Beautiful & scenic bit of American history.

Nice place! Plenty of nature, dog friendly. Helpful staff.

It’s just the entrance that’s good. Have to visit back during fall colors.

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Wormsloe State Park

The historic Wormsloe State Park beacons visitors inward with a stunning oak tree and Spanish moss sheltered avenue. You will be led to the tabby ruins of Wormsloe, the colonial estate of Noble Jones, who was a humble carpenter that arrived in Georgia in 1733 with James Oglethorpe and the first group of settlers from England.

Just completed the New Year's Evening Dinner Cruise and was extremely disappointed.  First, they were completely disorganized.  We has some member of the crew yelling at staff as we were being checked onto the boat as they we understaffed at the dock.  Once on, we were forced to eat immediately.  We sat down and two salads were put in front of us with some COLD dinner rolls with only one type of dressing(which was some type of honey-mustard). Again the staff were completely disorganized and could even answer some basic questions as to entertainment or what was available to us.  The only thing that she was sure about was we needed to eat IMMEDIATELY and that the buffet would be closing at 6pm.  The couple next to us were also disgusted as to what we paid for and what was being provided.  We proceeded to get our COLD, DRY and POORLY cooked food from the buffet, that had to have been sitting for hours.  The  salmon was so overly cooked that it has turned white, the mixed vegges were cold with the carrots under cooked, the potatoes were roasted and completely dried out and hard as rocks, the prime rib was tasteless with little seasoning, the chicken was dried out and cold.   We picked at it but 90% was left on the plate.  We ate so fast (got on the boat was 440pm and done eating by 515pm) and were done eating, prior to the line additional passengers getting on the boat and leaving shore.   We were thinking about asking to get off(I wish we had).  I tried to voice my concerns to a waiter and a bar tender, but they had no response and could careless. We tried to make the best of it as we left shore, but the entertainment was very lacking.  We went to get drinks from the bar, only to see a cockroach running over a top of one of the glasses, which completely ended the night for my wife.  This was a complete waste of time and money for us and not sure why we paid all this extra money for a New Years event, that was so poorly put together.  We will NEVER go on the George Queen again.

I wouldn’t recommend spending any money doing this. I have visited lots of places & had a lot of food in Savannah. All have been great. This was SUPER expensive and the food was at the same level as a cheap hotel continental breakfast.  We also paid for the anniversary package, an extra SIXTY dollars, to get a very cheap bottle of wine and cheap flowers (not what the pic shows). The wine was so cheap it burned going down. And then the server had the nerve to say they were out of the normal brand so they were giving us an upgrade “free of charge.” Ugh. There are a ton of places to eat and have fun. This isn’t worth the price at all.

After waiting one hour and 15 min  for my daughters Food I get this mac and cheese shown in the picture. Food and service was horrible. The experience wasn't worth the price. The mac and cheese went straight to the trash

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Savannah Riverboat Cruises

Take an enchanting tour of Savannah from the water aboard the Savannah Riverboat Cruise, which was established in Savannah, Georgia in 1991 under the direction of experienced Captain, Jonathan H. Claughton.

It's a great park for spending a couple of hours playing with the family. There was playground equipment, a splash pad area, a restaurant, basketball courts, and a large grassy area for picnics or playing, not to mention the fountain and historical monuments. Bikes have to dismount through the main park area, so there's no worries about getting run over by a bicyclist while you are wandering through or taking pictures. The flowers and trees are gorgeous. My only complaint is the bathrooms are difficult to find, not the cleanest, and not kept up. Every stall was completely out of toilet paper.

Beautiful big trees around and peaceful park to rest, meditate, walk and also play. There are 2 kids park within the park. The Fountain in the center is very beautiful. Must go there and spend some Time.

Took my son to play on the playground on a Thursday. There are two playgrounds I found out. Some of the equipment is metal so be careful with the sun heating it up during the day. The equipment was in good shape. There are benches to sit at at the playgrounds. We enjoyed walking to the fountain. It was cool to see some local artists selling their artwork or jewelry along the paths. The restrooms are by the restaurant and it was clean when I used it. There is a fun little hidey garden near the smaller playground with roses and benches. The flowers were in bloom and so beautiful. We did get a parking spot by the tennis courts which is free.

3.5 is probably a more accurate rating… the homeless people (who cussed us out for sitting on the bench) sure put a damper on the visit!

The park is super pretty, the tree cover over the sidewall makes it a great place to walk, and the water features were nice for the kids to play in.

But, really… who wants to hang out with angry homeless people 🤷🏽‍♂️

It is a beautiful historic park in the city's historic district. I love how the town maintains its beauty, especially its well-kept boardwalks and the water fountain in the park's center, which exudes classic elegance. This is an excellent place for locals and tourists to walk, jog, or relax.

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Forsyth Park

Explore Savannah's Forsyth Park: iconic fountain, historic landmarks, farmers market, oak-shaded trails, and more. Discover its charm with our guided tours!

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Savannah City Market

Savannah City Market is considered the heart of Savannah, dating to the 1700s. The location used to serve as a place for locals to gather for groceries, services and other goods.

Very large and beautiful cemetery. So much history we spent 2 hours there and didn’t see a third of it.  Highly recommended!!

Visited after learning of this cemetery from "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil." Did not expect to find such a tranquil and lovely place. It truly is like a garden.

Many of the monuments are huge and quite artistic. Also my first experience of family plots that are sectioned off by stone and gates.

This is a very large cemetery and easy to get lost. So go with someone local ~ or pick up a map at the shop.

Nicely maintained by the Savannah cemetery staff. Photos are from mid-autumn.

Magical place. Especially because of the centuries-old graves and the trees covered in Lousian moss. More of a park than a cemetery. We found the speed limit sign on the site funny.

Midnight In the Garden of good and evil, my inspiration, a sacred place full of history... Rec. 2020

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Bonaventure Cemetery 

Discover the captivating allure of Bonaventure Cemetery in Savannah, Georgia. History, iconic statuary, and ancient oak trees beckon you to explore its timeless beauty.

Best of Savannah Tour

Savannah, GA

Embark on an exciting adventure through the enchanting streets of Savannah with our Best of Savannah Small Group Tour. Led by our knowledgeable local guide, prepare for a journey filled with captivating stories and hidden gems that will leave you spellbound. Your tour will begin with a friendly tour guide picking you up directly from your hotel in downtown Savannah in one of our complimentary vehicles.

Your first stop is the Wormsloe Historic Site, a picturesque plantation where Noble Jones built a fortified colonial home. Enjoy a relaxing walk through the lush forest and explore Oak Avenue, with over 400 perfectly aligned oak trees.

We then make our way to the world famous Bonaventure Cemetery, a captivating and hauntingly beautiful resting place that exudes history and charm. This renowned 19th-century cemetery boasts breathtaking sculptures, intricate tombstones, and serene moss-draped oak trees that create an evocative and tranquil atmosphere. Its historic significance and captivating aesthetics draw visitors from all over the world, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking an enchanting glimpse into the past.

Next, embark on a narrated driving tour. Your guide will regale you with captivating stories and historical insights about the city's architectural wonders, including Bull Street, the majestic Cathedral of Saint John, the intriguing Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters, and the historic First African Baptist Church, among others.

Finally, enjoy a scenic river cruise along the Savannah River. As you glide through the Savannah River, you will enjoy a picturesque skyline on the water, relish in the calm of the afternoon, and enjoy Savannah’s sights.
Finally, enjoy a scenic river cruise along the Savannah River. 
Boats Operate Seasonally: 
December - January: Operating Saturday & Sunday
February: Operating Wednesday-Sunday
March - November: Operating daily

The tour is one hour shorter in the winter months due to the boat closure.

Our journey ends with a relaxing drive back to your downtown Savannah hotel, where you can reflect on the treasures discovered during this fun-filled tour of Savannah. So join our lively small group and get ready to experience the best of Savannah's charm, history, and unforgettable moments that will leave you with a smile on your face and memories to last a lifetime.

Immerse in Savannah's charm on our Best of Savannah Small Group Tour. Uncover history and culture in style

Best of Savannah Small Group Tour

Experience the Best of Savannah on a small group tour, where you'll delve into the city's history, visit iconic attractions, explore charming neighborhoods, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of this enchanting southern gem.

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Wormsloe State Park

Savannah Riverboat Cruises

Forsyth Park

Savannah City Market

Bonaventure Cemetery

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