Georgia has mild winters, architecture and restaurants that reflect plenty of Southern charm, and lots of world-class golf courses. Travelers have one of the largest airports in the nation, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International.

Lifestyle and standard of living are two reasons Georgia continues to attracts retirees. The state’s diverse population, the blend of city and country atmosphere, and the widely varying topography all contribute to a unique lifestyle and array of experiences.

Georgia’s moderate climate enables residents to live an outdoor lifestyle. Georgia’s landscape offers something for everyone, pristine beaches, wondrous forests, majestic mountains, and magnificent rivers and streams.

Georgia is also home to more than 60 state parks and a dozen national parks, including the world-famous Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge and the Chattahoochee National Forest.