Savannah's Unique Group Offerings

With the help of Outside Savannah, your group can create a totally customized excursion to meet your exact interests, budgets and more. Offering a variety of outdoor excursions including dolphin and port tours, Outside will go the extra mile by also organizing your next event. Take your team on a unique retreat excursion and finish the experience with a full-service cocktail party at one of Savannah's coolest venues. Whether planning for a group of 5 or 50, let the team at Outside, a division of Destinations DMC, take the stress out of planning your outing.

A private tour followed by a specialty dance demo at the Davenport House is essential in experiencing Savannah’s historic preservation renaissance. Groups can customize tours on subjects such as yellow fever in Savannah, Lafayette’s visit to Savannah, alcohol consumption in the early 19th century, fashion in the early 19th century, or urban slavery in Savannah. Evening holiday tours by candlelight are available at the end of December.

At the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force, groups can take part in this exclusive tour, where volunteers describe their work on restoring the “Flying Fortress City of Savannah” and a more extensive look at the process of airplane restoration. Dog tags can be made with each group member’s name, and visitors can take home a printed menu and photos with Rosie the Riveter for the full experience. Lunch and dinner options also available on-site for groups.

Hone your culinary skills at Chef Darin's Kitchen Table. Chef Darin is a former instructor and chef at the 700 Drayton Cooking School and is a master at his craft. His interactive and charming teaching approach will provide and your group, whether amateurs or pros, rewarding cooking techniques to turn your dishes into works of art. Grab an apron and prepare to share recipes, meet new people and enjoy an incredible meal.

Drive through a breathtaking avenue of live oaks and Spanish moss that makes for a perfect group photo. At Wormsloe State Historic Site, groups can learn about early colonial life and tour the museum of original artifacts. Costumed interpreters and crafting programs available.

Suitable for all ages and fitness levels, this walking food tour will excite your palate with bites and tastings at distinctive restaurants, specialty food stores and other notable eateries.

Savannah Riverboat Cruises boasts a new member of their fleet. With the capacity to hold up to 1,000 passengers for both lunch and dinner, the new Georgia Queen will be one of the most unique social gathering destinations on the Southeast coastline. Plated options and cooking demos are available to groups, as well. Add a special touch to your afternoon by joining the boat captain for afternoon tea. The executive chef will prepare an assortment of popular southern tea sandwiches including cucumber, Southern tomato, chicken salad and pimento cheese with a selection of bite-size yummy sweets. Reserve seats on board to view the Annual Boat Parade of Lights.