SAVANNAH
The best of Savannah, sorted.
The 15 most popular things to do in Savannah. Walks through the historic squares, riverboat cruises, the haunted tours after dark and the trip out to Bonaventure, all in one place.
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“Very informative guide and tour of a historic city. Well worthwhile. We enjoyed the tour on a cold day.”
90-minute Savannah riverboat cruise with live captain narration, skyline views, and passes Old Fort Jackson. Indoor comfort and a cash bar.
“Ok Cruise light on history. A lot on shipping and how busy the port is. Departure point in good location”
A lantern-lit 90-minute walk through Savannah’s darker past, mixing war-era stories, true crime, and legends, ending at Colonial Park Cemetery.
“This was a great way to start the trip. Dan was informative and funny. We were able to plan the rest of our stay around stories and places we visited in this tour.”
Walk Savannah’s squares and River Street for up to six lunch-size tastings, guided by locals, ending at Savannah Bee Company.
“Great way to experience different restaurants trying small bites when there are so many in Savannah .”
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.
“The tour guide, aptly named Savannah, was fantastic. Great overview of the city with historical background. We would highly recommend the tour with Savannah”
Savannah Ghosts & Gravestones Trolley Tour: a narrated night ride with after-hours stops at Andrew Low House and River Street sights.
“The tour is very well done. You’ll ride on a Trolley through Savannah, while a narrator in period clothing tells you about the haunted history of Savannah and how it earned the reputation of the most haunted city in America.”
Dead of Night in Savannah guides you through Johnson Square, Colonial Park Cemetery, and Wright Square with history and spooky tales for $34.99.
“Was very informative. Very enjoyable walk through the city at night. Dylan was an awesome tour guide.”
A narrated 75-minute trolley ride through Savannah’s National Historic Landmark District, with iconic squares, mansions, and river views.
“Crystal was very knowledgeable. We decided to stop in Savannah for less than 24 hours. Take the tour and see if we wanted to stay longer. Had it not snowed we would have, because the tour was enough to tell us where we wanted to concentrate on more to visit.”
Gray Line’s Savannah land-and-sea combo pairs a Historic District trolley loop with a narrated riverboat cruise to Old Fort Jackson.
“Great pickup service from our hotel and then a delightful duo tour of the city and the river. The tour guides were knowledgeable and entertaining.”
Ride an all-day hop-on hop-off trolley through Savannah’s top squares, riverfront, and historic stops, with live English narration.
“Red was an awesome guide. Loved that you can hop off and hop on as desired. Wait was always less that 15 mins for the next trolly. Well run!”
Taste Southern classics while walking Savannah’s squares and River Street. Small-group tour includes 6 tastings and history for $60.
“We had a great time, food was delicious and we had a few drinks that were recommended that were amazing!”
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 a really good experience. If you love dark history you’ll love this tour! Our guide was great!”
Bonaventure Cemetery on foot with downtown pickup. Small-group tour with a historian for $48, plus van rides to cover the grounds.
“The guide Tim was great. The tour was perfect for our family who was visiting family who lives in Savannah. The family from Savannah even learned a ton and we all had a great time.”
Savannah’s Historic Landmark District food walk with up to 5 tastings, local stories, and stops in Chippewa, Johnson, and Ellis Squares.
“Our guide was Gail. She was knowledgeable about the history of the houses, parks and cemeteries while we walked to the various restaurants. We were introduced to a number of Southern foods that we northerners had never eaten. Boiled peanuts and fried green tomatoes with crabmeat as well as the famous Leopold’s ice cream. We…”
Savannah to Tybee Island day trip by trolley with an included dolphin cruise, lighthouse photos, and optional seafood lunch stops.
“Max was a great guide. He had a lot of knowledge and was very helpful. If you can get him as your tour guide, you will be blessed.”
From the squares under the oaks to the riverfront, the cemeteries and the dark nights in between, here is the whole city, sorted.
