Top Savannah Nature Walks in 2026

This Savannah hop-on hop-off trolley tour makes exploring Savannah super easy. The trolley’s route stops at 16 stops around the city and passes by more than 100 points of interest along the way. Plus, there’s narration about the city’s sights and history that you can enjoy as you ride through Savannah. You can get off at any of the 16 stops and hop back on again at one of the stops, too.

Get an alternative view of Savannah and delve deeper than most into its fraught history of war, executions, murders, and mystery on this historical ghost tour. Guided by the glow of a lantern, follow your guide through historic squares and cobblestone streets, past moss-draped oaks, as they recount eerie tales.

Discover the city of Savannah by bike with a small-group guided tour. Cover ground quickly and get to know several different areas of the city. See top Savannah attractions including Forsyth Park, City Market, and historic River Street. Learn about local history and heritage as you visit landmarks such as the Andrew Low House and Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Maximize time in Savannah with this green bike tour.

Experience the haunting beauty and history of stunning Savannah on this Bonaventure Cemetery tour. Follow your expert guide just beyond the limits of the historic district and wander through the tombstones and gardens of this 170-year-old location. Learn about the lives of its famous inhabitants and why the cemetery is considered by locals to be the place where death and beauty meet.

Take a leisurely stroll through the squares and streets of the Savannah Historic District on this walking tour. Together with a resident of Savannah, visit one of the largest National Historic Landmark Districts in the US. See the historic homes as well as the houses of the South’s most famous generals. Visit the buildings from the war years of the 1860s and learn about the town’s storied past.

Book your favorite Savannah memory on the most treasured and trending guided Savannah walking tour where history, heritage, and architecture unfold at every turn. With a polished historian guide leading the way, this immersive history and culture activity explores the Historic District’s monuments, landmarks, and defining moments that shaped Georgia’s first city into the can’t-miss Southern destination it is today. You’ll experience the stories behind Savannah’s iconic architecture and hidden histories that most visitors pass by.

With its cobbled streets, historic squares, and plethora of colonial architecture, Savannah is a history buff's dream, but if you aren’t with a local guide, you may miss some of the most interesting spots and anecdotes. A walking tour helps you learn the history of Savannah's involvement in the Civil War—including how it was famously spared on Sherman's March to the Sea, allowing its original infrastructure to remain intact.

Explore Savannah’s famous Bonaventure Cemetery on this guided tour. Choose from a morning or afternoon departure, then discover the cemetery’s scenery and stories with tour guide, storyteller, historian, author and artist Shannon Scott or his talented assistants. See where death and beauty meet and learn about the symbolism, art, architecture and burial traditions of the Victorian Age and other periods. Hear about famous lyricist Johnny Mercer, underground poet Conrad Aiken, maritime hero Josiah Tattnall and many more who call this special spot their final resting place.

Come celebrate the 30th anniversary of the book that allowed Clint Eastwood to turn the Hostess City of the South into one of the most famous filming locations in motion pictures history! You’ll experience Savannah’s most famous film spring to life as you peer behind the scenes of the film world with the industry insiders who help create movie magic. We will give you a glimpse into what it would have been like to be an extra on the set of the film.

Immerse yourself in the history and beauty of Savannah on this walking tour. The city is full of historic sights, beautiful squares, churches, antebellum homes and great shopping and dining. Travel back in time to learn about Savannah's colonial past, as well as its roles in the American Revolution and Civil War, as you explore the Historic District, Reynolds Square, and more.

Explore Savannah's haunted past with an app-based, self-guided GPS audio walking tour through historic streets, eerie mansions, and ghost-filled landmarks. There's no in-person guide—your phone leads the way with GPS directions, spooky stories, local legends, and hidden history. Start on River Street and uncover the dark tales behind The Pirates' House, Hampton Lillibridge House, and Colonial Park Cemetery. Hear chilling stories of strange sightings, old graves, and tragic events. Visit the Mercer Williams House and Sorrel-Weed House, two of Savannah's most famous haunted landmarks. Walk at your own pace, pause for photos, or skip stops along the route. GPS-triggered stories play automatically as you explore. Download the app and tour before starting to enjoy offline maps and audio. Follow the planned route or explore the highlights that interest you most. Discover the ghosts, mysteries, and legends that make Savannah one of America's most haunted cities!

Explore Savannah's haunted history on a guided walk to locations featured on hit TV shows Ghost Hunters and Portals to Hell. Uncover the stories behind reported paranormal activity while learning about the real events that shaped these historic sights. The small-group format keeps the experience personal and interactive, combining local history with behind-the-scenes insights from paranormal investigations—without the cheesy scares.

Our team has been doing guided walking tours of Historic Downtown Savannah for over 20 years. We wanted to create a walking tour that was more than just your "traditional" kid-friendly tour. Fun Facts and a Snack was brought to life after going on a school field trip with my nephew. I was motivated to create a tour that kids of all ages would not only enjoy, but are also able to learn something along the way. Join us as we take you and your child on a stroll through the city squares and Historic District of the Hostess City. We will meet in Johnson Square, by the monument for Nathaniel Greene.