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Last updated on September 17, 2015

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301 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd Savannah, GA 31401

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Savannah Movie Tours & More is Savannah's leading specialty tour company. We offer our guests not only our famous Movie Tour, but also a Walking History and Civil War Tour. Our original Foody Tour is available in both riding and waking versions. For evening entertainment, the original Martini Tour is for adults over 21 years-of-age, or take our Riding Scary Ghost Tour, on our air conditioned buses with flat screen TVs. We're pet-friendly too. …

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After getting past their technical glitches (online booking not being current and telephone to make reservations being out-of-service), we booked our reservation for the Foody Tour of Savannah, one of the tours offered by Savannah Movie Tours. We were picked up at the Visitors Center and boarded a nice, comfortable, clean, climate-controlled bus. Our tour guide, Ron, was excellent. He was very informative, comical, and really knew Savannah. (Afterwards, we discovered that he's the President and CEO of the company!) We stopped at several locations on the tour and sampled a variety of foods. Included in our tour (although each may vary) were Mom & Nikki's (smothered shrimp), Harris Baking Co. (pecan pastries), Polk's Produce (tomato sandwiches and BBQ), Angel's BBQ (duh...BBQ), the Paris Market (frozen hot chocolate...mmmm....), Savannah Bee Company (honey and honeycomb(!) samplings), Wright Square Cafe (chocolates and truffles), and, finally, Paula Dean's Lady & Sons restaurant for a sampling of one item from their buffet. All of the samples were delicious, although I was a bit chocolated out! Along the way, we got a great history of the restaurants, including the city of Savannah. I'd definitely recommend it at the beginning of a visit to Savannah so you know where you'd like to return to during your stay. It's like a city tour and lunch rolled into one.

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We aren't' big movie folks, so I wasn't sure how good this tour could be for someone who only has seen "Forrest Gump" which was filmed in Savannah. Turns out that this tour was wonderful. We had Julie as our tour guide and she was very pleasant and non rushed during the tour and gave us excellent information. It was especially helpful to have a TV inside the bus that showed clips of places we stopped at and she explained the filming as well. With two stops along the way at the Savannah Theater and Leopold's Ice cream where we had time to meet the owner and indulge in some of the best ice cream around, we both clearly enjoyed our time on this tour, and I wouldn't hesitate to go again or refer someone to take it. Well worth the money.

My wife and I wanted to do some type of tour in Savannah. Sunday we booked the Movie tour via phone which was easy. They only have one tour on Sunday which we found out when we arrived that wasn't full. It was great because we didn't realize that there were so many movies filmed in Savannah. Gary was a great guide. So much knowledge and very nice. In the month of July, this is the best because it's an enclosed bus with air conditioning. There are televisions in the bus to show the scenes as they were explained. Gary dropped us off at a restaurant that we had wanted to go to once the tour was over. My tip for the tour would be to go into the visitors center and grab a tourist map so that you can mark of places you'd like to go back to with a pen. The city is very easy to walk so you can go back and take photos near some of the famous spots.

We were originally booked for a different tour company. As we stood outside freezing our asses off while the other tour co didn't show, we saw a lot of people getting on the Scary Ghost Tour (one of the Savannah Movie Tours.) Our tour was 30 minutes late, so we opted to join the Scary Ghost Tour. I'm glad we did. I really enjoyed Ron, our tour guide. I thought he was very knowledgable about Savannah history. He's from the area so he had a lot of personal stories to add. It was a very relaxed tour. I liked that aspect of it. We had opportunity to get off the bus twice and look around. Jim Williams' sister who lives in Mercer House even looked out the window and waved at us! All in all they saved our tour experience. One thing I forgot to add but was such a thoughtful touch - when the tour guide dropped us off at our various hotels, he waited until folks were safely inside before driving off. I thought that was really sweet.

Gary was a great tour guide. He knew a lot of differ t details about the movies and the city. We really enjoyed the tour. We have taken this tour in many cities and this was one of the best.

My wife and I booked this tour at the last minute and barely made the reservation cut off. The other group of 4 ended up not showing up so we basically had a private tour with Gary who is very knowledgable both with the history of Savannah and the movies shot here. I highly recommended going on this tour.

My wife and I took 2 tours with this company. The "Square Tour" allowed dogs to ride on the bus so this is what drew us to them in the first place. I believe I spoke to the owner on the phone when booking and she was great. A heavy english accent and have 3 direct decedent corgis from the Queens stock 4 corgis total. Also the "Foody Tour" for food lovers, dogs not allowed on this tour. Julie out guide was great, she was born in Savannah and very knowledgeable about the city and such a nice person. She guided both tours and was a dream to talk and listen to. The square tour is a little pricier than most but the climate controlled bus was very comfortable. Covering the history of all the squares in the downtown area, dedications and statues, within the squares. The foody tour was great but expect to spend a little on this tour as we stopped at a couple of stores for foody's amongst the restaurants, and you just have to purchase more than the samples given. I bought $35.00 worth of chocolate and $30.00 of teas and fine ground spices. Both tours were a lot of fun and highly recommended.

As a movie buff I was looking forward to this tour and it did not disappoint! Our tour guide, Ralph, was very knowledgeable about the city as well as the movies filmed here. This was our 5th trip to Savannah and I would highly recommend this tour to anyone whether they love movies or not.

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Whether you want to see Savannah's historic architecture, beautiful cemeteries or taste its food scene, you'll find a tour to suit your desires.

A great way to get to know Savannah, Georgia , is with the aid of someone who lives there and knows the city's history. With the help of traveler reviews and editor analysis, U.S. News selected Savannah's best guided tours, some of which focus on the city's architecture, others on its food and some on its ghostly residents . Whether you're walking through the Historic District or riding a Segway through a storied cemetery, you'll gain an insider's perspective on Savannah's culture and folklore on these tours.

Old Town Trolley – Savannah Hop-on Hop-off Tour

Price: Adults from $28; kids from $20 Duration: 1.5 hours

Old Town Trolley's hop-on, hop-off tours allow visitors to explore Savannah's most popular attractions at their own pace. Trollies make 15 stops in total, including Forsyth Park , City Market , River Street , Madison Square, the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist and Colonial Park Cemetery. If you choose to stay on for the entire ride, the tour takes about 90 minutes. Drivers provide commentary on the city and its sights – a point of praise for most tourgoers. Reviewers suggested riding the entire route at least once before hopping on and off so you can get a sense for the city's history and attractions.

Tours begin at 9 a.m. and depart every 20 minutes until 5 p.m. depending on the season. If purchased online, one-day passes with unlimited hop-on, hop-off privileges start at about $28 for adults and $20 for kids ages 4 to 12; kids 3 and younger ride for free. The tour company also runs a popular nighttime Ghost & Gravestones trolley tour.

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Genteel & Bard – History Walking Tour

Price: Adults from $30; kids from $15 Duration: 2 hours

Genteel & Bard's History Walking Tour takes visitors to many of the city's most popular downtown attractions , including the Colonial Park Cemetery, the Green-Meldrim House, Jones Street and Lafayette Square. A local historian and storyteller leads the two-hour excursion. Many reviewers enthusiastically praise the guide's in-depth knowledge and passion. Others appreciate the microphone/earbud system that makes it easy to hear the stories even from 100 feet away.

Tickets start at $30 for adults and $15 for kids ages 7 to 12; reservations are required. Tours are generally available Monday through Saturday at 10 a.m.; an additional afternoon tour may be offered on the weekend, depending on the month. For those interested in the supernatural, the family-owned company also leads a Savannah Ghost Encounter Tour.

Ghost City Tours – Savannah Haunted Pub Crawl

Price: From $30 Duration: 2 hours

The Savannah Haunted Pub Crawl takes visitors to three bars and pubs deemed the city's "most haunted." Over the course of the two-hour walking tour through Savannah's Historic District, guides tell stories about the city's famously spooky history, as well as its distinct architecture and landmarks. It also includes a stop at the Colonial Park Cemetery. According to travelers, the guides are experienced and entertaining, though some wished the stories were scarier. Plus, thanks to the city's open container policy, visitors can carry their drinks in to-go cups from bar to bar.

Tickets, which must be purchased in advance, cost about $30. Tour-takers must be at least 21 years old. Tours are offered nightly at 8 and 9 p.m.; additional tours may be offered on Friday and Saturday evenings, depending on the month. Ghost City Tours also offers ghost tours suited for families and cemetery tours.

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Savannah Taste Experience – Port City Food Tour

Price: From $65 Duration: 3 hours

Savannah Taste Experience's Port City Food Tour takes visitors to a half-dozen eateries to sample everything from South African-inspired cuisine to ice cream. The Savannah food tours, which are offered up to four times a day Wednesday through Sunday, are limited to 12 people. Reviewers – including those familiar with Savannah – validate the accuracy of the "secret" part of the tour's name, acknowledging that they would not have found some of the restaurants on their own. What's more, guides win high marks for their good humor and knowledge of local lore.

Tickets cost about $65 per person. Tickets include food, but not adult beverages, which can be purchased separately. For families with young children, the company recommends signing up for its First Squares Food Tour.

Savannah Ghostwalker Tour

Price: From $25 Duration: 2.5 hours

Savannah Ghostwalker Tours stop at multiple cemeteries, battlefields and other purportedly haunted sites, including Colonial Park Cemetery. Guides, also known as "ghostwalkers," share their experiences of ghost research and related local history and folklore, which many reviewers find informative, entertaining and even a bit scary. As an added bonus, Ghostwalker Tours provides "ghost-hunting" equipment intended to detect paranormal activity. The 2 1/2-hour walking tours are limited to 15 people – a major pro for many travelers.

Tickets start at $25 and must be purchased in advance. Tours are generally available nightly at 9 p.m.

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Adventure Tours in Motion – Bonaventure Segway Tour

Price: From $75 Duration: 1.5 hours

According to reviewers, the best way to traverse Bonaventure Cemetery 's 100-plus acres is via a Segway with Adventure Tours in Motion. On this 90-minute tour, you'll glide past Spanish moss-draped oaks and the tombstones of famous residents like Conrad Aiken and Johnny Mercer while your guide shares historical and architectural facts. Along with the ease of using the Segways, travelers express praise for the guides, who they describe as insightful and funny.

Cemetery tours are generally offered daily at 9:30 a.m. Tickets, which include round-trip transportation from the Historic District to the cemetery, cost approximately $75 per adult. The company also offers 60- and 90-minute Segway tours of the city's Historic District, as well as a Movie Tour that visits some of the city's top filming locations.

Old Savannah Tours – Historic Hop-on, Hop-Off Tour

Price: Adults from $38; kids from $16 Duration: 1.5 hours

On this trolley tour, visitors can take a roughly 90-minute ride around the Historic District or hop off to explore at any of the 14 must-see stops along the way, including Savannah City Hall, River Street and Forsyth Park. Trolleys run every 15 to 20 minutes daily from 9 a.m. to 4:30 or 5 p.m., depending on the season. Drivers provide running commentary and actors portraying historical figures appear at some stops – a highlight for many reviewers.

Tickets start at $38 for participants ages 12 and older and $16 for children ages 5 to 11; kids 4 and younger ride for free. If the hop-on, hop-off element of the tour doesn't appeal to you, the company also offers a continuous version of this tour that doesn't make any stops, allowing riders to stay on the trolley for the full roughly 90-minute experience. Several ghost-themed tours are also available.

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Blue Orb Savannah – The Zombie Tour

Price: From $35 Duration: 2 hours

Blue Orb Savannah's Zombie Tour is a two-hour, adults-only walking tour that offers an in-depth, "uncensored" look at the ghosts that haunt the city. Along the way, guides share stories of paranormal activity recorded throughout Savannah. Reviewers regularly praise the guides' historical expertise and humor and say the two hours fly by.

Tours generally depart at 10 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. Tickets start at $35 per person. The Savannah Shadows Tour is a shorter (90-minute), all-ages version of the tour with tickets starting at $25 for kids and $30 for adults.

Southern Flavors Savannah – Taste Tour & Pub Crawl

Price: From $55 Duration: 3 hours

Southern Flavors Savannah's Taste Tour takes small groups (of no more than 12 people) on a walk through downtown Savannah and along its riverfront with stops at six restaurants. In between samples of Lowcountry fare like shrimp and grits and pimento cheese bites, travelers pass by several of the city's top attractions, including its famous squares. The food, and the respectable quantities of it, receive fulsome praise from reviewers, as do the tour guides, who travelers describe as personable and insightful.

The excursion starts daily at noon and lasts about three hours. Tickets start at around $55 and are available for culinary enthusiasts ages 16 or older; alcoholic beverages are not included. Southern Flavors Savannah also conducts a tour focused exclusively on desserts as well as a haunted pub crawl.

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Savannah Dan Walking Tours

Savannah Dan's public walking tours take visitors through about half a dozen squares in roughly two hours. Throughout the tour, the colorful, eponymous guide – self-described as a "stand-up historian" – will offer his thoughts and opinions on the history, legends and myths of his city. Many reviewers find the self-billed Southern gentleman who leads the outings engaging and knowledgeable. Savannah Dan is also known for offering helpful tips on where to dine in the city. Reviewers also appreciate the tour's laid-back pace.

Tours start at 10 a.m. Monday through Saturday. Tickets cost approximately $35 per person. Savannah Dan also conducts private walking tours.

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Savannah Bike Tours – Pedal Through History Bike Tour

Price: Adults from $39; kids from $19 Duration: 2 hours

Savannah Bike Tours offers two-hour cycling trips that take visitors to some of the city's most popular attractions. During the 3-mile ride, travelers pass by several of Savannah's famous squares, Forsyth Park, the Savannah River waterfront, historic mansions open to the public and sites that have been featured in well-known movies. According to visitors, the bike tour allows you to cover more ground than a walking tour and includes insider tips from the local guides.

Tours are offered daily at 9 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m.; an additional 6 p.m. tour is offered on Friday and Saturday in summer. Tickets start at $39 for participants 12 and older and $19 for kids 11 and younger. The price includes use of bikes with baskets and bottled water. Helmets, which are optional for adults, but mandatory for children, are also available. Electric bike tours and ghost-themed bike tours are also available.

Gray Line Savannah – Savannah Land & Sea Tour

Price: Adults from $69; kids from $36 Duration: 3 hours

Enjoy two quintessential Savannah experiences on this tour, which includes a scenic river cruise and a trolley ride. You'll start your excursion with a 90-minute narrated trolley tour through the city's historic district. Then, you'll hop on a classic riverboat for a 90-minute cruise that features commentary from the captain about Savannah's historic port. Travelers applaud the humorous, engaging trolley tour guides, but are less impressed with the boat ride, saying there's not much to see.

Tours are generally available daily starting at 10 a.m.; the last afternoon tour begins at 1 p.m. Tickets start at approximately $69 for adults and $36 for children ages 3 to 12. Gray Line operates a variety of tours in Savannah, including one that explores the Wormsloe State Historic Site .

Noble Jones – Savannah Saunter

Price: Adults from $25; kids from $18 Duration: 2 hours

For a crash course in Savannah history, consider this two-hour walking tour led by Noble Jones. As you stroll past top sights like Forsyth Park and River Street, you'll learn about the city's Colonial and Civil War history, as well as its modern-day renaissance. Tourgoers rave about the guides, who they describe as personable and well-versed in Savannah history.

Savannah Saunter tours are available daily in the morning and afternoon (generally 9:30 or 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.). Tickets start at $25 for adults and $18 for youths ages 8 to 14. History buffs may also be interested in the company's Civil War walking tour, which offers a more in-depth look at Savannah's role before, during and after the war.

Explore Savannah – Heart of Savannah - 2hr Walking Tour

Hear stories about Savannah's founding, its reputation as one of the most haunted cities in America and its connection to the Girl Scouts on this approximately two-hour tour. Tours begin at Wright Square and end at Forsyth Park. Travelers are impressed with the tour's pace and the guides, who they say personalize the experience for each group and encourage questions. Some reviewers say this walking tour offers a better history lesson than the city's popular trolley tours.

Tours are offered twice a day at 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Reservations are required. Tickets prices start at $30 for adults and $15 for kids ages 6 to 12. Explore Savannah also operates a ghost tour, as well as private walking tours.

Captain Derek's Dolphin Adventure

Price: Adults from $25; kids from $15 Duration: 1.5 hours

When you need a break from Savannah's historic squares and ghost stories, consider heading to Tybee Island for a cruise with Captain Derek's Dolphin Adventure. On this 60- to 90-minute ride, you'll cruise around the coastal waters of the barrier island passing historic lighthouses and Fort Pulaski National Monument while dolphins play in the boat's wake. Reviewers praise the adept captain and crew, and report seeing an abundance of dolphins. Many travelers say this is a great, family-friendly activity.

Tickets start at $25 for passengers ages 13 and older and $15 for children 12 and younger. Infants 2 and younger can ride for $5. Tour times vary by month; there is usually at least one morning departure and one afternoon departure. Boats depart from Tybee Island, about 15 miles east of River Street. Captain Derek's Dolphin Adventure also offers a sunset tour, in addition to private tours.

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Hearse Ghost Tours – Public Hearse Ghost Tour

Price: From $35 Duration: 75 minutes

Ride around Savannah's Historic District in a convertible hearse on this 75-minute ghost tour. Each hearse, which was used by real funeral parlors for more than 15 years, can hold a maximum of eight passengers. As you ride around town, your guide will regale you with tales about Savannah's paranormal activity and the stories behind the famous ghosts that supposedly haunt its streets. Reviewers applaud the entertaining guides and call the experience unique. Though it is a ghost tour, travelers say the guides manage to incorporate a fair amount of levity in their storytelling.

Tour times vary by month; the company usually runs at least two tours a night. Tickets start at about $35 per person. Private tours are also available.

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15 Best Savannah Tours

The riverside city of Savannah is known as the birthplace of the State of Georgia and is steeped in local history. From the colonial era and American revolution, right through to the Civil War and America’s prohibition era, Savannah has played a key role in most major areas of American history.

There are many tours throughout the city that help you discover the history, food, and culture – as well as the more haunted attractions.

These tours, designed by expert locals, will help you get to the heart of one of the American South’s most heartfelt cities and the inspiration behind Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.

I’ve lived in Savannah for several years so I’m confident you’re gonna like my list on the best tours in Savannah.

1. Hop-on Hop-off Trolley Tour of Savannah Old Town

Hop-on hop-off tours are a great way to gather your bearings in a new city; this tour is unique in that it takes place on a traditional Georgian trolley bus.

There are fourteen different stops along the route giving you access to over 100 different attractions in the city. Unique for hop-on-hop-off buses, this tour is guided by live conductors, who add their own personal touch to the stories behind the city’s famous attractions.

You will also be given discount coupons to restaurants and attractions across the city. I recommend it as an easy way to get around the city, you can jump on and off whenever you want.

2. Historic Downtown Savannah: 60 or 90 Minute Segway Tour

Segway tours are growing in popularity across the world, allowing you to explore large parts of the city at an easy pace.

This tour takes you across the highlights of Savannah, including the antebellum mansions, movie locations, and historical monuments. You can opt for a 60 or 90-minute version of the tour, depending on how much you want to see in the city.

An audio guide is provided, giving you a great rundown of the main attractions. Safety equipment and water is also provided free of charge. I suggest to start slow as you can make quite a smack if you fall.

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3. 3-Hour First Squares Food Tour

The American South features some of the most unique cuisines on the planet and this tour will take you around the best spots to sample it in the city of Savannah.

The knowledgeable tour guide will take you to six different restaurants and boutique food stores across the city, whilst teaching you about the deep history of Savannah and the unique culture of Georgia.

The tour finishes at City Market, allowing you to purchase the ingredients necessary to make your own versions of the delicious food on offer.

4. Ghosts & Gravestones Trolley Tour

Like many cities across the United States, Savannah has a long history with ghosts and deaths. This trolleybus tour will take you around all the most well-known haunted sites in the city.

The expert tour guide on board the trolley will share with you some of the scariest ghost stories you will find in America and explain the history behind all the haunted areas.

You will get an exclusive visit to the River Street Perkins and Sons Ship Chandlery – reportedly the most haunted place in the city. The tour takes 75 minutes and is a great experience if you are looking for something to do in the evening.

5. Haunted Savannah Pub Crawl

Mix your spirits with this pub crawl through Savannah’s most haunted bars. Known as the most haunted city in America, Savannah is full of unique bars that claim to be home to the nation’s most prolific ghosts.

This tour stops at between three and five different bars across the city, depending on the pace of the group, and the local guide will share with you the stories behind the hauntings at each location.

The two-hour tour starts at 7:30 pm and is a great way to start your night out in the city.

6. Savannah Urban Adventure Quest Scavenger Hunt

A fun way to discover a new city is to take part in a scavenger hunt that takes you around the most popular spots in town as part of an interactive game.

This Savannah scavenger hunt is a three-hour tour across the city in the style of the Amazing Race. The tour not only takes you around the most well-known spots but also shows you some hidden gems across the city.

All you need to do is download the hunt onto your smartphone and play along at your own pace.

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7. Savannah: Historical Panoramic City Tour

This tour is a convenient way to experience the best spots in Savannah in a more intimate group with a knowledgeable guide.

This 1.5 hour tour is with a limited group size on a minibus across Savannah. Not only will you be taken to the most popular sites, but your knowledgeable local guide will also stop off at some of the forgotten locations – giving you a unique insight into the city.

The tour focuses on history but also has some great cultural information.

8. Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil

Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil is a popular novel by John Berendt set in the City of Savannah.

Later adapted into a movie which was filmed in the city, this tour takes you around all the locations featured in both the book and the film. The local tour guide is a fully-licensed expert in the story and will be able to share with you the deep connections between novel and city.

You will also get the chance to check out some of Savannah’s most impressive mansions.

9. Bonaventure Cemetery with Shannon Scott

Though seemingly a little morbid, this tour is a fantastic way to learn about the history of Savannah by learning the stories behind the dead people who rest in the Bonaventure Cemetery.

The Victorian Gothic style cemetery was featured in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil and provides a fascinating insight into the aspects of Savannah culture that have captivated audiences from across the world.

The unique art of the city can also be discovered through the various engravings and sculptures across the cemetery. Shannon Scott is an expert in the cemetery and provides an insightful two-hour experience. If you’re not into cemeteries I suggest one of the walking tours instead.

10. Famous and Secret East Side Food Tour

Get a good combination of the most well-known restaurants – as well as the hidden gems across the city – with this food tour across Savannah’s East Side.

These restaurants are incredibly popular with locals, and your expert guide will be able to help you skip the lines to sample the finest cuisine the city has to offer. You will be taken to six different restaurants, each featuring a different delicacy from Savannah.

You will also be left with a map of the tour route in case you wish to head back to your favorite restaurants at a later date.

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11. Historic Savannah Walking Tour

Walking tours are an easy going way to get to know a new city; this tour will take you around the major historical spots in the center of town.

The role the city played in the American Revolution, as well as its deep influences from the Civil War, are described as you meander through the gorgeous architecture of the city. You will also be introduced to the unique artistic style of Savannah residents and be given the opportunity to sample the local cuisine.

The tour will finish up at one of the city’s many beaches, allowing you to sit back and relax after your 90-minute stroll.

12. Savannah Civil War Walking Tour

With the State of Georgia siding with the Confederate South, Savannah played a key role in the American Civil War.

This walking tour takes you around the monuments that remain to this day to commemorate the civil war and some of the important locations from the city’s involvement in the conflict.

The guide is an expert in Civil War history and can talk to you about the different tactics taken by both sides in the war. What I like most is that this unbiased tour will also talk about the modern influences the war still has on the city.

13. American Prohibition Museum

Alcohol prohibition saw a series of behind-the-scenes speakeasies and illegal distilleries set up across the country during the Roaring ‘20s.

This museum is a testament to the era where alcohol consumption was taken underground and locals got creative in finding new ways to have a good time. Learn about what caused prohibition, as well as how it ended and the impact it had on society.

At the end of the museum, you can visit an authentic speakeasy and purchase a cocktail from the time period.

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14. Savannah Movie Locations Tour

Georgia is becoming an increasingly popular state to film in, with Hollywood seeking to spread across the country, and Savannah has its fair share of interesting movie locations.

This tour details over 100 years of film history – not just from Savannah but from the whole country. Learn about the evolution of film and the role the city played in the ever-changing history of the medium.

You will see a variety of locations from films such as Forrest Gump and Roots, and be shown some movie clips to help jog your memory along the way.

15. Savannah Ghosts and Gravestones Tour with Low House Entry

Embark on a thrilling journey into Savannah’s eerie past with the Ghosts and Gravestones Tour. Delve into the city’s haunted history as you visit haunted sites and hear chilling tales of paranormal activity.

Explore the Low House, known for its ghostly encounters, and feel the spine-tingling presence of restless spirits. Expert guides provide captivating stories and intriguing historical insights, offering a unique perspective on Savannah’s supernatural side. Prepare for a night of thrills, chills, and unforgettable encounters on this haunted adventure.

15 Best Savannah Tours:

• Hop-on Hop-off Trolley Tour of Savannah Old Town
• Historic Downtown Savannah: 60 or 90 Minute Segway Tour
• 3-Hour First Squares Food Tour
• Ghosts & Gravestones Trolley Tour
• Haunted Savannah Pub Crawl
• Savannah Urban Adventure Quest Scavenger Hunt
• Savannah: Historical Panoramic City Tour
• Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
• Bonaventure Cemetery with Shannon Scott
• Famous and Secret East Side Food Tour
• Historic Savannah Walking Tour
• Savannah Civil War Walking Tour
• American Prohibition Museum
• Savannah Movie Locations Tour
• Savannah Ghosts and Gravestones Tour with Low House Entry

Savannah Segway Tours

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Savannah Segway Movie Tour

Segway through the same streets some of your favorite stars have walked!

Laurel Grove Cemetery Tour

This beautiful masterpiece of a cemetery is the resting place of many famous people including but not limited to Juliette Gordon Low, Francis Bartow, James Moore Wayne, Mary Marshall, and many more whose lives are filled with significant history.

Join Us for a Fun Segway Tour of Savannah!

Savannah Segway Tours, located in Historic Downtown Savannah, invites you to glide around the city and discover the best things to do in Savannah, Georgia.

Our Historic Savannah Segway Tour has 22 story-filled squares to offer, and we cover as many as possible. The Savannah Segway Movie Tour gives you the opportunity to ride along the same paths your favorite stars walked on.

Our Savannah Segway Tour of Bonaventure Cemetery will fascinate and intrigue everyone with its Victorian statues. We also offer a North Beach of Tybee Island Tour, and it has the perfect picture landmark! You get to smile in front of one of the few working lighthouses in America.

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"This tour was so much fun, easy to pick up, and engaging!! I would ride a Segway again just because of how nice the staff made the training & tour itself. This was an adventure booked in celebration of our anniversary and this tour made for such a unique bonding experience for my fiance and me."

"We absolutely enjoyed our segway tour. Ray, our fun tour guide, was full of interesting information about Savannah. This was our first segway experience, we were briefed on the safety precautions & felt like pros before it was over. I would highly recommend this tour!"

"It was awesome and the Segways were fun!!! Our tour guide Jason was very pleasant and extremely knowledgeable about the city. It was a great experience and I recommend everyone visiting Savannah to partake on this exciting excursion!!!"

"We have enjoyed two Segway tours with two groups while in Savannah, and they where great experiences! Neal the tour guide for our last trip was funny, with lots of knowledge, He took the time to answer questions, we felt welcomed. We all enjoyed the experience immensely."

"No, not a bicycle, a Segway! What a fun experience and a great way to get around Savannah’s fabulous historic district. Our guides were knowledgeable, super friendly and careful for our safety. This was our first experience on a Segway and we loved it!"

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Savannah, GA Tours

Seeing Savannah with a professional guide can be one of the best ways to get to know the city’s unique landscape and history. Savannah’s guides offer an almost overwhelming choice of tours (trolley, ghost and walking history tours are the most popular) but in practice, many of them have more similarities between each other than differences.

A large proportion of guided tours offered in Savannah are intended to provide a basic introduction to the history and layout of the city. This sort of overview tour, whether riding or walking, is particularly appropriate for first-time visitors, before setting off to sight-see on your own.

Others focus on specific aspects of the city’s history, and are more appropriate for returning visitors, or people who have either already taken an overview tour or are especially interested in a particular topic.

See below for more about the different kinds of tour on offer in Savannah:

• Trolley tours – An easy way to get a quick overview of the whole Historic District
• Walking tours – Historical tours of downtown Savannah
• Ghost tours – Ghost stories and other paranormal tales from Savannah’s extensive haunted history
• Specialty tours – Tours focusing on specific aspects of Savannah’s history and culture, including its cemeteries, African-American history, food and drink culture, architecture, and more
• Dolphin & nature tours – Exploring the marshes and wild islands of the lowcountry; river tours; dolphin-watching

See also: – Savannah’s must-see sights – When to visit Savannah – More things to do in Savannah – Savannah’s events by month: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December

Trolley Tours In Savannah

This is the most popular tour type in Savannah, with three main trolley companies offering daily tours. They can be distinguished by their different liveries but otherwise offer a broadly similar service: a narrated ride around the Historic District, usually with the opportunity to get on and off the tour at any of a dozen or so stops around the city.

Look out for vouchers and special offers at the Visitors Center, online, and on city maps and guides, as discounts are often available.

A basic narrated tour takes around 90 minutes, with most companies also offering hop-on, hop-off services, usually for an additional fee. You can expect to pay around $25-$30 per adult, with children usually less than half price.

→ More about Savannah’s trolley tours

Historical Walking Tours

There are many different walking tours designed to give an overview of Savannah’s history, with more still focusing on specific aspects of the city’s past.

A walking tour offers much more opportunity to enjoy the city and its details than a trolley or bus tour; the smaller walking tours also provide a more intimate and personal experience. On the other hand, you will cover far less ground than on the trolley, and a walking tour can be much more tiring, especially in the heat of summer.

There are well over a dozen general history tours available, and as many again focusing upon the city’s architecture. The Civil War period is another popular topic, with other tours looking into Savannah’s African-American history, or the book that made the city famous, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.

Most tours last around 90 minutes to two hours, and will cover about a mile or so of ground. Expect to pay in the region of $25 per adult (before tax and gratuity); prices can however range from around $15 to $50. Child tickets are usually somewhat cheaper.

Many walking tour providers also offer a private option, usually at higher cost. Inquire with the individual guide or tour company for details.

→ See all Savannah’s walking tours

Savannah Ghost Tours

Ghost tours are a popular activity in Savannah, which is considered to be one of the most haunted cities in the United States. Walking, trolley and other riding tours are available, with some (including crawls of reputedly haunted pubs and bars) aimed at an adults-only audience.

Most tours are undertaken in the spirit of storytelling: a history of Savannah’s folk tales and ghost stories. A few are intended to provide an introduction to the art of paranormal investigation (or “ghost hunting,” as it is more popularly called), where you will be invited to assist in the search for evidence of ghostly presence.

Other of Savannah’s ghost tours fall somewhere between the two: mostly stories and history, with some “evidence” of spirit activity in the form of photographs, recordings and personal recollections.

Ghost tours are generally a little more expensive than regular walking tours, with the average price being around $30 per person.

→ See details of ghost tours in Savannah → See Savannah’s haunted crawls

Specialty Tours

Food & drink tours.

Several tours exploring Savannah’s culinary and drinking history and culture through guided visits to a selection of the city’s most characteristic restaurants and other food spots are available.

These visit a small selection of the city’s dining or drinking establishments, with food or drink samples usually included in the price. Bar tours focused on the city’s drinking history are also available, along with more straightforward pub and bar crawls.

Food tours usually take around 3 hours, and cost in the $35-$50 per person range. Drink-focused and standard pub crawls are usually shorter, and in the case of the crawls (which do not include drinks), cheaper too.

→ More about Savannah’s food and drink tours

Carriage Tours

Several Savannah companies offer short carriage rides of the Historic District, usually available, as with trolley tours, on a walk-up basis. Most will include some element of historical narration.

→ See details of carriage tours in Savannah

Bike & Segway Tours

An alternative way to explore Savannah, with a range of tours – some more historically-focused, others more fun-focused – by electric or pedal bike, multi-person bike or Segway.

→ See details of bike and Segway tours

Helicopter Tours

For a more unique perspective on Savannah and the lowcountry, try one of the tours by helicopter offered by local aerial tour companies, with some trips based out of Savannah itself and others out of nearby Hilton Head, SC.

Shorter, more budget-friendly tours offer views of Savannah’s riverfront and downtown; longer tours can also take you out over the marshes and barrier islands between the city and the ocean.

→ See details of helicopter tours

Black History

Several of Savannah’s tour guides focus exclusively on African-American history, including the history of slavery in Savannah, the lives of the city’s Black residents, and the Civil Rights movement, along with other aspects of African-American culture in Savannah. Both walking and bus tours are available.

A few tours exploring Savannah’s Black heritage are also available from other guides, usually focusing on slavery in the context of the Civil War period.

→ See details of African-American history tours.

Midnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil & Savannah In The Movies

John Berendt’s Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil is the book that made Savannah famous, followed a few years later by the movie based upon it.

“The Book,” as it is locally known, brought Savannah’s eccentric characters and particularly, the murder allegations aimed at wealthy local preservationist Jim Williams, under the national spotlight.

Besides reinvigorating the city’s tourist industry, Midnight has spawned several tours (both walking and riding) exploring the locations in Savannah featured in the book and its movie, stories of the (real-life) people it mentions, filming locations, and more.

Walking tours focus on the in-town sites and stories from the book and movie; if you also want to go out to Bonaventure Cemetery, take a riding tour instead. General tours of Bonaventure are also available if you would prefer a more in-depth look at its history and highlights.

Savannah has featured in dozens of movies and television series over the years. A few overview tours of Savannah’s history as a filming location are available, either walking or riding.

→ See details of Savannah’s Midnight and movie tours

Cemetery Tours

Savannah’s beautiful 19th-century Bonaventure Cemetery is one of its highlights. Atmospheric and haunting, with its moss-hung oaks and hundreds of monuments, funerary sculptures and mausoleums, the cemetery is rich in history and a restful and memorable place to visit.

Various tours of Bonaventure are available. Walking tours allow a more sedate and intimate experience, whilst minibus (and even Segway) tours allow you to cover more ground. Some, but not all, tours include round-trip transportation to the cemetery, an important consideration if you don’t have car in Savannah, as Bonaventure is a few miles out of the city.

→ Details of Bonaventure tours.

Two of Savannah’s other historic cemeteries, Laurel Grove and Colonial Park, can also be seen by guided tour. Colonial Park is the city’s oldest burial ground, laid out in the 18th century and home to many important historic figures. Many of Savannah’s general history (and ghost) tours discuss Colonial Park, but occasional tours focus on it more exclusively.

→ See Colonial Park Cemetery tours.

Laurel Grove served as a city-owned counterpart to (originally private) Bonaventure, divided into separate White and Black areas. Occasional guided tours of Laurel Grove Cemetery are available. You can, of course, make a self-guided visit on your own.

Please note that the city does not allow ghost tours to be conducted on cemetery property; all cemetery tours (Bonaventure, Colonial Park and Laurel Grove) are history only. Several ghost tour companies tell outside-the-gate stories about Colonial Park Cemetery, but none go inside.

River, Dolphin & Eco Tours Near Savannah

Savannah is situated in the heart of the lowcountry, and its nearby nature spots have as much to offer as the city itself.

A fun and easy way to see the creeks and marshes of the Georgia coast is to take a kayak (or in some cases, canoe or paddleboat) tour. Most excursions are not too strenuous and are suitable for complete beginners, but if this doesn’t sound like your thing, there are also dozens of boat tours, both public scheduled tours and private charters, to choose from.

Boat excursions to see the dolphins that populate the area around the mouth of the Savannah River are especially popular. Public scheduled tours are most convenient and usually cheapest.

Some operate directly out of Savannah (usually from River Street). Others begin from the nearby seaside community of Tybee Island, around 18 miles from the city (the tours that go straight out of Tybee are usually cheaper than those out of Savannah).

Other boat excursions visit the tidal marshes and pristine barrier islands of the upper Georgia coast, with shorter trips available to Little Tybee Island, just south of Tybee, and longer tours to Wassaw or Ossabaw Islands.

→ See kayak and paddleboard tours available near Savannah or dolphin tours and other boat tours of the nearby rivers and barrier islands

More Things To Do In Savannah & Nearby

– Savannah events – Historic house tours – Beaches close to Savannah – Black history sites and attractions – Seafood festivals near Savannah – Antiques stores in Savannah – Art galleries – American Prohibition Museum – Savannah National Wildlife Refuge – How to get to Savannah

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Savannah Small-Group Van Movie Tour

• Air-conditioned vehicle
• 412 Whitaker St, Savannah, GA 31401, USA 412 Whitaker Street at Jones Lane
• Pick up in Historic District only
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Stroller accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Near public transportation
• Infants must sit on laps
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Most travelers can participate
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 10 travelers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
• You'll start at 412 Whitaker St Or, you can also get picked up See departure details
• Pass by Mercer Williams House Museum Chippewa Square
• You'll return to the starting point

• Joe M 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil Great great guide very informative Be sure to read the book Midnight in the garden of good and evil or watch the movie before going Was very cold that morning Wear warm clothing and gloves if you go that kind of weather Read more Written February 20, 2024
• M6189QZshannonc 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Awesome tour 🌟 My husband and I were in Savannah for our anniversary and decided to take a Segway tour as something different to do! We had Gregg as our guide we had so much fun and Gregg was so knowledgeable. I highly recommend doing this!! Read more Written February 11, 2024
• Jenny R 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Excellent tour for groups! We had a fabulous time on our cemetery Segway tour! Our guide, Neil, was very friendly and knowledgeable, and it really felt like we were touring with a local that truly appreciates the beauty and history of the location. He had a group of mostly novice riders completely at ease and eager for our next Segway adventure! Thank you for sharing Savannah with us! Read more Written October 18, 2023
• Jen D 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Segway Ride We loved our tour around Savannah! Gregg was great and knowledgeable, and he gave us great restaurant recommendations! We had teen boys with us who also loved the tour and the opportunity to ride a Segway! Can’t recommend it enough! Read more Written March 27, 2023
• ericlamarjacks 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Savannah Segway Gregg was awesome. He was knowledgeable and funny. When we take a other tour, we'll schedule it with Gregg as our guide. Read more Written January 2, 2023
• DianaG879 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Kudos to Gregg Gregg led our group on a 90 minute tour around the historical district of Savannah. He was totally awesome! He made us feel safe, we had fun & Gregg was so informative. Kudos to Gregg! The office staff was not so cordial & left a bad taste in all our mouths. Maybe they both were having a bad day, but the first impression of the business was not good. Gregg made up for it! I would definitely do the 90 minute tour and ask for Gregg as your guide! Read more Written December 19, 2022
• sue3032 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fun and great way to Tour We took the one hour Segway tour with Jason. He was very patient as I got used to the Segway, and was very informative about all the history of Savannah. Went with my teenage grandson and he loved it. Great way to see the city as you’re up close and personal to the historic sites. Highly recommend. Read more Written December 19, 2022
• nicolebM8484HC 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Savannah and a smile! This was my second Segway tour of Savannah. Last time was with a different company. Both were amazing and I loved that each gave facts about the city that the other didn’t! Our tour guide was Gregg and he was very knowledgeable, entertaining and patient. I would highly recommend his tour!! Read more Written September 26, 2022
• Greg P 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Best way to see Savannah! We had an amazing Segway Tour of Historic Savannah with the equally amazing Gregg! We took the 90 minute tour and saw most of the Savannah highlights in that time. Gregg was very informative and knowledgeable on the Savannah area. He took the time to completely explain the use of the Segway and made sure everyone was safe and secure. Frequent stops along the way to learn the history of Savannah as well as "insider" tips from Gregg made for a great tour. Highly Recommended! Read more Written September 20, 2022
• Patricia G 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Historical Savannah Segway Win! Mick made sure we were comfortable on our Segways. We hadn’t ever ridden before. Then we were off to see the highlights of Historical Downtown Savannah. Our guide was very knowledgeable and shared wonderfully interesting information. Very enjoyable. Read more Written September 16, 2022
• Culture716115 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Go for it! This is my favorite tour We had a great tour with Neil. He was so fun and informative. It was a fun way to see a beautiful historic cemetery. This was my 2nd time taking this tour and both times was awesome. Read more Written July 15, 2022
• ReneeShortbread 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fun, easy and informative tour Fun, easy and informative tour of historical Savannah. Gregg did a great job of giving factual history of the area, especially focusing on the early settlement period. He gave details and insightful information. Riding the Segway was easy and enjoyable. I was amazed how quickly we picked up on how to ride (we are in our 50's). The comfortable ear piece was such a clever way to let us clearly hear Gregg and the history he gave us (as well as riding directions), while casually moving about the city. Wonderful experience! Read more Written July 11, 2022
• annkM9982RR 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great time! We had a great time on this tour. Gregg was really nice and very knowledgeable. We loved riding the Segways. Read more Written June 11, 2022
• happyappy98 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Segway tour Gregg was an awesome tour guide! He was very knowledgeable and friendly. This a great way to view and learn about the city. Highly recommend this tour. Read more Written May 11, 2022
• Ericzvi 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wonderful Segway tour of historic Savannah Gregg did a great job guiding our tour - he was very knowledgeable, informative and articulate. We learned a lot about the city and it’s wonderful city. Read more Written January 25, 2022

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There’s last-minute, and then there’s “days before the Met Gala 2024, which you happen to be co-chairing, and your dress hasn’t even been made yet.” Zendaya , apparently, falls into that incredibly specific second category.

In an interview with the New York Times published Thursday , self-proclaimed “image architect” and “most unretired retired person” Law Roach said that the 27-year-old’s dress “isn’t even made.”

“They won’t fit until Saturday,” he continued.

It’s a nail-bitingly tight timeline for the biggest fashion event of the year—this year’s dress code is “The Garden of Time” to salute the “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” exhibit Costume Institute opening—but to be fair, Zendaya and Roach have been busy .

“We’ve been on two press tours— Dune 2 and Challengers —and doing two Vogue covers ,” Roach said. Indeed, the press tours for both films also served as tours de force of thematically-aligned fashion, with Zendaya playing with the former’s sci-fi ideas and sporting athletic-inspired tenniscore looks for the latter via her red carpet ensembles.

Roach, who announced his retirement from styling in March 2023 , said he’s “been saying no to a lot of unhappy people. Except Zendaya. I can’t say no to her.” He said that he and the actor are “fashion soulmates” who collaborate frequently.

“I write the script, and she does the rewrites,” he said of their partnership.

This year, Zendaya is a co-chair of the Met Gala alongside Chris Hemsworth, Bad Bunny, and Jennifer Lopez . The event takes place Monday, May 6 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

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