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Float past Savannah’s historic waterfront aboard the Georgia Queen for a 90-minute Sunday brunch cruise. Enjoy a Southern buffet while the captain narrates the port’s history and the Lowcountry marshes roll by.
Float past Savannah’s historic waterfront aboard the Georgia Queen for a 90-minute Sunday brunch cruise. Enjoy a Southern buffet while the captain narrates the port’s history and the Lowcountry marshes roll by.
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Morning light edges the brick warehouses along River Street as you step onto the open deck and the river wakes to meet you. The Georgia Queen’s horn announces a slow, steady departure; the current nudges the boat downstream and the city’s ironwork and live oaks slide past like pages in a weathered book.
easy.
1.5 hours.
Minimal fitness required—mostly standing and walking short distances for boarding and moving around the vessel.
The cruise runs approximately 90 minutes—enough time to circle key riverfront sights while enjoying the buffet.
Swap vouchers for boarding passes at the ticket office on River Street; boarding typically starts 60 minutes before departure.
Yes—boats accommodate families and have children’s menu options; expect a lively, communal atmosphere.
Both riverboats have accessible boarding options and interior seating, but contact the operator in advance to confirm accommodations.
Savannah was founded in 1733 and developed into a major coastal port; steam and packet boats later connected inland commerce to global markets.
The Savannah River and adjacent marshes are ecologically sensitive—avoid littering, choose reusable containers, and support local groups protecting salt marsh habitats.
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