I’ve taken plenty of Savannah tours and this was my favorite so far the audio effects-music, readings and more-really enhanced the experience. The result is a laid-back and immersive dive into the culture and history of a quintessential city in the American lexicon. Instead of letting the news get them down, he and his wife Brenna took that experience and spun it into Savannah’s most interactive tour company, peppered with personality and Southern grace and accentuated with a top-notch audio integration by way of earbuds that connect to T.C.’s microphone and iPad (I even stopped for a bathroom break and could hear him in my ears a block away!). Michaels lost his radio show, an unfortunate outcome of the media industry’s unstable nature this past decade and one that plenty of my friends and colleagues have seen, too. Genteel & Bard came about when broadcast journalist T.C.
Savannah has another excellent brewery, Service Brewing Co., that I’ll be talking about in the next post for all of you brewery-hoppers out there. This brewery occupies the top floor of a grand old house and specializes in small-batch beers-with plenty of sours on tap, much to SVV’s and my delight.īonus: There’s an eye-catching mural of bees located on the back of the building in the parking lot and a stunning interior mural that wraps around the space by Alexandria Hall. was started by the ocean-loving couple James and Liz Massey after some critical laws changed in the state of Georgia that allowed direct sales to customers. But now, the Starland District has earned its name as it has blossomed into a neighborhood popular for its artist shops, great eats and, most importantly, brewery newcomer. I first visited the Starland District on my inaugural visit to Savannah as it boasts one of the city’s most famed residents: Back in the Day Bakery. So when my local friend Susan told me that there were sporty activities in Savannah at a circus center, I knew how we’d be spending our first morning in town.įor the Beer Drinker: An Afternoon in Starland District You know I’m always up for anything acrobatic, and my love for adventure and athletics led me to fall in love with aerial arts and AcroYoga as an adult. Here are seven ways to incorporate various neighborhoods of the city and beyond.įor the Fitness Buff: A Class at Savannah Cirque My trips have ranged from do-all-the-touristy-things-on-River-Street to only-go-to-the-insider-spots-with-locals what I’m saying is, activities in Savannah? I’ve got a few for you to try.Īnd while you could easily spend an entire five-day visit exploring the Historic District by foot-despite being just a square mile, it’s chock-pack with restaurants and bars, museums and historic homes-I encourage you to get outside of it, at least for a day. I’ve done Savannah in just about every way you could: with my husband, with friends, on a bachelorette party, you name it. The top activities in Savannah outside of the Historic District Bunk in a vacation rental on Tybee or make your base in downtown Savannah either way, you can’t go wrong.
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How much time do you need in Savannah?īut if you have a full week, even better-there are so many activities in Savannah no matter your taste you’ll never grow bored, and over the past 20 years, the city has evolved into a bona-fide vacation destination worthy of much more than a mere weekend. And if three days is all you have, then by God, get yourself to Savannah. I’ve been asked by many how long do you need in Savannah to fully soak up its charm? With more and more flight options available-Allegiant has direct flights to Hilton Head/Savannah that we hopped aboard-it’s easier than ever to jet down for a long weekend. And while eating and drinking are typically the top of our list when traveling to this coastal Georgia enclave, there are plenty of activities in Savannah that don’t actually include five meals a day (though, no judgment here if that’s your preferred travel style!). It’s hard to believe that I’d never been to this romantic Southern city until my late 20s-and now I’ve visited five times in the past six years. Earlier this month, we headed back to Savannah for three nights, something that’s becoming a bit of an annual tradition.
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