Mississippi Gulf Coast Photo Gallery

The color of the Coast

The Mississippi Gulf Coast is a vibrant region with a host of opportunities for visitors and students attending The University of Southern Mississippi at one of its Gulf Coast locations.

Photos courtesy of the Harrison County Tourism Commission.

The historic Biloxi Lighthouse dates to 1848.
Guiding light
The sun sets radiantly over the Biloxi Back Bay.
Sunny side down
A regatta in the Gulf brings out colorful sailboats.
Sail away
De Soto National Forest has swamps, lush savannas, rolling pine forests
Scenic swamp
An excursion to Ship Island, an undeveloped gem 11 miles off the Coast
Isle getaway
Fort Massachusetts, a preserved site on Ship Island in the Gulf, dates to 1868.
Historic fort
Cruisin' the Coast draws thousands of car enthusiasts each fall.
Freewheeling
Lights and fireworks highlight Christmas on the water.
Fire and water
The Mississippi Gulf Coast hosts its own Mardi Gras celebrations each winter.
Riding high
Gulf Coast has more than 20 golf courses, designed by legends like Jack Nicklaus
Puttering around
The Gulf Coast is home to a number of luxury resorts and casinos.
Lady luck

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