Spend a private day with a local guide through Savannah’s historic squares, Victorian streets, Fort Pulaski and the beaches of Tybee Island. This VIP tour pairs storytelling with manageable walks and coastal scenery—perfect for first-time visitors who want a complete orientation in a single day.
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You step out of your hotel into a slow-moving city where live oaks throw long, cool hands of shade and Spanish moss brushes your shoulder like an old greeting. The private vehicle hums away from the Historic District and the guide begins to narrate—soft, exact—drawing a line from 1733 to the present as the Savannah River glints and dares you to learn its stories.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
7 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; expect multiple short, flat walks totaling under two miles.
Wildlife
History
Savannah was founded by James Oglethorpe in 1733 with a unique grid of public squares; those squares shaped civic life and influenced residential patterns through the 19th century.
Conservation
Coastal dune restoration and marsh conservation are active here—visitors are encouraged to stay on paths to protect nesting birds and vegetation.
Reserve your spot on the Savannah VIP Tour: Private Full-Day Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Reserve morning departure
Start early to avoid midday heat on Tybee and secure softer light for photos at the squares and lighthouse.
Bring sunscreen and a hat
Coastal stretches and exposed marsh boardwalks offer little shade; protect skin during the midday portion on Tybee Island.
Comfortable shoes for short walks
Wear supportive shoes—surfaces include brick, boardwalks and compacted dirt at Fort Pulaski and the cemetery.
Lunch is not included
Plan to pay for a lunch stop on the island or in town—ask your guide for local recommendations or dietary accommodations.
Comfortable walking shoes
Support and traction for brick streets, cemetery paths and boardwalks.
Light daypack
Carry sunscreen, camera, wallet and layers during stops.
Sunscreen and hat
Protection for exposed stretches on Tybee Island and Bluff Drive.
summer
Camera or smartphone with charger
Capture architecture, marsh light and coastal vistas—golden hour is especially photogenic.