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Savannah Civil War Walking Tour: Sherman's March & ReconstructionYou meet your guide at Reynolds Square and spend two hours walking through Savannah's historic district, learning how the city moved toward secession, what Sherman's arrival meant, and how Reconstruction played out on these streets. The tour includes entry to the sites you visit and covers the political, cultural, and human dimensions of the Civil War through the eyes of Savannah's citizens and soldiers. No separate transportation needed — everything is on foot.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand the Civil War through Savannah's streets and stories without arranging a guide yourself — the two-hour format fits the main sites into a single morning or afternoon, and the guide handles the history so you don't have to piece it together from plaques.
Savannah Slavery to Freedom Tour: Gullah Geechee HistorySavannah Slavery to Freedom is a guided history tour led by Sistah Patt, a Gullah Geechee storyteller, across the city's landmarks tied to slavery and emancipation. Over two to two and a half hours, the tour visits River Street (where slaves were forced to build warehouses), Johnson Square (where they were auctioned), the Second African Baptist Church, the African American Monument and Laurel Grove Cemetery. The guide speaks English and the tour is wheelchair accessible with advance notice.Is it for me?The guide speaks English throughout, so you follow the narration directly as it happens. This tour suits anyone who wants to hear Savannah's slavery and freedom history from someone who carries that knowledge—not from a script or a recording, but from a storyteller who knows the untold stories.
Savannah: Haunted Walking Tour with Ghost Stories & HistoryYou’ll wander Savannah’s Historic District after dark with a local storyteller guiding you through haunted squares and centuries-old houses. Hear ghost stories mixed with real history, see photos from actual investigations, and maybe feel the city’s strange energy for yourself. The tour is family-friendly, wheelchair accessible, and starts right at Lafayette Square — just bring your curiosity (and maybe someone to hold onto).
Bonaventure Cemetery Golf Cart Tour: Savannah Victorian SymbolsA golf cart tour of Bonaventure Cemetery in Savannah where a historian guide chauffeurs you through one of the world's most beautiful cemeteries, sharing the history of the land, the stories of those buried there, and the unique Victorian culture and symbolism of the monuments. The tour lasts about an hour; parties are limited to five seats, and dogs ride free if they don't occupy a paid seat. Bottled water and bug spray are included.Is it for me?Walking a cemetery in Savannah heat means choosing between the monuments and your comfort. A golf cart tour lets you see both—the guide handles the route and the stories while you stay seated and actually absorb what you're looking at.
Savannah: American Prohibition Museum Ticket & Speakeasy CocktailYou’ll wander through Savannah’s American Prohibition Museum with all senses firing—from lively street scenes to secretive speakeasies where period cocktails are poured (with valid ID). Hear local guides share wild stories, taste authentic drinks or mocktails, and step right into history’s messiest debates. You might leave laughing—or thinking harder than expected.
Atlanta: Bike Tour Through Beltline, Inman Park & MLK SitesYou’ll ride Atlanta’s neighborhoods by bike with a local guide—gliding past historic homes in Inman Park, exploring vibrant street art along the Beltline, and pausing for snacks near skate parks and murals. Expect small surprises: friendly waves from locals, hidden doors in walls, stories you won’t find in guidebooks—and maybe a moment or two that lingers long after you’re done.
Private Savannah Historic District & Bonaventure Cemetery TourYou’ll wander Savannah’s shaded squares by private car, pause at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, and walk among legends at Bonaventure Cemetery—all with a local guide who shares real stories (and maybe a few jokes). Expect moments of quiet beauty and little surprises along the way.Is it for me?Your private guide handles the route while you explore the homes, churches and historic sites that shaped Savannah's story.
Savannah Ghost Tour: Haunted Mansions & Cemeteries Family-FriendlyYou walk through Savannah's Historic District with a local guide who shows you haunted mansions, burial grounds, and Revolutionary War sites while explaining the city's layered history of death and settlement. The tour keeps kids engaged with real stories instead of manufactured scares, and you don't have to arrange your own route or research which cemeteries are actually worth visiting. Bring comfortable walking shoes and check the weather before you go.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want to explore Savannah's haunted side with kids in tow without researching which cemeteries are worth the visit or planning your own route—the local guide handles the navigation and storytelling, leaving you free to walk and listen.
Savannah: Historical Bike Tour & Keep Bike All DayYou’ll pedal Savannah’s historic district with a local guide who brings each square to life—think ghost tales at Mercer Williams House or movie trivia at Chippewa Square. After two hours together, you keep your bike all day to explore at your own pace—with a lock and map full of local tips. It’s freedom wrapped in Spanish moss.
90-Minute Segway Tour of Savannah: Historic Sites & ArchitectureA 90-minute Segway tour of Savannah takes small or private groups through the city's historic squares, past the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist and Telfair Academy, with a live guide sharing the city's history from its founding as the 13th colony to today. Minimum age is 16; the tour suits all fitness levels and is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?At 90 minutes, the tour leaves your morning or afternoon partly free—long enough to see Savannah's defining landmarks and hear their stories, short enough to pair with other plans. If you want to linger inside museums or take a slower pace through the squares, this ride-focused route moves faster than walking tours do.
Savannah: Ghost Tour with Kilted Guide & Haunted Bar StopsYou’ll follow Savannah’s kilted ghost guide through shadowy squares and hidden corners as he shares personal haunted tales—not just old legends. Expect bar stops for drinks and laughs along the way, plus time to ask your own questions or share your stories too. You’ll leave wondering if you believe—or at least remembering how it felt to walk those streets at night.
Savannah Walking Tour Midnight Garden Good & Evil Real StoryA two-hour narrated walking tour of downtown Savannah led by a veteran journalist and longtime resident, tracing the real people and places behind John Berendt's "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" and Clint Eastwood's film adaptation. The guide stops at the Hamilton-Turner Inn, Mercer-Williams House Museum exterior, Clary's Cafe, Chippewa Square, and Forsyth Park, unpacking the backstories of Jim Williams, Minerva, Joe Odom, Nancy Hillis, and Moe Fetzer. Groups stay under fifteen guests; comfortable walking shoes are essential, and the tour is not recommended for children under fourteen.Is it for me?Groups of up to fifteen work best here—small enough that the guide can answer questions and share details as you move, but large enough to feel like a real tour. This suits anyone who read the book or watched the film and wants the real backstory from someone who knows Savannah's downtown inside out, without the pace or the crowds of a larger group.
Atlanta: Stranger Things Film Locations Tour & Private DriverYou’ll step right into Hawkins on this private Stranger Things tour of Atlanta—see the Wheeler house, middle school halls, Screen Gems Studios from outside, and Brimborn Steelworks’ eerie shell. With a local guide driving and bottled water included, you’ll get stories behind each spot—and maybe catch yourself feeling like you’re part of the show for a while.
Atlanta: Historic Market Food Tour & Biscuit ClassYou’ll taste your way through Atlanta’s oldest market with a local guide who makes every stop feel like visiting family. Try oxtail grits, fried chicken sandwiches, homemade banana pudding—and then roll up your sleeves for a hands-on Southern biscuit class (with plenty of laughs). You’ll leave full and maybe a bit flour-dusted, but definitely smiling.
Atlanta Beltline Food & Street Art Tour with Inman Park EatsYou’ll walk Atlanta’s Inman Park with a local guide, tasting southern bites at five spots (including Krog Street Market), seeing street art along the Beltline trail, and hearing stories behind Victorian homes. Expect laughter over cocktails and time to soak up local color—this tour feels like wandering with a friend who knows all the best places.
Savannah: Family Ghost Walking Tour & Haunted SquaresYou’ll follow a local guide through Savannah’s most haunted squares and cemeteries, hearing real ghost stories and strange history along the way. Expect family-friendly chills, small group energy, and moments that stick with you long after — especially when you catch yourself glancing over your shoulder at dusk.
Atlanta: Escape Room Games at The Interlock with Group OptionsYou’ll jump into one of Atlanta’s most immersive escape rooms at The Interlock, working side by side to crack clues and beat the clock. Expect laughter (and maybe some friendly chaos), support from your local game guide, plus a real sense of teamwork whether you book as a group or join others. That final rush is something you’ll want to relive.
Tybee Island: Open-Air Historic Tour & Stories with Local GuideYou’ll ride an open-air cart across Tybee Island with a local guide who shares unexpected stories — from indigenous fishing spots to pirate legends and Fort Screven’s secrets. Feel sea breezes, laugh at tall tales, and see places only locals know. It’s a day trip that leaves you thinking long after you’ve left.
Savannah: 2-Hour Dolphin & Lowcountry Eco Tour on River StreetYou spend two hours on the Savannah River spotting dolphins and learning the Lowcountry ecosystem from the Captain and First Mate. The boat departs from downtown River Street, includes narration and marine wildlife sightings, and welcomes BYOB beverages. Suitable for all ages and fitness levels, with strollers and service animals accommodated.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying downtown Savannah who want to see the river and its wildlife without arranging transport — the boat leaves from River Street itself. The two-hour length fits between other plans, and it works for families with young children and strollers.
Midtown Atlanta: 2.5hr Segway Tour & Fox TheatreYou get a 2.5-hour guided Segway ride through Midtown Atlanta's main sights—Margaret Mitchell House, Fox Theatre, Georgia Tech, Federal Reserve Bank, and Piedmont Park—with a small group capped at eight people. Training is included, so you don't need experience. A midway break at a local eatery breaks up the ride, and you cover more ground than a walking tour in the same time.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Midtown's main landmarks in one morning or afternoon without renting a car or spending hours on foot—the Segway covers distance fast, and the small group size means your guide can actually talk to you instead of shouting at a crowd.
