Savannah, Georgia
Centennial Olympic Park
Civil War Headstones
Savannah, Georgia
Established
1733
Population
145,862
Trip Inclusions
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2 days bus transportation via luxury motor coach with WIFI
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2 nights hotel accommodation at student friendly location
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Breakfast at hotel
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2 Lunch vouchers
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1 dinner
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Admission to Historic Carriage Ride
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Admission to Hop on Hop off trolly
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Admission to Ghost Tour
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Visit to Savannah Historic Squares
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Self-guided tour of the Federal Reserve Bank Money Museum
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Admission to Six Flags Great America
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Visit to Centennial Olympic Park
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A-Z Travel tour guide
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Free chaperone spaces in double room based number paying passengers
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All taxes and fees
Day 1
Upon arrival in Savannah, meet your tour guide. One of the best things about Savannah is that it’s a pleasure to stroll. With over 900 buildings listed as historically or architecturally significant, a walk through Savannah’s Historic District has its appeal. Should you not want to walk through these charming streets and experience the numerous park-like squares for yourself, then why not enjoy a carriage ride through the old quarter, or a Hop-on Hop-off Trolley Tour is a great way to see the highlights of the city.
Day 2
Food and Fun! On day two it’s time to shop and eat like the locals do. Start your morning with a walk down Savannah’s Broughton Street, and see all the small boutiques that make the street famous. People come to Savannah for this street alone, so if you’ve got a shopper in the mix, be forewarned. Another great spot to stroll some of Savannah’s best shops is the Savannah Historic Market. This is a great alternative if you’re going as a group, because in this historic setting you’ll find plenty to do and plenty to eat (try Belford’s Savannah or Tapas by Anna).
Day 3
Tour the History! Part of the great thing about Savannah is that it’s chock-full of history. From as early as the late 1700s, things have been happening here, and with so much history you might figure that there would be a lot to explore – and you’d figure correctly. If architecture is your thing, consider stopping by several of Savannah’s famous historic homes like the Owens-Thomas House or the Juliette Gordon-Low birthplace home. Literary buffs will love the Flannery O’Conner house, while those that simply love the military side of things will want to explore the Old Fort. Come nightfall, a quintessentially Savannah experience can be had by combining history with entertainment in a nightly atmosphere.
