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Hit the road for a journey deep into the heart of the American South — a region where the past lives vividly through its music, culture, and timeless charm. This 14-night round trip blends rich history, legendary music stops, coastal relaxation, and unforgettable Southern hospitality.
Kick off your adventure in Alabama’s largest city. Discover powerful stories at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, take in panoramic views from Vulcan Park, and enjoy the city’s growing food and arts scene.
Step into music history in the Recording Capital of the World. Tour FAME Studios and Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, where legends like Aretha Franklin and the Rolling Stones laid down iconic tracks.
A quintessential Southern college town with literary roots. Stroll the lively town square, enjoy boutique shopping and great dining, and visit Rowan Oak, the home of author William Faulkner. Soak up the atmosphere of Ole Miss.
Known as “The Key to the South”, Vicksburg offers deep Civil War history at the Vicksburg National Military Park, beautiful antebellum homes, and a vibrant riverfront district filled with museums, restaurants, and Southern charm.
Overlooking the Mississippi River, Natchez boasts more historic homes than anywhere else in the South. It’s a walkable, charming town full of Southern elegance, live music, and river views — perfect for history lovers.
Lose yourself in the rhythm of The Big Easy. Wander the French Quarter, savor world-famous Creole and Cajun cuisine, catch live jazz, and take in the magic of Bourbon Street. Don’t miss a river cruise or the haunting beauty of the city’s historic cemeteries.
Soak up the sun on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. In Biloxi, try your luck at vibrant casinos, enjoy fresh seafood, or tour the Biloxi Lighthouse. Just across the bay, Ocean Springs is an artistic coastal gem, home to charming art galleries, blues bars, and a laid-back beach town vibe. A perfect blend of entertainment and relaxation.
Explore this historic port city, the birthplace of America’s first Mardi Gras. Visit the USS Alabama Battleship, walk through lively Dauphin Street, and enjoy the fusion of Gulf Coast culture and Southern tradition.
End your journey in Alabama’s capital — a city at the heart of the Civil Rights Movement. Visit the Legacy Museum, National Memorial for Peace and Justice, and landmarks tied to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Montgomery’s history is powerful, poignant, and essential.
This carefully curated route through Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana delivers a powerful mix of music, history, coastal beauty, and deep Southern soul. From recording studios to battlefields, jazz clubs to beach sunsets — it’s more than a road trip. It’s a journey through the living heart of the South.
If you like the sound of this multicentre around the Deep South, please call our Travelplanners on 020 3452 8888 to book.
