Savannah
Southern hospitality oozes from the antebellum architecture of Savannah, Georgia, one of the nation's first planned cities. Savannah is home to eerie ghost tales, spooky Spanish moss, and compelling history, interspersed with foodie-inspired restaurants, trendy bars, and unique boutiques. From the manicured city parks to the historic River Street, Savannah is a city that invites you to slow down and soak up the charm. Many of the attractions are within walking distance of the many hotels in Savannah.
Savannah at a Glance
Atlanta is the one Georgia city that sees more annual visitors than Savannah. A whopping 14.8 million people stroll through the celebrated cobblestone streets of Savannah each year. Savannah has two distinct tourist seasons. The peak season is between March and early July, but another rush of visitors comes to Savannah in the fall. Named one of America's friendliest cities, you can count on the people of Savannah to welcome you no matter what month you visit.
Savannah's Location
Savannah is located on Georgia's Atlantic coast, 250 miles to the southeast of Atlanta. Hilton Head is only 45 miles up the coast. The Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport serves both cities. Savannah boasts a population of 145,000 people, but you never get the feeling that you are in a large city. The small-town, Southern friendliness permeates the community.
Although Savannah gives off tourist vibes, some notable businesses are headquartered there. One is Gulfstream Aerospace, an aircraft company. TMX Finance, Citi Trends, and Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation are also based in Savannah.
Savannah Attractions
When visiting Savannah, be sure to book one of the historic ghost tours that the city is known for. Take in the stunning architecture of Savannah's historic districts and see the Sorrel Weed House, Forsyth Park, and Bonaventure Cemetery. For a truly unique and fun-filled family outing, go see a Savannah Bananas minor-league baseball game.
Folly Field Beach
Steadman Island
Mary Galder Golf Course
Bacon Park Golf Course
Mary Calder Golf Course
Jenkins Island
Little Harry Island
Barnwell Island Number 2
Grayson Stadium
Cane Patch Island
Palmetto Dunes Golf Courses
Harveys Island
Jess Island
Ursla Island
Southbridge Golf Club
Wilmington Island Golf Club
Bonaventure Golf Course (Historical)
Fort Hammock
Ossabaw Island
Parris Island
Daymark Island
Tybee Island
Daws Island
Burntpot Island
Jericho Island
Little Tybee Island
Wylly Island
Queen Bess Island
Doggie Island
River Street Train Museum
Lemon Island
Kings Island
Little Wassaw Island
Burnside Island
Argyle Island
Callawassie Island
Black Creek Golf Club
Rose Dhu Island
Ella Island
Cubbage Island
Bobb Island
Isle Of Hope
Savannah Lighthouse (Historical)
Wassaw Island
Savannah Golf Club
Horse Pen Hammock
Cattle Hammock
Spring Island
Egg Islands
Butter Bean Beach
Raccoon Keys
Queen Mary Island
Spanish Hammock
Horse Hammock
Island West Golf Course
Little Buzzard Island
Tybee Museum
Crane Island
Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum
Harry Hammock
Hoophole Island
Burkes Beach
Isle Of Wight
Jack Crow Island
Bay Point Island
Wexford Golf Club
Telfair Museum Of Art
Hunter Golf Course
Ships Of The Sea Museum
Dead Man Hammock
Petit Gauke Hammock Island
Walburg Island
The Landings Golf Course
Windsor Forest Golf Course
Lotts Island
Hilton Head National Signature Golf Course
Tybee Lighthouse
Roundhouse Railroad Museum
Hilton Head Island
Cockspur Island
Mcqueens Island
Mcqueen Hammock
Hilliard Island
Singleton Beach
Savannah Municipal Golf Course
Fripp Island
Barnwell Island
Crosswinds Golf Club
Bradley Beach
Middle Marsh Island
Skid Island
Little Don Island
Parris Island Museum
Pinckney Island
Spanish Wells Golf Club
Elba Island
Middle Marsh Islands
Onslow Island
Shed Island
Hotels in Savannah
Schools in Savannah