The Mercer House, located at Monterey Square, figures prominently in the Midnight in the Garden of Evil book & movie
The Legend of Bagger Vance was yet another film that took advantage of the historical context of Savannah’s town squares.
Visitors can take a trip up the Savannah River in a riverboat, visit the various Forts in the region (including Fort Jackson), and take in the sights off the coast of Savannah, including two Lighthouses, the Tybee Lighthouse and the Cockspur Island Lighthouse.
Staying on dry land has its advantages in Savannah. If you want to take in the sights in a completely new way, then a carriage tour is a great option. There are multiple carriage tours running in and around the historic district of the city.
When you take your mini Savannah vacation, you can choose to vist other facinating sites that include historic homes and businesses dating back to the civil war and before, such as the Mercer House.
One of the most popular attractions for a day tip or Savannah vacation is the Ghosts and Legends Tour. This tour is so famous, even the New York Times recommends it! The nightly walking tour provides stories, legends, and ghosts all in one.
These are true stories about the supernatural and many ghoulish things have happened to people who have taken this tour. If you love ghost stories or just have an active imagination, you may want to extend your day trip into the night, as you experience one of the best ghost tours in the United States.
If you fly into the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport, you can use the airport shuttle service, which goes back and forth between Savannah and Hilton Head Island.
The company that provides the airport limousine/shuttle service also provides city tours for your Savannah vacation in-a-day. If you would like to get a general tourist’s view of this historic city, then a sightseeing tour of the city is going to be exactly what you want to experience.
A Savannah vacation / day trip is not complete without shopping, dining, and enjoying cultural events. Visitors can stop by the Historic District’s History Theater or take in an exhibit at the Telfair Museum of Art.