daytona Beach, Sanibel Island, St. Petersburg/Clearwater, Panama City, Destin, Seaside and the historic town of St. Augustine.

Georgia Beach Vacation
Just north of Florida's Atlantic coastline is the coastline of Georgia. Despite it's relatively small size, the Georgia coast has some amazing unspoiled beaches that are often less crowded than the tourist destinations of Florida. You can find a perfect vacation along the Cumberland Island National Seashore, which is part of the National Park Service. It includes 36,415 acres of beaches, marsh, mud flats and tidal creeks, and still has wild horses that roam free. Another great spot for a relaxing Georgia beach vacation is Tybee Island. It's a small barrier island east of the charming town of Savannah that ideal for family fun and sunbathing.

Little St. Simons Island For a truly luxurious and private Georgia beach vacation, consider Little St. Simons Island. It's renowned for its untouched natural beauty, gracious hospitality and secluded appeal. It's accessible only by boat, and its 10,000 acres include seven miles of beaches. The island is totally private and only 30 overnight guests are allowed at any time.