Augusta is
the second oldest city in Georgia, founded 1736 in with a pride in its
past and a well-founded faith in its future. Here you will find the true
Deep South and your travel plans should include ample time to enjoy the
historic charm of this classic Southern city with its tree-lined streets
and majestic antebellum mansions.
Long known
as the South's "Garden City," Augusta bursts into spectacular bloom each
spring to welcome the greatest names in golf at the famed Masters® Tournament.
Year round, Augusta is legendary for its many parks and recreational facilities
featuring some of the best golf, tennis, fishing and boating the South
has to offer. You'll especially want to take time to visit Riverwalk Augusta
where you'll discover the colorful Augusta hotels and restaurants featuring
a full schedule of activities 365 days a year.
Augusta Georgia's strategic location provides access to the Savannah River,
Lake Olmstead, the Augusta Canal and Clarks Hill. These wonders of nature
have made Augusta the water sports capital of the Southeast and the area
is host to several prestigious international events including the Augusta
Invitational Rowing Regatta, the Head of The South Rowing Regatta, River
Race Augusta, and the Augusta Southern Nationals.
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