Glide through Savannah’s tidal creeks on a two-hour private electric charter timed for sunset. Quiet motors, a local captain and room for six make this a relaxed way to see yacht clubs, marshes and Bonaventure Cemetery from the water.
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The boat slips quietly away from the blue MarineMax Savannah Bend Marina and the city exhales: salt air, a ribbon of river light and the hush of electric motors replace engine roar. A two-hour evening cruise threads tidal creeks, passes century-old yacht masts and skirts marshes where herons preen while the sky leans toward orange.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Accessible to most fitness levels; requires stepping on and off a small dock and moving around a low-profile deck
Wildlife
History
Savannah’s riverfront grew from a colonial port; many historic estates and the old Savannah Yacht Club line the water and reflect the city’s maritime past.
Conservation
Electric propulsion reduces noise and emissions, making these charters lower-impact; maintain distance from wildlife and pack out all trash to protect marsh habitats.
Reserve your spot on the Sunset Private Captained Luxury Electric Boat Charter in Savannah today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Early
Plan to be at Savannah Bend Marina 10–15 minutes before departure for check-in and a quick safety briefing.
Dress in Layers
Evenings on the water cool quickly—bring a light jacket or windbreaker to stay comfortable after sunset.
Bring a Waterproof Case
Protect phones and cameras from spray and marsh mist to capture low-light sunset shots.
BYO Snacks & Ice
The vessel has a cooler and plates, but food and preferred beverages are BYO—pack securely to avoid spills while cruising.
Windbreaker or Light Jacket
Blocks the cool breeze that builds after sundown on the river.
fall
Waterproof Phone/Camera Case
Keeps electronics safe from spray and accidental splashes.
summer
Binoculars
Helps spot river birds, dolphins, and distant marsh features.
spring
Sunscreen & Hat
Necessary for late-afternoon sun exposure before the sky darkens.
summer