Other Islands
Don’t leave Savannah without discovering its islands along the Atlantic Ocean coastline. Driving east from downtown, pass through pretty residential areas in Thunderbolt, Whitemarsh, Talahi and Wilmington islands, stopping for fresh seafood when your appetite demands a break. A little farther south, enjoy the beauty of secluded Burnside Island and the Vernon River. Walk the trails at Oatland Island Wildlife Center and see wolves, birds of prey, foxes, cougars, bobcats and other animals.
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Neighborhoods & Communities
Historic and hip, Savannah’s neighborhoods are full of character. Tour the city and see gorgeous gardens, bustling boutiques, edgy artwork and stately Victorian-era homes.
Stroll through 22 park squares and explore museums, monuments, restored 18th-century homes, boutiques and more than 100 restaurants.
Admire the architecture on your own or as part of a tour in this 50-block neighborhood, known as Savannah’s first suburb, featuring Forsyth Park.
Shop for vintage clothing, vinyl records and original art while treating your taste buds to several quaint and quirky cafes in this artsy area.
Nature, history and the coast combine for a trifecta of experiences in Savannah's Lowcountry, just 20 minutes outside of downtown.
Just over the Talmadge Bridge lies the newly expanded Savannah Convention Center, complimented by an award-winning golf course and resort.
Featuring five pristine beaches, Tybee Island serves up fresh seafood and beach town favorites, just minutes from downtown Savannah.
Take in a baseball game at Grayson Stadium, walk around Daffin Park, and then admire 19th and 20th-century architecture in this community.
Convenient to the airport and a quick ride from downtown, the busy district offers a range of affordable hotels, restaurants and shopping.
Take time to admire horticulture around this district and go shopping for kitschy souvenirs at Keller’s Flea Market just minutes from I-95.
Discover Thunderbolt, Whitemarsh, Talahi and Wilmington islands while stopping for fresh seafood when your appetite demands a break.
Quickly emerging as a vibrant hub of entertainment to the west of Historic Savannah lies the Canal District, featuring the Enmarket Arena.
Explore the enchanting communities surrounding Savannah. Richmond Hill, Pooler, Rincon & Garden City all offer a variety of unique attractions.
Whether indulging in the restaurants and rooftops or strolling along the riverfront promenade, Eastern Wharf promises an enchanting experience.
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