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.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required—mostly standing and walking short distances for boarding and moving around the vessel.
Wildlife
History
Savannah was founded in 1733 and developed into a major coastal port; steam and packet boats later connected inland commerce to global markets.
Conservation
The Savannah River and adjacent marshes are ecologically sensitive—avoid littering, choose reusable containers, and support local groups protecting salt marsh habitats.
Reserve your spot on the Sunday Brunch Riverboat Cruise in Savannah today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Early for Boarding
Ticket exchange and boarding begin up to 60 minutes before departure—plan on arriving early to secure preferred seating and avoid lines.
Layer Up for Deck Time
Mornings on the river can be cool and breezy even in summer—bring a light jacket for open-deck viewing.
Protect Against Sun and Glare
Sunscreen and polarized sunglasses improve comfort and photo quality on sunny cruises.
Expect Crowds and Shared Seating
These boats hold hundreds; choose a quieter cabin if you prefer less bustle and reserve tables if possible.
Light Jacket or Windbreaker
Blocks the river breeze during morning and early-evening departures.
spring
Sunscreen & Polarized Sunglasses
Protects skin and cuts glare for better photos on open decks.
summer
Small Daypack or Bag
Holds tickets, ID, sunscreen, and a camera without getting in the way of boarding.
Motion-Sickness Remedy (patch or pills)
Helpful for riders prone to queasiness on moving water, especially in choppy conditions.