Located on its namesake river, the southern waterfront city of Savannah, Georgia, beckons Visitors to discover its cobblestone streets and riverfront restaurants and shops, its antebellum homes and churches, its festivals and parades. It is a welcoming city of magnolias and moonlight (and Midnight Madness) with a pulse of excitement that can be tangibly felt along the restored cotton warehouses on Riverstreet at day or night. Stately old mansions, moss-draped oaks and massive churches bordering the squares planned by James Edward Oglethorpe in 1733 give the city a unique flavor nowhere else in the world. Savannah was proud to host the 1996 Olympic Sailing Events and tourism has increased by at least 33% with John Behrendt's best-selling book, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil and Clint Eastwood's recent movie about the book. Please join us as we bring you back in time to when "Cotton was King."

Attractions Include: Paula Deen Tour, Ghost Trolley Tours, Riverstreet, Old City Market, Savannah Riverboat Cruises,
Wormsloe Plantation, Old Fort Jackson, Ft. Pulaski National Monument,
Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum, Tybee Island Lighthouse,
Carriage Tours, Trolley Tours, Byrd Cookie Company,
Savannah Candy Kitchen Tour

Historic Houses and Museums Include: Savannah History Museum, Isaiah Davenport House, Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace,
Andrew Low Mansion, Owens-Thomas House, Green-Meldrim House,
Telfair Academy of Arts and Sciences, Ships of the Sea Museum,
Beach Institute-King Tisdale Cottage, Civil Rights Museum.

Day Trips Include: Hilton Head Island, SC; Beaufort, SC; St. Simon's Island, Georgia
Jekyll Island, GA; Charleston, SC