Biloxi Casino Map
Biloxi has eight casinos, the densest concentration on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, plus the Scarlet Pearl just across the bay in D’Iberville. This Biloxi casino map groups every property by area, from the resort towers facing the Gulf along Highway 90 to the Point Cadet and Back Bay group on the quieter north side. They are full resort casinos, and the legal gambling age across Mississippi is 21.
Illustration An illustrated overview, not to scale. See the interactive map below for exact locations.
Where the casinos cluster in Biloxi
Biloxi sits on a narrow peninsula between the Gulf of Mexico to the south and the Back Bay to the north, and the casinos split between the two waterfronts. The larger visual group faces the Gulf along Highway 90, the beach boulevard, where Beau Rivage, Hard Rock, and Treasure Bay stand as towers a short drive apart, with Harrah’s at the foot of the bay bridge. This is the stretch most visitors picture when they think of Biloxi, the resorts you see across the road from the public beach.
The second group sits around Point Cadet and the Back Bay, on the eastern point and the calmer north side of the peninsula. The IP and Golden Nugget anchor Point Cadet near the small craft harbor, with the Palace and the locals oriented Boomtown along the Back Bay. The two areas are only a few minutes apart by car. This is part of the wider Mississippi Gulf Coast, so a short drive reaches Gulfport to the west and D’Iberville across the bay, where the Scarlet Pearl adds a ninth resort just outside the city.
All of these are land based resorts rather than the floating casinos Mississippi started with. The state once required casinos to sit over the water, and the Biloxi properties were built on barges until Hurricane Katrina destroyed most of them in 2005. The law was changed soon after to allow building on land near the shoreline, which is why today’s casinos are solid towers even though several still stand right at the water’s edge.
Biloxi casinos on the map
Verified The beachfront line runs along Highway 90; Point Cadet and the Back Bay group sit on the north and east side, with Scarlet Pearl across the bay.
Eight casinos in Biloxi plus the adjacent Scarlet Pearl in D'Iberville. Rosters drift with openings and rebrands; dated May 2026.
§ Casinos by area
The beachfront US-90 · facing the Gulf
The signature row. Beau Rivage anchors the west end as the coast’s largest resort and the tallest building in the state, with Hard Rock a little east toward the bay bridge and Treasure Bay, the castle themed property, further along the beach. Harrah’s Gulf Coast sits at the foot of the bridge, Gulf facing with a marina on the Back Bay behind it. These are the towers you see from the sand, each with its own parking, dining, and entertainment.
Point Cadet and the Back Bay east point · north of the peninsula
On the bay side, the IP Casino Resort Spa and Golden Nugget sit together on Point Cadet near the small craft harbor, the IP a 32 story tower at the eastern tip. Along the Back Bay are the Palace, a smoke free floor, and Boomtown, which bills itself as the original locals casino. The setting is calmer and the parking easier than the beachfront, and the two areas are a few minutes apart by car.
Planning a visit to Biloxi
- Getting there
- Gulfport-Biloxi International (GPT) is about 15 minutes west. New Orleans is roughly 90 minutes by car along Interstate 10, and Mobile, Alabama, about an hour east.
- Getting around
- The beachfront resorts string along Highway 90; the Point Cadet and Back Bay group is a few minutes north and east. A car is the simplest way to move between them.
- Minimum age
- 21 to gamble, statewide in Mississippi. Verify at the property before a visit.
- Sports betting
- Legal at the casino sportsbooks and on a mobile app, but only while you are on casino property. No statewide online betting. 21 and up.
- Hours & parking
- Casino floors generally run 24/7. Most resorts offer free self-parking and valet; amenities keep their own hours.
From floating casinos to beachfront towers
Biloxi’s casinos look like a resort strip today, but they began on the water. When Mississippi legalized dockside gambling in 1990 the law required the gambling to take place over the Gulf, so the first Biloxi casinos were built on barges moored at the shoreline, with the Isle of Capri opening as the state’s first coastal casino in 1992. Hurricane Katrina wiped out most of those barges in August 2005, pushing several hundred feet inland and leaving the coast’s gaming industry in ruins. In the special legislative session that followed, the state allowed Gulf Coast casinos to rebuild on land within 800 feet of the shoreline. The towers that went up afterward, led by a rebuilt and expanded lineup along Highway 90, are the reason Biloxi now reads as solid resorts rather than boats, even where they sit right at the water.
Shows, dining, and the beach
Biloxi works as a resort destination as much as a casino one. The larger properties run headline concerts and shows, buffets and chef restaurants, spas, and golf at courses around the area, and the public beach runs the length of Highway 90 directly across from the beachfront casinos. Beau Rivage in particular leans on its theater, fine dining, and a Bellagio style conservatory, a reflection of its MGM lineage. Ocean Springs, a short hop east over the bay bridge, adds a walkable arts and dining district, and the seafood the coast is known for shows up everywhere from casino buffets to small shrimp houses off the floor.
The rest of the Gulf Coast near Biloxi
Biloxi is the center of the coast, but it is not the whole of it. Directly across the Back Bay, D’Iberville holds the Scarlet Pearl, the newest full resort in the area, opened in 2015. About fifteen minutes west, Gulfport has the large Island View, which runs the biggest gaming floor on the coast across two connected buildings. Further west toward the Louisiana line, Bay St. Louis and the Hancock County shore add Hollywood and the Silver Slipper. For a visitor based in Biloxi, all of these are an easy drive, which makes the city a practical hub for the whole Mississippi Gulf Coast rather than just its own eight floors.
Biloxi casino questions
Q. How many casinos are in Biloxi?
Eight in Biloxi itself, split between the Gulf beachfront along Highway 90 and the Point Cadet and Back Bay group on the north side, plus the Scarlet Pearl just across the bay in D'Iberville. It is the densest casino city on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Q. What is the gambling age in Biloxi?
21, the legal casino age across Mississippi. The general state gambling age is 18, but the casinos serve alcohol and require 21 on the floor. Confirm at the venue, since policies can change.
Q. Which Biloxi casinos are on the beach?
Beau Rivage, Hard Rock, and Treasure Bay front the Gulf along Highway 90, with Harrah's at the foot of the bay bridge. The Point Cadet and Back Bay group, including the IP, Golden Nugget, Boomtown, and Palace, sits on the quieter north and east side of the peninsula.
Q. Which is the biggest casino in Biloxi?
Beau Rivage, which opened in 1999, has about 85,000 square feet of gaming and at 32 stories is the tallest building in Mississippi. It anchors the west end of the beachfront and is the marquee resort on the whole coast.
Q. How far is Biloxi from New Orleans?
Roughly 90 minutes by car west along Interstate 10, which makes Biloxi a common weekend trip from the New Orleans area. Mobile, Alabama, is about an hour east on the same interstate.
Q. Can you bet on sports in Biloxi?
Yes, at the casino sportsbooks and on a mobile app, but only while you are physically on casino property. Mississippi has no statewide online sports betting. The minimum age is 21, the same as the casino floor.
Q. Are Biloxi casinos on the water?
No longer. After Hurricane Katrina in 2005 the law was changed to let Gulf Coast casinos build on land within 800 feet of the shoreline, so today's Biloxi resorts are solid towers, even though several sit right at the water. The river casinos elsewhere in Mississippi still operate on barges.
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Editorial note
Reviewed by the CasinosMap editorial desk. The eight casino roster, the beachfront and Back Bay split, the addresses, and the age, betting, and dockside facts were checked against current authoritative sources, not prior knowledge. The Boomtown floor on the Back Bay is included, and any biggest casino claim is tied to a dated, sourced figure. Counts are a snapshot.
Sources
- City of Biloxi visitor information official casino roster and addresses
- Mississippi Gaming Commission licensed casinos, minimum age, post-Katrina land law
- Operator official sites Beau Rivage, IP, Harrah's, Boomtown locations and hours
- ICLG Gambling Laws 2026, Mississippi sports betting and online status