Savannah in 3 days

Savannah is a city of timeless beauty, where Spanish moss drapes from centuries-old oaks and every square feels like a story waiting to be told. Blending Southern charm, rich history, and a vibrant food and art scene, Savannah is the kind of destination that captures your heart the moment you arrive

Recommended Accommodations:

1. The Gastonian (romantic, historic inn), Perry Lane Hotel (modern luxury with rooftop pool), luxury style accomodations.

2. The Marshall House (historic charm in the heart of downtown) boutique hotel.

3. Thunderbird Inn (retro vibe, good location) for a budget friendly choice.

4. Book a unique stay in a historic district Airbnb for a local feel.

Best Times to Visit Savannah

• Spring (March–May): Ideal weather, blooming azaleas, and popular festivals (like the famous St. Patrick’s Day parade).

• Fall (September–November): Warm but comfortable, fewer crowds, and beautiful seasonal colors.

• Winter (December–February): Mild weather and fewer tourists; great for budget-friendly stays.

• Summer (June–August): Hot and humid but lively, with long days and summer events.

Suggested 3-Day Itinerary

📍 Day 1 – Historic District & Riverfront

• Morning: Walk through Forsyth Park and explore the oak-lined squares.

• Lunch: Southern staples at Mrs. Wilkes’ Dining Room.

• Afternoon: Tour historic homes like the Owens-Thomas House or stroll along River Street for shops and sweets (don’t miss pralines!).

• Evening: Dinner at The Grey (renowned restaurant in a restored Greyhound bus station). End with a ghost tour through Savannah’s haunted streets.

📍Day 2 – Arts, Culture & Gardens

• Morning: Visit Bonaventure Cemetery (famous for its beauty and history).

• Lunch: Picnic or casual lunch at Collins Quarter.

• Afternoon: Explore Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) Museum of Art or browse local galleries.

• Evening: Dinner on the river at Vic’s on the River. Enjoy cocktails at a speakeasy like Artillery Bar.

📍Day 3 – Day Trips & Coastal Charm

• Morning: Head to Tybee Island (20 minutes away) for a beach stroll and lighthouse views.

• Lunch: Fresh seafood at The Crab Shack.

• Afternoon: Return to Savannah for antique shopping or a carriage ride through the historic district.

• Evening: Dinner at Elizabeth on 37th (fine dining in a historic mansion). Wrap up your trip with a walk along the illuminated riverfront.

Unique Travel Tips

• Savannah allows to-go cocktails in the historic district. Sip while you stroll!

• Wear comfy shoes; the city is best explored on foot.

• Book ghost tours or riverboat cruises early, they sell out quickly.

• Many attractions are free (parks, squares, and beautiful architecture).

• Don’t skip the pralines and pecan pie from local candy shops.