SAVANNAH · GEORGIA
The best of Savannah, sorted.
The 15 most popular riverboat cruises 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.
90-minute Savannah riverboat cruise with live captain narration, skyline views, and passes Old Fort Jackson. Indoor comfort and a cash bar.
Most Popular“We found the narrative difficult to hear and the windows were fogged over so difficult to see outside.”
Gray Line’s Savannah land-and-sea combo pairs a Historic District trolley loop with a narrated riverboat cruise to Old Fort Jackson.
“This is a great tour to get acquainted with all of Savannah given the Trolley tour takes you through the major areas and the Steamboat gives you a good history background, its shipping and other industries successes and more and we got to see Dolphins swimming next to us on the river!!”
Savannah to Tybee Island day trip by trolley with an included dolphin cruise, lighthouse photos, and optional seafood lunch stops.
“From our quick city history tour to our Tybee Island experience; every bit of our itinerary was enjoyable. Stefanie did a wonderful job sharing her historical knowledge of the city and the island, she was a very safe driver as well.”
1.5-hour Savannah harbor cruise with captain narration, River Street views, and Old Fort Jackson artillery. $41 per person.
“The boat was clean and all staff very friendly and helpful. The narrator was excellent. I would definitely recommend this trip.”
Two hours on a Savannah Riverboat with a Southern buffet dinner, live music, and sunset views. Small group, easy downtown check-in.
“Very nice we like the view of area’s and food was great , I will be coming back again I enjoy everything .”
A 2-hour Savannah Riverboat dinner cruise with a Lowcountry buffet, river views, and onboard entertainment along River Street.
“Had a great time! Loved the two guys music but could be a little more uplifting. Everyone were yawning. Tired to fr them to play some oldies but goodies but they didn’t play the music. Once they put the dj music on everyone started to dance. Maybe have the guys play the music during dinner…”
A 2-hour Savannah River sunset cruise with open-air top deck views, live music, and DJ energy. $55, drinks and food extra.
“It was an amazing experience, the energy on board was top notch coupled with the DJ, crew and the people onboard, we had a good time for sure.”
Savannah lunch cruise with a Southern buffet, live Captain narration, scenic river views, and Old Fort Jackson cannon fire.
“Good was very good. Our server, Rae & tour guide Gage were excellent.”
Savannah by trolley and riverboat in 3 hours, with Old Fort Jackson, live guide storytelling, and top photo views of the River Street skyline.
“A different view of Savannah! We loved the cruise and the tour guide!”
2-hour Savannah sunset riverboat cruise with skyline lights, River Street views, and live onboard music. Cash bar available.
“Taking the sunset tour was beautiful as the sun set, the DJ was awesome, we dance from the time the D J start playing until he stop playing. I would take this tour again”
Savannah harbor luncheon riverboat with a live guide, southern buffet, and panoramic River Street views plus Talmadge Bridge from the deck.
“We really love the lunch cruise. The food was delicious. Such a variety of food. The customer service and food were excellent. Depending what time of the year you are going, bring a hooded jacket or rain poncho.”
A 2-hour Savannah dolphin and wildlife eco cruise on the River Explorer with real marsh views, port stories, and BYOB fun.
“Krista and Connor are engaging, well-informed and fun! We really enjoyed exploring the Savana River and marshes ecosystems with them. It was a beautiful way to learn by observing, feeling and experiencing Savannah River and its industry, as well as the unique, beautiful, and peaceful salt marsh ecosystem and its inhabitants.”
See Savannah’s working port from the water on a small-group 90-minute cruise, with close views of ships, cranes, and logistics.
“It was very informative. Peter was a great tour guide. Very knowledgeable but very laid back and personable.”
Savannah Sunday brunch on the River Queen: narrated 1.5-hour cruise, panoramic decks, and a Southern buffet by River Street.
“The actual cruise and narration were fun and interesting. The food was acceptable, but not great. There were many selections which made choosing something agreeable more possible. The wine was HORRIBLE!”
A 90-minute Sunday brunch cruise on Savannah River with Southern favorites, easy River Street views, and live captain narration.
“The narration was really interesting as we were sailing down. I believe if they would have offered a nice salad and some kind od chocolate would have made it complete. Other than that food and service was outstanding.”
From the squares under the oaks to the riverfront, the cemeteries and the dark nights in between, here is the whole city, sorted.
