Exploring Georgia: A 7-day Family-Friendly Itinerary

1. Day 1: Atlanta Zoo
   15 minutes (6.5 miles) from Downtown Atlanta

   Get up close with over 220 species of animals and enjoy their habitats, including pandas and gorillas.

2. Day 2: World of Coca-Cola
   10 minutes (2.5 miles) from the Atlanta Zoo

   Discover the history of Coca-Cola, try international flavors, and meet the Coca-Cola Polar Bear at this interactive museum.

3. Day 3: Stone Mountain Park
   25 minutes (20 miles) from Downtown Atlanta

   Hike up the mountain for stunning views, ride the Skyride cable car, and enjoy the attractions of the park including a historic train ride and a 4D movie.

4. Day 4: Georgia Aquarium
   15 minutes (4.5 miles) from Stone Mountain Park

   Learn about marine life and see over 100,000 animals including dolphins, whales, and penguins.

5. Day 5: Callaway Gardens
   1 hour 30 minutes (77 miles) from Downtown Atlanta

   Explore the gardens' nature trails, butterflies, and tropical birds, and enjoy family-friendly activities such as zip-lining and biking.

6. Day 6: Jekyll Island
   4 hours (290 miles) from Callaway Gardens

   Relax on the beaches, see the sea turtles at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center, and take a bike ride through the island's historic district.

7. Day 7: Stone Mountain Christmas
   20 minutes (20 miles) from Downtown Atlanta

   Experience holiday magic at Stone Mountain with festive shows, such as A Christmas Carol and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, a parade, and a tree-lighting ceremony.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Atlanta Zoo (3-4 hours, $17.99-$25.99)
• World of Coca-Cola (2-3 hours, $16-$19)
• Stone Mountain Park (all-day, $15-$20)
• Georgia Aquarium (2-3 hours, $33.99-$41.95)
• Callaway Gardens (all-day, $25-$30)
• Jekyll Island (all-day, $6 parking fee)
• Stone Mountain Christmas (all-day, $32.95-$34.95)
Total Estimated Costs: $150-$200 per person

Useful Tips

If you have more time, add a visit to the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site or a hike in the Chattahoochee National Forest. If you have less time, consider skipping Jekyll Island and spending an extra day in Atlanta to explore the Centennial Olympic Park and the High Museum of Art.