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“The Captain was very knowledgeable about Savannah and it's history. And the staff was very people friendly. My husband and I enjoyed our cruise! Thanks Georgia Queen!”
Gray Line’s Savannah land-and-sea combo pairs a Historic District trolley loop with a narrated riverboat cruise to Old Fort Jackson.
“The trolly tour guide was great. Very friendly and informative. The tour was well organized and we had no problem getting in the right trolly or the boat.”
Savannah to Tybee Island day trip by trolley with an included dolphin cruise, lighthouse photos, and optional seafood lunch stops.
“Dennis the driver was very friendly and knowledgeable …talked with us throughout the travel and let us know exactly what to expect!”
1.5-hour Savannah harbor cruise with captain narration, River Street views, and Old Fort Jackson artillery. $41 per person.
“All excellent! Was a great experience , the staff were amazing!”
Two hours on a Savannah Riverboat with a Southern buffet dinner, live music, and sunset views. Small group, easy downtown check-in.
“Food was great! Plenty of room to eat & see the sights. Music was awesome! Best dinner cruise we’ve taken to date. Absolutely Loved it. Very much worth the cost-TAKE THE TOUR! You won’t regret it”
A 2-hour Savannah Riverboat dinner cruise with a Lowcountry buffet, river views, and onboard entertainment along River Street.
“Boat is old. Carpets were really worn. Food was just ok. Vegetables were over cooked, chicken was undercooked, fish had no flavor. There was not a variety of desserts. Server was ok. The music was good. If food was better, it may have been worth the charge.”
A 2-hour Savannah River sunset cruise with open-air top deck views, live music, and DJ energy. $55, drinks and food extra.
“I loved the sunset cruise, the music, the location, and price”
Savannah lunch cruise with a Southern buffet, live Captain narration, scenic river views, and Old Fort Jackson cannon fire.
“Very nice trip with great service staff and narrative history. We enjoyed it.”
Savannah by trolley and riverboat in 3 hours, with Old Fort Jackson, live guide storytelling, and top photo views of the River Street skyline.
“We were able to get such a great view of history on the tour.”
2-hour Savannah sunset riverboat cruise with skyline lights, River Street views, and live onboard music. Cash bar available.
“The music was loud but overall enjoyable especially on top deck . The music didn’t appeal to me as much as milder more relaxing music would have even a better mix would have made for a more enjoyable experience for older couples”
Savannah harbor luncheon riverboat with a live guide, southern buffet, and panoramic River Street views plus Talmadge Bridge from the deck.
“The Georgia Queen was a very nice boat. Bathrooms were clean, the dining room was clean. The buffet was absolutely delicious. Fried chicken, Mac&cheese, collard greens, sweet potato casserole was amazing. The site-seeing on the river cruise were not all that great, not much to see, but overall it was a nice relaxing experience.”
A 2-hour Savannah dolphin and wildlife eco cruise on the River Explorer with real marsh views, port stories, and BYOB fun.
“We had a great captain (Birdie) and Steven. We saw some dolphins and lots of birds.”
See Savannah’s working port from the water on a small-group 90-minute cruise, with close views of ships, cranes, and logistics.
“This trip was cancelled by Viator 20 minutes before we were supposed to meet the boat captain. It appears from Viator email that we were charged for a trip that didn't happen. In addition, because we got the call so late, we spent $25 each way for Uber to get to the meeting location we…”
Savannah Sunday brunch on the River Queen: narrated 1.5-hour cruise, panoramic decks, and a Southern buffet by River Street.
“The staff was very efficient. The food was excellent. My only complaint is there were a few loud children running around loudly the majority of the time and they made it difficult to hear the narrator.”
A 90-minute Sunday brunch cruise on Savannah River with Southern favorites, easy River Street views, and live captain narration.
“This was a great experience and look forward to booking again, possibly a dinner cruise next time.”
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