- The list below includes 33 free or cheap things to do in or near Pascagoula, Mississippi, including 51 different types of inexpensive activities like History Museums, Islands, Fishing and Parks.
- From Petit Bois Island to Le Pointe Krebs House, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Pascagoula and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Ocean Springs, Biloxi, Gautier and D'Iberville.
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Located on the Gulf Coast, Front Beach offers visitors a spacious beach for lounging and spending a day in the sun. Visitors can wade into the water or walk on the wooden pier to enjoy views of the ocean.
19.0 Miles
The Orh-O'Keefe Museum concentrates on the pottery and life of George Ohr who is considered to be the Mad Potter of Biloxi. The collection is complemented with on-site cafe, store, free Wi-Fi, and rotational traveling exhibits.
19.7 Miles
You cannot have a coastal community without a proud and rich maritime history. Learn about Mississippi's maritime history and heritage at this unique museum. You'll learn about boating, fishing, and even the hurricanes that have ravished the area through informative exhibits and events. Two schooner replicas ar…
19.8 Miles
New arrivals can find lots of useful information at the Biloxi Visitors Center in Biloxi, Mississippi. Located on a scenic strip of Route 90, the Center is only hundreds of yards from Biloxi's beautiful lighthouse.
19.8 Miles
Biloxi Historical/Cemetery Tours provides visitors with a unique opportunity to learn about the history of the local area. During the tour, guests witness ten different re-enactors that each represents a different figure from the city's long history.
20.6 Miles
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3366 Bay Shore Dr, D'Iberville, MS 39540
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Family friendly fishing charts are the primary focus of Mega-Bite Fishing Charters, LLC. Trips are conducted in the Gulf South area with options for inshore Back Bay fishing and offshore fishing throughout the year.
20.7 Miles
Made of cast-iron, the Biloxi Lighthouse was built in 1848. First operated by civilians and then the Coast Guard, the light house is now open to the public for tours.
20.7 Miles
As a sightseeing tour, Biloxi Tour Train takes visitors on a tram ride through the city. While on the tour, visitors will learn about the history of each neighborhood and the damage done by Hurricane Katrina.
20.7 Miles
Amenities at the Grand 18 D'Iberville include wall to wall screens, stadium seating, and high back chairs. The theater also has a game room and offer free refills on large popcorns and drinks.
21.8 Miles
The Old Biloxi Cemetery has grave markers from the early 1900s to the late 1900s. The cemetery is popular with people who are interested in seeing the styles used in older grave markers.