Savannah Tours, Vacations & Travel Packages
Savannah means “treeless plain” in Spanish, but there’s nothing plain about this Georgian jewel of a city. Savannah is a romantic, elegant and historic city, known for its bustling riverfront, Spanish-moss-swathed stately squares and Southern friendliness. It’s tempting to spend time just relaxing on a B&B’s wide verandah while sipping mint juleps, but there are plenty of memorable museums, grand mansions and haunted cemeteries to explore.
Savannah’s historic district’s main draw is its antebellum houses embellished with intricate iron balconies cascading with creeping greenery and fragrant flowers. Ride a horse-drawn carriage to the Owens-Thomas House and Museum famed for its decorative arts or the nearby Telfair Academy‘s fine collection of American Impressionism. Not to be missed is the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, Savannah’s pride and joy with its stained-glass window and exquisite ceiling murals.
Savannah’s waterfront transports its visitors to an eighteenth-century European cobblestone street port. Once filled with cotton warehouses, it is now lined with seafood restaurants, salty bars and chic boutiques. Try stepping back in time by indulging yourself on a paddle-wheel riverboat cruise or join a historic or ghost hunt tour of the 150-year-old Bonaventure Cemetery with its tree-lined roadways and elegant statuary.
Considered one of the country’s best food cities, Savannah has a huge selection of incredible dining for discerning foodies. With entrees such as shrimp and grits, bourbon BBQ oysters or seafood pot pie, choosing a culinary experience can become an exacting exercise.
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Coasts and Mountains of the South: Atlanta, Myrtle Beach, Charleston & More
MODERATE | SELF-DRIVE: The American South is rich in mesmerizing scenery, history and graceful, often enthralling, architecture. The Great Smoky Mountains rising along the border of Tennessee and North Carolina are simply stunning and the beaches between Charleston and Savannah are delightful. Both cities also offer dazzling samples of antebellum architecture and plenty of history to go with it. Atlanta and Charlotte add the bigger city glamour, but Asheville might be the surprise of the trip.- Duration:
- 8 Days
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- US$ 1,399
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- Self-Drives
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American Heritage: New York City, Washington, Savannah & More
FIRST-CLASS | SELF DRIVE: An amazing two-week trip that starts with the exhilarating pace of New York and ends with a little art deco and the gorgeous white sandy beaches of Miami. Washington provides truly capital moments while Orlando offers fun and entertainment galore. For stunning scenery, there’s Shenandoah National Park, Blue Ridge Parkway, and the Great Smoky Mountains, and plenty of history can be discovered in Charleston, Savannah, and St. Augustine.- Duration:
- 16 Days
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- US$ 3,095
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- Self-Drives
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The Civil Rights History Trail: Nashville, Memphis, Selma, Montgomery & More
MODERATE | SELF DRIVE: A trip full of captivating scenery and rich southern ambience, but fully focused on an, often, chilling theme: the Civil Rights History Trail. It’s a thought-provoking journey as you visit places such as Oxford, Jackson, Selma, Scottsboro, and Montgomery, but also Atlanta and Memphis, two cities that are forever associated with Martin Luther King Jr. The trip tells a story that must be told and reveals fascinating details at every stop. Memphis and Nashville, both eminent musical capitals of the south, provide engaging moments to round out the trip.- Duration:
- 14 Days
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- US$ 2,757
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- Self-Drives
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