How do you get around Savannah without a car?

The best ways to get around Savannah
  1. Hop onboard a “dot” shuttle. ...
  2. Explore the stunning city streets on foot. ...
  3. Take the CAT bus to go beyond the center. ...
  4. Trolley tours and carriage rides are fun options. ...
  5. Take a free trip on Belles Ferry. ...
  6. Ridesharing and taxis are great if you're in a rush. ...
  7. Your own car gives the most flexibility.




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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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Savannah's very walkable, so no matter where you stay, you can easily see all 3 places during your visit. View our interactive map to get more perspective on the distances. City Market is one of the most-visited attractions in Savannah, GA, featuring artists working in their lofts and exhibiting works for sale.

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Most Savannah itineraries you'll find online are probably for 3 days in Savannah. And it's true that you *can* squeeze all the highlights into just 3 days, to either fit into a long weekend, or to tack on to a longer vacation that also includes Charleston or Hilton Head.

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Do you really need a rental car for your Savannah vacation? The short answer is - no! Breathe a sigh of relief, relax your shoulders, and check out these unique and fun ways to explore Savannah's historic district! What many people don't realize is that Savannah's historic district is only two square miles!

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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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Often referred to as one of the prettiest streets in Savannah, if not all of America, Jones Street is an iconic Georgia landmark and certainly well worth a visit as it's only a few blocks over from the inn.

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The DOT is a fare-free service to help visitors and residents get around downtown Savannah. Included in the system are shuttles serving 18 stops in the Historic District and the Savannah Belles Ferry.

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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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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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Famed for its laid-back beaches, a picturesque back river area, and its somewhat turbulent history, there's plenty to do on Tybee Island for beach goers, active travelers, and history buffs alike! Tybee is also one of the closest beaches to Savannah, since it's only a 25-minute drive from the city.

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In general, Savannah can be more expensive to visit than some nearby destinations. When compared to other nearby beach destinations such as Hilton Head or Tybee Island, the cost of accommodations in Savannah is generally higher.

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