SAVANNAH
The best of Savannah, sorted.
The 15 Savannah experiences visitors talk about most, from the oak-lined squares and River Street to the cemeteries and the ghost stories.
Hop on and off Savannah’s historic trolley loop. Narration, 15–16 stops, and easy routing for River Street, City Market, and Forsyth Park.
Most Popular“This is a terrific way to get around, see the sites, orient yourself, and get lots of information and history, with smiles and humor. Well worth the time and money. Thank you!”
90-minute Savannah riverboat cruise with live captain narration, skyline views, and passes Old Fort Jackson. Indoor comfort and a cash bar.
“Take a lightweight jacket! We were warm in the sunshine but lots of us donned our outerwear once we were underway in the cool breeze.”
A lantern-lit 90-minute walk through Savannah’s darker past, mixing war-era stories, true crime, and legends, ending at Colonial Park Cemetery.
“Amazing guide and experience! Completely a must do when visiting this beautiful and haunted city. The guide was super knowledgeable and presented the actual historical facts, take the tour...if you dare!”
Walk Savannah’s squares and River Street for up to six lunch-size tastings, guided by locals, ending at Savannah Bee Company.
“One of the best food tours I've ever been on. Lots of tastings and a great variety of amazing food. Gail was a wonderful guide for our first trip to Savannah. Great value. We had to skip dinner- too full from the 11am tour.”
A 2-hour guided stroll through Savannah’s Historic District with a local resident, smart audio, and major landmarks like Forsyth Park and River Street.
“Savanna (tour guide's real name) was friendly, extremely knowledgeable and well organized in her presentation of the history.”
Savannah Ghosts & Gravestones Trolley Tour: a narrated night ride with after-hours stops at Andrew Low House and River Street sights.
“This was a very fun and informative ghost and history tour! The whole experience was not just on a trolley, but it did have two very interesting stops with their own tour guide!”
Dead of Night in Savannah guides you through Johnson Square, Colonial Park Cemetery, and Wright Square with history and spooky tales for $34.99.
“Henry was an amazing tour guide! He tells stories without being gimmicky, and he throws in some jokes to lighten the mood! It was great!”
A narrated 75-minute trolley ride through Savannah’s National Historic Landmark District, with iconic squares, mansions, and river views.
“Fun, and informative. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and a great presenter. Great historic information and visual aspects.”
Gray Line’s Savannah land-and-sea combo pairs a Historic District trolley loop with a narrated riverboat cruise to Old Fort Jackson.
“The narrator for the trolley was funny, engaging and well spoken. The boat narrator was also well informed. The tours were on time, with plenty of time to eat between events.”
Ride an all-day hop-on hop-off trolley through Savannah’s top squares, riverfront, and historic stops, with live English narration.
“I took a second bus ride with justice she was really clear to understand and had a great attitude. highly recommend.”
Taste Southern classics while walking Savannah’s squares and River Street. Small-group tour includes 6 tastings and history for $60.
“Walking on uneven surfaces did not bother us, but should be mentioned. Overall it was a happy, friendly environment.”
Outdoor 2-hour Savannah dark history ghost walk with clear headsets, small-group storytelling, and eerie stops at squares and cemeteries for $39.
“It was lovely, though not as expected. Her stories were good, but it would be hard to not be cheesy.”
Bonaventure Cemetery on foot with downtown pickup. Small-group tour with a historian for $48, plus van rides to cover the grounds.
“Tour guide Tim, was very knowledgeable. He hit all the important points. Kept the tour moving without rushing us.”
Savannah’s Historic Landmark District food walk with up to 5 tastings, local stories, and stops in Chippewa, Johnson, and Ellis Squares.
“Food selection was not impressive. Low country food is the best with seafood and the tour did not include. I would suggest canceling the Peruvian food and add authentic Savannah fare. Cindy was awesome.”
Savannah to Tybee Island day trip by trolley with an included dolphin cruise, lighthouse photos, and optional seafood lunch stops.
“Gray Line (Kelly) picked us up at the Waving Girl stop near our hotel AND returned us to this spot after our tour - this was tremendously helpful and gave us peace of mind.”
From the squares under the oaks to the riverfront, the cemeteries and the dark nights in between, here is the whole city, sorted.
