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Savannah, under the live oaks.

Lantern-lit ghost walks, riverboats on the water, Bonaventure’s mossy angels and a Southern table worth loosening your belt for. What each tour is really like, what it costs, and where to book.

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The seven Savannah swears by.

First trip or fifth, these carry a Savannah itinerary: the hop-on trolley that untangles the grid of squares, a candlelit ghost walk past the old mansions, the riverboat that reads you the cotton-era waterfront from the water.

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★ 4.5 · 6,527 reviews · Savannah’s most-booked tour

Savannah Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley Tour

A narrated Savannah hop-on hop-off trolley with easy stops at River Street, City Market, Forsyth Park, and more, for flexible sightseeing.

From $44 per person

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The historic district

Twenty-two squares, best seen on foot.

Savannah was laid out around its squares, and the walk between them is the tour. Live oaks and Spanish moss, cast-iron balconies, the fountain in Forsyth Park, a plaque and a ghost story on every corner. The guides who know which door hides which tale are the ones worth booking.

After dark

Savannah saves a side for after dark.

The gas lamps come up over the squares, River Street fills along the water, and a to-go cup is perfectly legal in the historic district. Ride a dinner cruise past the lit waterfront, crawl the old taverns, or just walk the cobblestones with the crowd. The night is half the reason people come.

At the table

Nobody leaves Savannah hungry.

Shrimp and grits, fried green tomatoes, pralines still warm from the copper kettle, biscuits at a table you would never find alone. These food walks pair the plates with the history of the squares they cross, so come with an appetite and loose plans for dinner.

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Out to the water

The coast is a half-hour away.

Savannah sits just up the river from the Atlantic, and the boats know it. Dolphin cruises off Tybee Island, a beach day under the lighthouse, an eco tour through the salt marsh. Trade the cobblestones for the coast without giving up the whole afternoon.

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Beyond the squares

Bonaventure keeps the city’s stories.

A little way out of town, Savannah’s history rests under the oaks at Bonaventure: marble angels, poets and songwriters, the graves a book and a film made famous. Guides read the symbolism on the stones and the lives behind them. Handled with care, it is the most moving morning on any itinerary.

Where to go

Where a Savannah day can go.

Savannah rewards wandering. Chase the squares by daylight, the ghosts by lantern, River Street once the boats light up, and the marsh when you need the water. Each corner is its own afternoon.

By the kind of day

However you’d rather explore.

A dozen ways to spend a Savannah afternoon, from a slow walk through the squares to a fast lap on a Segway. Pick the format that fits your group and every option behind it is already reviewed and priced.

Told honestly

The history Savannah doesn’t hide.

Savannah’s past runs deeper than the ghost stories. Guides walk you through the city’s Civil War years, its African American and Gullah Geechee heritage, the grand old homes, and the real story behind the book everyone knows. These are the serious hours that stay with you longest.

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