SAVANNAH
The best of Savannah, sorted.
The 7 most popular sightseeing & city 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.
Gray Line’s Savannah land-and-sea combo pairs a Historic District trolley loop with a narrated riverboat cruise to Old Fort Jackson.
Most Popular“Joyce who narrated the trolley did a excellent job. She really knows the history. Very nice lady. The boat ride was enjoyable as well. Enjoyed the dolphins and the history.”
Savannah by trolley and riverboat in 3 hours, with Old Fort Jackson, live guide storytelling, and top photo views of the River Street skyline.
“it was very interesting and the staff were very caring. they made sure you knew what was going on and they contacted you to make sure you weren't left behind.they shuttled you to the boat and picked you up after the ride.”
360 open-top Mercedes Sprinter tour of Savannah with narration of City Market, River Street, squares, churches, and parks.
“Kathleen was great she was so gracious and kind and knows all about the city! Great history and fun facts! I would like to move here and retire!”
Experience Savannah off the beaten path on a local-led 2-hour walk through Forsyth, Mercer House, Jones Street live oaks, and city squares.
“Dee was a great tour guide - very informative. He even suggested places to go after we finished the tour. We did and they were excellent recommendations. Savannah is a beautiful city.”
A 2-hour walking tour of Savannah’s top squares and mansions with Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil stories for $25.
“This was a very interesting tour of Savannah! Our tour guide showed us many historical sites as well as provided us with historical (and fun) information throughout the walk! We would definitely do this again!”
Open-top Mercedes panoramic tour of historic Savannah with 90 minutes of stories, squares, churches, oak trees, and Starland views for $48.
“The driver/ narrator was excellent. Great sense of humor, very knowledgeable.”
Self-guided Savannah scavenger hunt with GPS audio, 10 historic stops, riddles, flexible 24/7 start, and $12 tickets for about 3 hours.
“I felt like something was missing from the experience. We didn’t get clues and I could have done the same thing by using Google maps going from place to place. It was not at all what i was hoping for in a scavenger hunt. Save your money.”
From the squares under the oaks to the riverfront, the cemeteries and the dark nights in between, here is the whole city, sorted.
