Overview

Get an inside look at the nation's largest port with this dynamic 90-minute boat tour of the Port of Savannah. Witness massive cargo operations and historic riverfront views.

Sailing

Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

Savannah Georgia Port Tour

1.5 Hours

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Date

Wed, Oct 8

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating 90-minute tour of the Port of Savannah, the largest port in the nation. Experience the vibrant operations from the water, enjoy scenic views of the Historic Riverfront, and learn about diverse ships and terminal products from your knowledgeable captain. A unique glimpse into a bustling maritime hub awaits!

Simply a Savannah experience not to miss!

About

The Port of Savannah, the nation's largest port in volume, contains over 50 piers, wharves, and docks. On this 90-minute tour you will experience a working port as it should be seen from the water. This excursion begins with a scenic view of Savannah's Historic Riverfront and then ventures upriver to the Georgia Ports Authority. Here, your captain/guide will discuss the variety of ships seen, the port operations, and products of the different terminals.

Duration

90 Minutes

Check-in Information

This activity departs from The Riverfront Hyatt dock. Please check in at Outside Savannah at least 15 minutes prior to departure. Outside Savannah is located at 300 W. River Street, Savannah, GA.

Adventure Tips

Bring binoculars

Binoculars help you spot distant ships and port operations more clearly during the tour.

Arrive early for boarding

Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early to secure a good viewing spot on the boat.

Wear layered clothing

Weather on the water can change quickly; layers keep you comfortable throughout the trip.

Stay hydrated

Bring a water bottle, especially on warm days, to stay refreshed while observing the port.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Ospreys fishing along the river
River otters occasionally spotted near the docks

History

The Port of Savannah has been a crucial trade gateway since the 18th century and expanded greatly after the introduction of container shipping in the 1960s.

Conservation

Port authorities have implemented green initiatives to reduce emissions and protect Savannah’s sensitive tidal ecosystems.