How do people spend 3 days in Savannah?

Take a Tour Or take a specialized tour—there are many that cater to specific interests, from the African-American experience in Savannah to the city's culinary tradition. Jump on a trolley—and read up on various special-interest experiences—at the Savannah Visitors Information Center.



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Savannah is an extremely walkable city that is perfect for strolling, but sometimes it's nice to give your feet a rest and take a ride through the city. Adventurers – this one's for you! Make the most of your vacation with these fabulous ways to get around Savannah.

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Encompassing 2.2 miles, the Savannah Historic District is compact and easy to navigate whether by foot or by wheel. To travel Savannah like a local, consider walking, bicycling or taking a pedicab around the district, which ranges from River to Gaston streets and East Broad Street to Martin Luther King Jr.

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The best time to visit Savannah is from March to July when the weather is warm and pleasant and the flowers are in full bloom. Mid to late summer can bring extreme heat and humidity which can make it unpleasant for some visitors.

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The west side of Savannah is dangerous; however, many good and bad neighborhoods are intertwined, so you always have to be vigilant. We live on Skidaway Island which is in south Savannah and is very safe. If you stay in the historic district downtown…you will be fine!

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Truthfully, I wish I had months to stay in Savannah. However, we all have limited vacation time, and need to wisely use it. Like I said, though, 2 days in Savannah is an excellent amount of time for an introduction to this southern city.

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What is Savannah Most Famous For? Savannah is the oldest city in the state of Georgia. It has a center that's filled with historic buildings in styles ranging from French Gothic to Greek Revival. The best things to do in Savannah include sipping cocktails at rooftop bars or drinking beers in colonial-style pubs.

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Both have an extensive history, beaches nearby, and plantations to visit (though Charleston has more beaches and more plantations). Savannah's downtown is more walkable and feels immersed in nature. Charleston's is bigger, so there's more to do, but it'll take much longer if you plan on walking.

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Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport serves the city of Savannah, Georgia, and handles around 2.8 million travelers annually. SAV Airport is about a 17-minute drive in ideal road and traffic conditions from downtown Savannah, which is located 10 miles (16 kilometers) from the airport.

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The Savannah Belles Ferry system provides free passage across the Savannah River between downtown's riverwalk and Hutchinson Island, home of the Savannah Convention Center and Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa.

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Free Services Thanks to a partnership with the city of Savannah, CAT provides the free downtown dot shuttle and free Savannah Belles Ferry. Learn more about these services on our Ride Free Downtown page.

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Did you know that Savannah is one of the few US destinations with an open container policy? Guests 21 years old and older can purchase to-go alcoholic beverages at bars and restaurants within the to-go cup zone. This area stretches from Hutchinson Island to the south end of Forsyth Park, and Martin Luther King, Jr.

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