Imagine yourself parasailing in Biloxi, a recreational activity, where a person is towed behind a quick boat, while fastened to a parachute, known as parasail wing. As the boat bounces, it can carry up to three people to fly into the air at the same time, side by side or front to back. As you leave the Marina, you can sit back and enjoy a boat ride to the Biloxi Bay, where dolphins and other marine life can be on your viewing.
Biloxi has a subtropical climate, heavily influenced by the Gulf of Mexico. Winter days are wet and mild and summers are humid and hot, bearing the brunt of tropical storms during late summer to fall. The average temperature varies between 43-63°F (6-17 °C) in winter and 74-90°F (23-32 °C) in summer.
This parasail ride is more than a recreational activity, it is an experience and a “don’t miss” adventure, that one can experience by him/herself or with friends. A flight over the picturesque beaches of Biloxi is indescribable. Take your camera and capture every exciting moment. And if you feel like screaming, go ahead, no one will listen, but the wind!
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Biloxi is nowadays the fifth largest city in Mississippi. Although it has suffered severe damages by the hurricane Katrina, most of which are restored and it can now provide many recreational activities in parks, playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts.
Biloxi is now the fifth largest city in the state of Mississippi. It has many islands spread into the Gulf of Mexico and it counts many casinos and resort hotels. The city of Biloxi provides many recreational activities in numerous facilities, among them parks, playgrounds, walking tracks, tennis and basketball courts.
Ocean Springs is placed on the wonderful Mississippi Gulf Coast, on the eastern shore of Biloxi Bay. Its historic center is full of streets lined by oak trees and parks. It also has many ethnic restaurants, not common in neighboring communities. But most of all, it is full of picturesque beaches!
Gulfport, founded by William H. Hardy and Joseph T. Jones, is the second largest city in Mississippi. It is a colorful beachfront city on the Gulf of Mexico with beautiful, long, white sand beaches and a strong commercial center. It offers several opportunities for shopping, as well as golfing, gambling and water sports.
Biloxi is nowadays the fifth largest city in Mississippi. Although it has suffered severe damages by the hurricane Katrina, most of which are restored and it can now provide many recreational activities in parks, playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts.
Biloxi is nowadays the fifth largest city in Mississippi. Although it has suffered severe damages by the hurricane Katrina, most of which has been restored and it can now provide with many recreational activities in parks, playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts.
Biloxi is nowadays the fifth largest city in the state of Mississippi. Although it has suffered severe damages by the hurricane Katrina, most of which are now restored, Biloxi can provide many recreational activities in parks, playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts.
Gulfport, founded by William H. Hardy and Joseph T. Jones, is the second largest city in Mississippi. It is a colorful beachfront city on the Gulf of Mexico with beautiful, long, white sand beaches and a strong commercial center. It offers several opportunities for shopping as well as golfing, gambling and water sports.
