Best of Savannah
Twenty-two garden squares, oak canopies, and a riverfront that earns an evening — with the coast twenty minutes out.
Azaleas and comfortable days make spring the classic time, with fall a close second. Midsummer is hot and humid, and hurricane season runs from August into October.
Day 1·Historic Charm & Southern Comfort
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Jones Street
Wander down one of Savannah's most picturesque streets, famed for its historic homes and Spanish moss-draped oaks.
Food
Mrs. Wilkes' Dining Room
Line up early for a true Southern family-style feast at a Savannah institution.
Sightseeing
Forsyth Park
Stroll through this iconic park, anchor of the historic district, and admire its famous fountain.
Day 2·Boneyards, Beaches & Bites
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Bonaventure Cemetery
Explore this hauntingly beautiful cemetery, a true Southern Gothic experience with stunning sculptures and river views.
Sightseeing
Tybee Island Light Station and Museum
Climb Georgia's oldest and tallest lighthouse for panoramic views of the island and ocean.
Food
The Crab Shack
Enjoy casual, fresh seafood with a view at this Tybee Island favorite.
Activity
Tybee Island Beach
Relax on the sand or take a dip in the Atlantic at Savannah's beloved barrier island.
Day 3·Mossy Oaks & Riverfront Evenings
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Wormsloe Historic Site
Drive down the breathtaking avenue of live oaks, draped in Spanish moss, that leads to the historic tabby ruins.
Food
Olde Pink House Restaurant
Savor classic Southern cuisine in an elegant, historic mansion.
Nightlife
River Street
End your trip with a stroll along the historic riverfront, enjoying the ambiance and perhaps a drink at a waterfront bar.
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