Tybee Island may be known for its beaches, but the island is also one of the best places near Savannah to experience coastal wildlife. Between the Atlantic Ocean, Back River, salt marshes, tidal creeks, dunes, and nearby Fort Pulaski, visitors have plenty of opportunities to...
Savannah’s history cannot be fully understood without learning about Gullah Geechee heritage.
The Gullah Geechee people are descendants of West and Central Africans who were enslaved along the lower Atlantic coast of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. Over generations, communities along the coast...
Tybee Island may be best known as a summer beach destination, but the island does not shut down when peak season ends. In many ways, late fall, winter, and early spring are some of the best times to experience Tybee at a slower, more relaxed...
Savannah is one of the best cities in the South for travelers who want to experience history in person. Its past is not limited to plaques or textbook facts. It is found in restored homes, shaded cemeteries, working churches, railroad buildings, riverfront forts, and streets...
Savannah does not shut down when the sun sets. In many ways, the city becomes even more atmospheric after dark.
The Historic District glows under streetlights, River Street reflects against the water, rooftop bars fill with skyline views, and nighttime tours bring Savannah’s layered history...
