Where do we meet for the tour?

Meeting point is Chippewa Square by General Oglethorpe's statue—please arrive a few minutes early.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the route is stroller-, wheelchair-, and walker-accessible where possible, though uneven historic brick and cobblestone mean some sections require care.

Yes, this is a pet-friendly tour, but keep pets leashed and consider weather conditions for animals.

What happens if it rains?

Tours operate rain or shine except in severe weather; bring rain gear and check your booking if conditions worsen.

How large are the groups?

Group size is limited to about 15 to keep the experience intimate and easy to hear.

How much does the tour cost?

Pricing starts at $34.95 for adults, with discounts available for kids, military, and seniors; refer to the booking link for current availability.

Explore Savannah's Historic Squares: Morning Walking Tour with Patrick Burns | Walking Tour | History Tour

Begin in the heart of Savannah, Georgia, where brick squares, live oaks, and a slow Lowcountry rhythm make every morning feel handcrafted. The Savannah History Walking Tour with Patrick Burns - Savannah's Guy in the Kilt opens this portrait on foot: a 1.5–2 hour guided stroll that threads through Chippewa, Wright, Reynolds, and Johnson squares, pausing at statues, churches, and houses that map the city's past. Patrick Burns leads these walks with the wit and authority of a local who knows both archival records and neighborhood lore. A nationally known paranormal investigator and long-time guide, Patrick balances dates and details - Savannah's founding by General James Oglethorpe, colonial planning, Revolutionary and Civil War events - with personable anecdotes and a touch of humor. The route favors shaded lanes and photo-ready vistas beneath moss-draped live oaks; expect stretches of historic brick, cobblestone, and oak-lined sidewalks that give the district its distinctive texture. Highlights include the broad openness of Chippewa Square by General Oglethorpe's statue, the compact charm of Wright and Reynolds Squares, and quieter moments by Johnson Square's colonial markers. Architectural variety is on display: Federal-period townhouses, Gothic-Revival churches, and restored row houses that reveal layers of 18th- and 19th-century building practices. Because the tour moves at a conversational pace, it's well suited for first-time visitors, families, older travelers, and anyone who prefers daytime history over ghost or pub tours. Practical details are straightforward: meet at Chippewa Square by General Oglethorpe's statue; the walk is stroller-, wheelchair-, and walker-accessible where possible, though uneven brick and historic paving require care. The tour operates rain or shine except in severe weather; bring water and bug spray on hot days. Group size is limited (about 15), which keeps the experience intimate and easy to hear. This tour stands out because of its guide and its context. Patrick Burns' reputation as 'Savannah's Guy in the Kilt' and his decade-plus experience leading tours give visitors both credibility and charisma - history is delivered like conversation, not a lecture. Exploration Point, reachable at 833-428-6846 or [email protected], runs this family- and pet-friendly option that doubles as a primer for deeper exploration of Savannah's historic district. Finish the walk with photo-ready angles, a better sense of the city's planned grid, and practical recommendations for nearby museums, coffeehouses, or shaded benches where the city's pace slows. For anyone mapping a morning in Savannah, this tour is an efficient, human, and pleasantly informative introduction. Morning light is ideal for photos and the cooler hours make the route comfortable in summer; group's limited size means Patrick can point out specific architectural details and suggest nearby cafés afterward. Pricing starts at $34.95 for adults (discounts for kids, military, and seniors); use the provided referral link to reserve your spot.

About Exploration Point

Exploration Point is a Savannah, Georgia tour company led by Patrick Burns, locally known as the Guy in the Kilt. The business offers intimate, interactive walking tours that explore Savannah’s haunted history and storied architecture. Tours include a paranormal experience led by Patrick Burns — billed as Guy in the Kilt — featuring firsthand accounts and real ghost stories with no scripted tales, plus a Savannah history walking tour that covers the city’s founding, wars, and historic squares.

Both tours are designed for small groups, making them suitable for first-time visitors, families, and people seeking an in-depth local perspective. Exploration Point emphasizes authentic storytelling and on-location anecdotes, relying on guide knowledge and primary-source details rather than sensationalized scripts. Tours meet at central, well-known squares in Savannah and proceed on foot to significant historic sites.

Trust in Exploration Point comes from its local leadership and consistent appearances on curated travel platforms. The company’s tours are led by a single, experienced guide, ensuring continuity and a familiar voice across experiences. Safety, respectful treatment of historic sites, and clear pre-tour information are standard practice.

Visitors looking for a focused, personable tour of Savannah’s history or a guided paranormal walk will find Exploration Point straightforward to book and easy to locate in the downtown area. The combination of local expertise, small-group format, and topical focus on Savannah’s past makes Exploration Point a reliable choice for visitors seeking meaningful, on-foot exploration. Advance reservations are recommended during peak tourism seasons; meeting details are emailed before tours.

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