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Skip the Line: General Admission Webb Military Museum Ticket
This museum is all about military history on a personal level and is a collection of military artifacts that I started collecting over 40 years ago. We own many items but the select items we feature in this museum are ones with a story to tell. When our visitors leave the museum, it is our…
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Private Transfer from Saint Simons Island to Port Canaveral
Take the worry out of your departure to Port Canaveral and pre-book a private transfer to suit your group size (up to 8 people). Avoid the long lines for taxis at the hotel, and travel in the comfort of a Premium car or minivan.
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Yoga in Forsyth Park
Savannah is such a relaxing destination. Beautiful Forsyth Park offers an ideal atmosphere for a yoga class outside. This 60 minute yoga class is accessible to students of all levels and backgrounds. Teachers are adaptable and will assist in making the class suitable to your needs. Yoga mats are included but beverages are not so…
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Historic Savannah Guided Walking Tour
Discover the physical and spiritual significance of James Oglehtorpe’s square design. A comprehensive journey of Savannah’s history, told through the culture, religion, and architecture of the city. The essence of Savannah is found in the fabric of its history, and this is a wonderful way not only to see this beautiful city, but to get…
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Spooky Savannah Haunted History Tour
Internationally known Ghost Hunter, Historian, Tour Guide and Storyteller Spooky Steve will regale you with dark, cryptic tales of Savannah’s haunted history on this casual two hour afternoon stroll through the heart of Savannah’s world famous Historic District. We’ll visit one of the world’s most haunted cemeteries,a haunted jail dating back to 1750, a dueling…
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Follow the Drinking Gourd African American Walking Tour
A Beautiful Woman with a dirty Face. Lady Astor coined Savannah, Georgia in 1946! Join us as we journey further back to a dark time when Savannah was being established. This tour focuses on the enslavement of African Americans and takes you to emancipation. Hear the stories of the movers and shakers of the slave…
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True Crime Too – Savannah Pub Crawl
Savannah Appears charming but beneath that veneer are decades of true crime stories waiting to be told. So many we need two true crime tours to discuss them!Savage Savannah is the sequel to our original True Crime and Wine tour! All stories on Savannah are entirely different and unique from True Crime and Wine. You…
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Savannah Shadows All Ages Ghost Tour
Check in at 7:45 pm. This is an all ages, family friendly ghost tour. Hear about Savannah’s most famous ghosts and haunted locations led by Blue Orbs professional storytellers and local guides. This is 90 minutes of fun seeing Savannah’s most beautiful haunted locations and hearing its timeless ghost stories that are sure to leave you…
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From Civil War to Civil Rights Atlanta VIP Tour
Be treated like a VIP as you tour the city on a private, full-day Atlanta History tourIn addition to following the history of Atlanta from a major Civil War battlefield to the center of the Civil Rights movement, including the Martin Luther King Historic District, also: • Lunch @ the Sweet Auburn Curb Market (cost…
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The Grave Tales Ghost Tour in Savannah
Ghost City Tours has magically blended Savannah’s rich history with her dark hauntings to create The Grave Tales Ghost Tour. This 90 minute walking tour is perfect for all ages. The Grave Tales Ghost Tour will introduce you to the stories, legends, and locations that have given Savannah the title of America’s Most Haunted City.Please call…
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Participate in a Fun Scavenger Hunt in Atlanta by Wacky Walks
Wacky Walks of Atlanta allows your team to discover the city in a fun and different way. The game instructs you to find a variety of items that can be found in the downtown area. For every item you find, you’ll get points. You’ll also participate in exciting challenges for points as well. See how…
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Dinner Detective Interactive Mystery Dinner Show at Savannah
Unlike a typical murder mystery dinner theatre performance, you won’t be watching a handful of actors stiffly reciting lines in front of the room. The action happens all around you, and any person in the audience can end up being a part of the show, even YOU! Throughout the night, you’ll find yourself wondering if…
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Epic Savannah Bar Crawl: By Let’s Roam
Let’s Roam is the #1 app-led scavenger hunt company. Walk to all the best landmarks and hidden gems, answering trivia questions and solving challenges. Work with your team or compete against them, as you learn new facts and create memorable experiences. Let’s Roam Scavenger Hunts are great as an everyday activity, or for bachelorette parties,…
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Chippewa Square to Forsyth Park: A Self-Guided Audio Tour in Savannah
Delve into the city’s history on a stroll around its alluring squares on this self-guided walking tour of Savannah. • See the first home of John Berendt, author of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, first lived when he came to Savannah and where the Girl Scouts got their start• Hear from producer…
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Savannah Hauntings Tour
The original HAUNTINGS tour of Savannah, Georgia. A 90 minute walking tour, departs 9pm nightly. BE PREPARED TO BE SCARED. Hear tales of encounters with the paranormal in one of the most haunted cities in America. Based on Margaret DeBolt’s book ‘Savannah Spectres’, as well as ‘Drums and Shadows’, written in the 1930’s by the…
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Private Atlanta Historical Homes Tour
This Private tour includes visiting two of the historical homes on our list. Swan House, Margret Mitchell Gone with the Wind House, Governor’s Mansion or Rhodes Hall on this guided tour of two of Atlanta’s famed historical neighborhoods, enjoying local pickup and round-trip transportation.Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, we visit Governor’s Mansion, a Greek Revival style home…
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Atlanta Arrival Chauffeur Driven Transport
Private transfers provide a terrific way to get between the airport and your hotel. There’s no waiting in taxi lines or making multiple shuttle stops. There’s just the relaxed and stress-free transportation of a late-model vehicle and a professional chauffeur that will get you safely to your destination.
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True Crime and Wine Cocktail Tour – Savannah’s True Crime Tour Experience
Savannah’s original True Crime tour experience!A twilight investigation through Savannah’s murderous, scandalous, fascinating past, complete with serial killers, crimes of passion and compelling, unsolved cases. Visit scenes of notorious villains, discovering the secrets of the best true crime cases, all while visiting our finest cocktail bars and enjoying lovely ‘to-go’ drinks as we stroll through…
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Fun City Scavenger Hunt in Columbus by Operation City Quest
Operation City Quest of Columbus is a great way to see the city! Use an app to submit photos of items you find around the city and challenges you complete for points. The items and challenges can be completed in any order you prefer! See your score on the app leaderboard to see how you…
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Private 1-Hour Vacation Photo Shoot in Atlanta
Is it your first time visiting Atlanta or are you a local? We will take you around the city and show you all the hidden gems and best spots of the city! While walking through the most iconic spots we will capture on each location the best pictures for you so you will go home…
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3 Hour Hollywood of the South Private Atlanta Film Locations Tour
Atlanta now ranks as the 2nd largest Film and Television location site in the US and is quickly becoming known as the ‘Hollywood of the South’. See why, as we visit locations from the Marvel franchise such as Captain America: Civil War and Black Panther, as well as The Hunger Games, Fast & Furious, Baby Driver and…
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Walking Dead Walking Tour on Private Filming Backlot
Our tour takes place entirely on the Esco Feed Mill property, where many scenes from The Walking Dead were shot. Choose a weapon from our well-stocked armory and prepare to set out on foot for a 1/3 of a mile, 45 minute walking excursion on slightly uneven terrain. We tour rain or shine.
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Welcome to Savannah Guided Walking Tour
This tour is a great introduction to Savannah! The tour includes Colonial beginnings and Revolutionary War Battlefields, Churches, Monuments, Theaters, Civil War Houses and Movie Locations. We are a non- scripted tour company, you can ask questions. We prefer to tour with small groups. This is a family friendly, pet friendly tour company.
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Savannah Irish History Walking Tour
On this tour, we see 5 historic squares and end in beautiful Emmet Park beside the Celtic Cross. See the Irish influence on Savannah today from street names to flags flying. Learn about the Old Fort area where many Irish communities settled in the 1800s. After this tour, you will have an in-depth understanding of…
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Atlanta Historical Homes Tour
Peek into Atlanta’s history. Cruise through the affluent Buckhead community, learning its history, view upscale mansions. We also drive through historical Ansley Park area viewing its stately homes. Tour two of the historical homes on our list: Swan House, Margret Mitchell Gone with the Wind House, Governor’s Mansion or Martin Luther King Jr’s Home, on…
All about Georgia
When to visit
Fall is an excellent time to visit Georgia. The Bavarian-built town of Helen hosts a huge Oktoberfest party, while the Atlanta Braves and Atlanta Falcons play big games. In winter, northern Georgia’s Christmas markets rival that of Germany’s. Stop in Delonga, Blue Ridge, or other picture-perfect towns to embrace the holidays. You might see snow in the mountains, but Georgia’s southern climate means you can whitewater raft and hike in winter without worrying about frigid temperatures.
Getting around
A car offers reliable transportation when sightseeing in Georgia, especially if traveling to further-flung spots like the Masters golf tournament in Augusta and St. Simon Island. Most cities and counties have local bus routes, and Atlanta has MARTA, a 4-line city metro system with stops including Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Downtown Atlanta also has a streetcar. Walk the BeltLine trails, an unused railroad track turned public space initiative in the city’s core neighborhoods.
Traveler tips
Georgia may be midrange when it comes to state size, but its diverse landscape lends it a wealth of scenery. One of the coolest ways to immerse yourself in Georgia’s outdoors is by checking out the seven natural wonders of Georgia: Amicalola Falls, Okefenokee Swamp, Providence Canyon, Radium Springs, Stone Mountain, Tallulah Gorge, and Warm Springs. You’ll go from the mountains to the lowcountry and get a taste of the southeast state’s breadth.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Georgia known for?
On the surface, Georgia is best known for the city of Atlanta, peach farms, and college football. However, longtime locals and visitors know that this diverse state has stunning mountainous landscapes, rich history, and a deep culinary scene that blends Southern (including soul food) and coastal cuisines.
What are the best places to visit in Georgia?
The most popular places to visit in Georgia include Atlanta and Savannah for urban fun, Tallulah Falls and Amicalola Falls State Parks for hiking, and the Etowah Indian Mounds and Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park to soak up the state’s rich history.
How many days do you need in Georgia?
You’ll need to spend at least a weekend in Georgia, depending on where you stay and what you want to see or do. Atlanta alone has great museums, nightlife, and neighborhoods to explore. Northern Georgia’s mountains are an outdoor paradise while the coast features charming Southern cities.
What types of activities are popular in Georgia?
Visitors with all kinds of interests will find fun in Georgia. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy hiking the mountains and kayaking the coast. History buffs can explore American Indian, Black, and colonial history, while contemporary culture lovers will find emerging trends in hip-hop and cuisine originating from Atlanta’s clubs and restaurants.
What should I not miss in Georgia?
You shouldn’t miss visiting Savannah, one of the prettiest cities in the US, and spending some time in Georgia’s beautiful outdoors—popular options include Tallulah Falls State Park, Cumberland Island, Jekyll Island, and Providence Canyon.
What food should I try in Georgia?
You should try two types of food in Georgia: Lowcountry cuisine and Southern cuisine. Though similar, Lowcountry cuisine is coastal fare like shrimp and grits, catfish stew, and crab cakes, while Southern cuisine includes collard greens, fried green tomatoes, and cornbread. Other popular foods include fried chicken and peach cobbler.