SAVANNAH
The best of Savannah, sorted.
The 6 most popular segway 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.
60-minute Segway tour of Savannah with training and small-group stops at Telfair Square and St. John the Baptist Cathedral. $55.
Most Popular“The tour was awesome and I loved riding around on a Segway. I was nervous, but the instructor (Sargon) did such a good job teaching me and made me feel so comfortable. Sargon was a wealth of knowledge.”
Segway through Savannah on a 90-minute history tour with small-group pace, free cathedral and museum stops, and guides who teach.
“Gregg was an awesome guide, and my family thought that this was a great way to see historic Savannah while getting out for some fun! Thanks!!”
Segway through Savannah’s historic squares and movie sets with radio narration, haunted-home lore, and standout sights in about 60–90 minutes for $55.
“The tour guide made this activity. He was entertaining and very knowledgeable of the history. He did an excellent job at training us to use the Segways. Would highly recommend this outing.”
Learn Segways, then cruise Savannah’s film locations with a small group and a guide’s movie trivia, photos, and stops at iconic backdrops.
“It was a fun way to spend some time around Savannah. Hasn't heard of any of the movies, except Forrest Gump. The bench from the movie, described on the web site is no longer there”
Glide through Savannah’s Bonaventure Cemetery on a small-group Segway tour with safety training and stops at famed graves.
“Our tour guide Carolyn was amazing. We loved her. It was like taking the tour with an old friend. She was very informative on all things cemetery symbolism and art and history. I should add that I have limited range of motion due to a rod in my spine and hardware in my left knee…”
Glide through Bonaventure Cemetery on a guided Segway tour with narrated plantation and family history. Small group, includes water.
“Grateful: “Some people guide tours; others make history feel like a living story. Our guide-Neal—a passionate historian and Brave Military Veteran-did exactly that. His presence was calming, his knowledge deep, and his charm unmatched.” He was true in his narrative, but also shared the historical rumors and gossip, which made it fun. A skilled storyteller.…”
From the squares under the oaks to the riverfront, the cemeteries and the dark nights in between, here is the whole city, sorted.
