The beach has fine white sand, but the water is warm, dark and murky. If you want to lay on the…read morebeach, you'll love it. The kids will have a blast. But the Gulf water isn't swell. Pack lunch. Build a sand castle. Then go home.

stunning and quiet. the water is murky and pretty shallow for quite a while into the ocean, and…read moreit's very different from the beaches i grew up near (wrightsville, etc) but it's so charming and so close to town hallmarks like a bookshop/coffee shop and the local library. i loved seeing the houses across the road while lying on the beach. i would love to retire to a place like this!

We recently spent a week in Biloxi Mississippi. We stayed in a condo right across the street from…read moreBiloxi Beach. The beach was undergoing some renovation with heavy equipment/machinery bringing in fresh sand. No we were there during the off-season.. the beach itself has beautiful, white sand and was fairly clean. It stretches for quite a ways and there are several beach bars/restaurant establishments on Biloxi Beach that you can dine out at. There's also a large souvenir shop called shark heads on Biloxi Beach that was fun to visit. Because we were there in April, it was a little too cold to spend extended time on the beach, but we enjoyed evening walks to watch the sunset. Note, Biloxi Beach is on the Mississippi sound so the water is brown. You may spot Atlantic bottle nose dolphins!

This beach is okay, and as you can see from the photos, it is quite a popular location because…read morethere is a small parking lot close by. We stopped here to spend a little time on the beach and experience the Gulf of Mexico. Unfortunately for us, there are multiple signs that say they do not allow dogs. We travel with our small dog and we don't like to leave her in our vehicle. My husband stayed with her while I checked the beach out for a bit. I really didn't think it was anything special. The sand here is super fine and you will notice that most people are taking their shoes off and leaving them in the parking lot. It's very difficult to get this sand off of you. There was also a smell, I want to say it was like sewage, but it wasn't that strong, just strong enough to make me not want to stay. Because of that I did not venture into the water. As I said, there is a parking area adjacent to this beach and a paved boardwalk that goes around where people were jogging and walking their dogs. This is definitely a functional beach and there were lots of family and children on the beach when I visited.

What a gem. It's so off the main gulf coast drag that it's almost total at times. Gorgeous homes,…read more or woods and it feels off the radar.

This a great place along the Mississippi gulf coast. As with many beaches along the gulf coast, the…read morewater has a tea color to it due to the Mississippi river drainage plain. But the water is clear and clean with great sandy beaches. a true "Old South" place to visit. Don't expect anything fast paced and non-stop, it's quiet, slow and serene. One of my favorite places to go. As someone who grew up in Biloxi, I know the difference and it's a big difference.

Went out with Captain Chris and his son Chris this morning. Couldn't ask for a more professional…read moreand great crew. Never stopped working hard to put us on fish and make the trip a joy that it was. Slow day for him was an epic day for us. If you plan on fishing the Mississippi Gulf Coast this is the only phone call you need to make.

I had a fantastic experience with this chartering company! The staff was professional, the vessel…read morewas well-maintained, and the entire trip was smooth and enjoyable. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a top-notch chartering service.

Jim is an excellent sea captain! He runs a 1-man show and provides history and a safe sailing…read moreexperience. It's a beautiful ride from the new Gulfport marina. You can bring your own snacks and drinks and he provides water and soft drinks. 3 sailing times (2.5 hr) daily, weather permitting, and I plan to return for the sunset one in the future!

North Star is a great choice for sailing classes. Captain Chris Sharpe was an excellent instructor:…read moreexpert knowledge, patient and a clear communicator. Polaris was a great "classroom." North Star worked with my schedule and maintained communication. The whole experience was fun and I came away much more knowledgeable and comfortable. I can highly recommend North Star.

We had an amazing day in shore fishing with Chris. He was patient, kind, supportive, and a lot of…read morefun to spend the time with on the water. He was an amazing fishing guide and prepared them for us and recommended where to go where the restaurant will cook your catch. He was exceptional!!!

Excellent trip! Chris took us fishing in Biloxi's back bay including Ocean Springs Fort Bayou. We…read morehad a wonderful time and Chris is very knowledgeable about the area and it's fish. Highly recommend.

Not a great sunset this evening from Ocean Springs' Front Beach, compared to last night's from…read moreBiloxi's beach but it was still a lovely view of Biloxi Bay and the Biloxi Bay Bridge. Front Beach extends for about a mile from the Ocean Springs Pier to the Ocean Springs Yacht Club. The beach is smooth and quite flat with a firm sand and a slow slope that allows you to wade out quite a bit before it even gets up to waist level. Fort Maurepas Park is nearby with a playground and volleyball nets. There is parking there as well as parallel along the beach side of Front Beach Blvd. The beach is clean and free from litter. It gets groomed every morning. [Review 14182 overall, 1504 of 2020, number 72 in Mississippi.]

We always enjoy relaxing at this beach. The views are always beautiful. It's amazing what you may…read moresee! The ability to do many different things at this beach is inviting and someplace to enjoy families, friends, and pets.

One of the many shoreline parks, this one a part of the land trust in the area. They have some very…read morenicely reconstructed docks after the hurricane, which extend out into the water and you can fish off of them. The shoreline has a few oysters shadows of where people picked them off the rocks, too, depending on the tide, though the blocky concrete pieces that they used for part of the shoreline is still relatively treacherous for your ankles. There's a boat ramp and dock here, too, so you can see the pelicans line up when fishermen return. Beach here is white sand and they have some parking along the roadside and the