SAVANNAH
The best of Savannah, sorted.
The 6 most popular comedy & trivia tours in Savannah, with prices, run times and who you book through. The ones worth planning a morning or an evening around, and what each one actually gives you.
Savannah’s comedy trolley mixes downtown landmarks, movie trivia, and nonstop skits, with a restroom break and small-group ride.
Most Popular“Not too much history. Some humor, too much bad language. Some drinking and made some people uncomfortable”
Hop aboard Savannah for Morons, a 90-minute comedy trolley with the Moron Twins, 300 years of lore, and a restroom stop at McDonough’s.
“This tour is a must do if you’d like to laugh and learn about the area simultaneously our guides were hilarious full of energy and fun facts. I wish I could give it 20 stars. I’ve been on several tours like this, but this crew takes the cake.”
A 2–3 hour walking happy hour through Savannah’s Historic District with trivia, cocktails, and stop-by-stop stories for $40.
“Great tour. We love history. The guide was knowledgeable about Savannah. The walking is at an easy pace”
Savannah’s adult improv show where your seat matters, the comedy changes nightly, and friendly staff make it an easy late-night plan.
“It was a great night of improv comedy and the cast was nice and friendly. They made sure to keep us engaged in the show..”
A 21+ Happy Hour walking tour in Savannah with trivia, pub stops, and a prize-based game. Fun, funny, and surprisingly informative.
“Informative and fun, a must do for anyone looking for a historical tour that goes above and beyond.”
Savannah trivia walking tour with Teacher Lisa: 2–3 hours, $30, mobile ticket, English, history, hauntings, movies, and a points prize.
“Our family had an amazing trivia tour with Teacher Lisa! She was awesome and kept our 3 kids, from ages 7-12, entertained all while teaching them some amazing history! Our kids are still talking/retelling facts and stories that Lisa shared with us! We are looking forward to returning and doing another tour with her!”
From the squares under the oaks to the riverfront, the cemeteries and the dark nights in between, here is the whole city, sorted.
