Free sculpture garden to visit. This is a local garden close to the Hilton Head Island. It is one…read moreof the kind garden before enter the island. It is located in a small town call Bluffton. The artist is well know local artist that make a lot of metal sculptures. The sculpture range from twisted plate to human shape. The twisted metal are well bend in different art form. It paint with different colors. It is great to see various type of art sculptures. The display are amazing.

I found this place based on a google search of "things to do" in the area. This place appeared to…read morebe in someone's back yard of their private residence. Maybe it's something just for the locals to enjoy. From what I was able to glance at from my car, the sculptures were absolutely beautiful. Maybe there needs to be a sign out front or on their website explaining that this is at a private residence but guest are welcome to tour between certain hours. If I missed the sign, my apologies.

Nice ferry ride over. Not at all what we expected. Poor maps of the island so many golf carters…read morewere lost most of the time. Lots of old, rundown trailers and houses. Some beach areas had houses that were simply boarded up. On the positive side, Blood Bay Beach was very nice. Calm water and lots of hard sand to walk the beach on.

Daufuskie is full of history from its plantation life before the Civil War to the union occupation…read moreduring the war to becoming a worldwide producer of Oysters in the early 1900's. After the oyster beds were ruined in the 1950's by pollution in the Savannah River the population of the island dropped to around 100 as residents needed to move "across the water" to earn a living. Today the island is primarily inhabited by tourists. The former Haig Point plantation has become a gated community similar to many of the plantations on Hilton Head and the rest of the island is supported by tourism. Don't expect to find a miniature Hilton Head, Daufuskie is still in very pristine condition. You won't be shopping and bar hopping. So if you'd like to spend a day surrounded by history and beauty on a largely unspoiled island in the low country I'd recommend you visit Daufuskie Island. https://youtu.be/zBUA0xiE4CA

We were lucky to be the only two people on our tour (due to a big last minute cancellation; maybe…read moreit was the full moon...). Lisa was our guide and navigated us through the streets and pointed out the history behind several historic buildings/areas that we had walked by earlier in our trip but didn't know anything about--highlighting how Savannah can't be "done" in one trip. We would wholeheartedly recommend this tour, which was without a doubt the highlight of our trip due to the knowledge and personal touch of our tour guide. Book it!

Kerry was our tourguide for the 9pm tour the tour last 90 minutes and as we were in Savannah we had…read moretook the companys other tour and thought we would take them all

Awesome museum and cultural center. It was a great tour with…read moreMr Jonathan. The art pieces are exquisite. It is a must stop when in Savannah!!!!

Definitely call before you go. We left a message and did not receive a call back. We really wanted…read moreto take the tour and hear the history.

Merritt Field Air Park is a small, publicly accessible aircraft display located just outside the…read moregates of Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort. It features retired military aircraft and can be visited without passing through base security. Just take the road toward the gate and carefully make what is probably an illegal u-turn. Named in 1975 for Major General Lewie G. Merritt, a pioneering Marine aviator and South Carolina native, Merritt Field is the airfield portion of MCAS Beaufort. While the base itself is not open to the public, the air park sits just outside the perimeter and offers a modest but meaningful tribute to Marine aviation history. There is a small pull-off area suitable for parking, and from there, you can walk directly up to the aircraft on display. There are no fences or gates restricting access to the planes, making it an easy stop for aviation enthusiasts, families, or anyone curious about military history. When I stopped, I saw four aircraft on display: - F-4 Phantom II: A twin-engine, long-range supersonic jet interceptor and fighter-bomber used extensively during the Vietnam War. - A-4 Skyhawk: A compact, carrier-capable attack aircraft known for its agility and service during the Cold War era. - F/A-18 Hornet: A multirole fighter still in use today, representing the backbone of Marine Corps aviation for decades. - F-35B Lightning II (BF-01): The very first Short Takeoff and Vertical Landing (STOVL) variant of the F-35B, retired and delivered to MCAS Beaufort in August 2025 for permanent display. Each aircraft is mounted on a pedestal or placed on static display pads, accompanied by small plaques or signage detailing its service history. The area is well-kept but informal--there are no restrooms or visitor facilities, just the aircraft and a quiet stretch of lawn. [Review 1322 of 2025 - 1319 in South Carolina - 24874 overall]

Haunted pub crawl was fun. Our tour guide Brooke was really good and kept our attention for the…read morewhole 3 hours. It wasn't scary but very interesting. I loved hearing about the history of the city and also why some of the spirits still roam the town to this day. Savannah is supposedly one of the most haunted towns in America. Our group was small. 7 people in our group so it was nice and quaint. Took several breaks and went to 4 pubs. Thoroughly enjoyed this tour.

Nothing haunted about this tour, just plain lousy. Our tour guide spoke as if he was following a…read morescript (probably so) and as the stories might be true, the embellishment was just too much! At the second pup, (probable pop up for tour) the drinks they poured -Tito's- was mostly water not vodka. Another person in the group complained her rum was watered down! The topper was at the end when the tour guide asked for a recommended tip "I will take cash, Venmo, or credit card" WTF?? Stick to a daytime tour of the city!!

This tour is great . Me and my wife loved it . Chris was the absolute coolest,funniest and…read moreknowledgeable tour guide. Also gave us some great food spots to try -Highly Recommend this tour. Thanks Chris

Avoid at all costs!…read more No-show: Booked directly on their site, got a confirmation number, time, and location, but no guide ever showed up. Unreachable: Phone line goes straight to voicemail continuously. Zero accountability: After emailing, they claimed the tour was canceled days earlier--despite letting us book it the day before. Refusing refund: They went completely silent as soon as we asked for our money back.

A very special place that is run by amazing staff! If you…read moreare visiting Savannah, this place is a must visit on your trip!! Shout out to Odessa and Jane for both their professionalism, exceptional knowledge, and patience! This is an African Art museum that tells a beautiful story. Showcasing unique cultural artifacts and pieces from across the African continent that each tell their own unique story. This museum is free, and guide will conduct a tour of the museum and provide you with knowledge on every cultural artifact and aspect of the museum. Africa is a rich and diverse continent, and this shows throughout the tour of the Savannah African Art museum. Check it out!!!

It was interesting to find out that this museum is a private collection of a Savannah resident. Its…read morean impressive collection. Most of the collection appeared authentic and some were really good replicas. You are required to have a tour guide. There were no AA guides on the day we visited. Our guide indicated that she was a student intern. She was very knowledgeable and did her best to answer questions that were asked. The tour is free and they do accept donations. Definitely a must see if you are in Savannah.