We had Heather as a driver and she made all the difference! We previously had a man drive that we…read morecould hardly understand and then when Heather got on to lead the driving tour, she had the whole trolley full of people engaged in everything she said, asking us questions talking. She was absolutely delightful.! she admitted she was not born in Savannah, but she knew every detail and gave the best tour I had ever had and I have been going to Savannah for over 20 years! I would definitely recommend this tour and try to look for Heather, she's the best!!

I truly think that this is the best way to see Savannah, especially if you have never been or it's…read morebeen a long time (or if you have bad knees, like my husband!) It was about $45 per person which might sound a little steep but they take you to 16 stops all over the city and you can get on and off as many times as you like (just show your ticket!) They run about every 15-20 minutes and if you stay on for the entire ride, it's about a 90 min tour. Joey was our first guide and he was so awesome that we decided to stay on 2/3 of the way through (we only got off for a "pit stop".) He was hilarious and had dad jokes for days. We really enjoyed him. They also gave us some good info...if you're interested in the squares, sit on the left, churches on the right. Every seat near the window was excellent for taking photos. I'm glad I brought an external battery, I was taking so many pictures! There is no AC but they did give us fans! And there are a lot of good coupons included in their handouts. AND a really good map of Savannah. A lot of good info. I highly recommend!

My husband, two friends and I took this tour on Saturday afternoon on Sept 12, 2026. It was a hot…read moreday and luckily that day the tour was on an air-conditioned bus rather than a trolley. The Moron Twins, Dani and Danny (AKA Ava & Jamal), were entertaining from start to finish. They did a great job getting the audience involved and the jokes, commentary, and occasional history lessons never sounded like they were repeating something they had memorized - it sounded like they were sharing the information for the first time. I think it's smart there is a minimum age requirement (13 years). There is occasional adult language and situations, but never anything over-the-top; I'd say it's the equivalent of a PG-13 rating at the theater. My favorite part was when Danny, a black man wearing a red wig, pretended to be Julia Roberts. He had left the bus a minute or so earlier during another skit and showed up strolling along the sidewalk with his red wig, engaging passing vehicles and pedestrians - it was hilarious. There was a brief stop in the middle of the tour, long enough for everyone to use the restroom and freshen their drinks. I'd like to give a special, personal shout-out to Jamal for looking out for my husband when he was having trouble getting on the bus due to a bad hip. Thank you, Jamal! It meant a lot to me. If you are visiting or if you live in Savannah, this is a must-see tour. I highly recommend it.

What a blast! Danny Moron and Danni Moron, the Moron Twins were a great duo to entertain the group…read more It's nonstop laughter from start to finish as the duo cracked jokes that interlaced with each other in a smooth delivery. They incorporated material from guests on the bus and peppered laughs throughout the tour. It was irreverent, a little raunchy in just the right way to make you blush. One of the highlights include Danny existing the bus and taking the show to the street with innocent bystanders becoming part of the show, all while narrated inside by Danni. We covered several blocks with Danny running through the streets and squares while we laughed in the air conditioned trolly. A great show, must do when visiting Savannah... and you'll learn a little history too... but much, but just enough.

I took the Savannah Slavery to Freedom Tour with Sitstah Patt. First, the tour was very…read moreinteresting. Sistah Patt knew her stuff. Needless to say, the topic of slavery is an emotionally difficult subject, but a necessary topic. Sistah Patt made it interesting and educational. Take this tour. You will be happy that you did. I also took the Bonaventure Cemetery and Wormsloe tour with Dan. I enjoyed that tour as well. It was very interesting and it ends with cookies (a stop at the Byrd's Cookies store)- always a good thing.

We had Stefanie as a guide for the day. We boarded at their office in town (they called the day…read morebefore and told us we could park at the visitors center and make a quick short walk to where they are located). We loaded up and left promptly. She gave us some knowledge of the area on our way. She talked the entire way of lots of things we passed! We had a disabled person with a walker and she was very considerate and helped her get her walker on and off the trolley and made sure she was first on things and ahead of the group. She also had a cooler of free waters that I thought was very considerate! The itinerary was a bit different than the website I booked from. We went from their office to the boat ride, then lunch, then the lighthouse/beach area then dropped off people at their hotels and then back to their office. She said that the ticket was good for a couple days and that if you called them they would be there within 15 minutes and drop you off where you wanted within an area. We would use this service again!

My family and I went on this tour and when I tell you it was one of the best tours, I mean, YES!…read more Rita gave great history, Sean was the driver and DJ, and they were juat the most wonderful people ever. I am not only saying this because she said I was the best cheer captain, but learning the history behind Savannah was made better by Rita's tour. Great job!

My family and I went on the tour and had an AMAZING experience! I have visited Savannah my entire…read morelife and has no idea the depth of Black History that was here. What stands out even more about this tour is the unique timeline and positive uplifting notes Rita conveys to the participants. Not to mention the cultural party and celebration that takes place. I THOROUGHLY enjoyed the tour and wished there was one in every city we visit on vacation.yy

After walking 1,000 blocks from our vaca rental to the riverwalk, we decided to take the free Dot…read morebus back to the stop closest to our lodging (Drayton & Gwinnett). When we walked up to the stop near City Hall on Bryan St & Bull St, a few others were waiting but I couldn't find a schedule posted. However we only waited about 5 minutes before the bus arrived! Once on the bus, we enjoyed resting in the A/C, and viewing more historic buildings we hadn't yet seen as we traveled. Note, this isn't a narrated tour, but rather free & easy transpo around the historic district. As it turned out, Drayton St was closed due to the Jazz Festival in Forsyth Park, so we had to exit the bus a few blocks early. Which worked out well for us as we were a bit closer to our vaca rental. I appreciate the city's investment in this free transportation for tourists & residents. Seating seemed to be sufficient, as I saw no one needed to stand. The Dot bus was a great option to get around in Savannah!

Well, considering I've been waiting at a dot stop for about 40 minutes and none of come and you say…read morethey come every 10 or 15 minutes. This is fucking bullshit. The app doesn't work more bullshit. Way to fucking ruin someone's trip.

This review is strictly for the "Savannah for Morons" tour. I had an amazing experience with Danny…read moreand Dannie, the "Moron Twins." They were high-energy, engaging, and hilarious throughout the entire hour-long tour. Kelly's Tours provided the ride, while the Morons delivered the entertainment, along with a lighthearted take on Savannah's history. If you're looking for a fun, comedy-driven experience rather than a deep historical tour, this is definitely worth checking out.

Kelly Tours was just okay to me. The group I was traveling with booked them as they have extra…read moreservices they provide in Savannah. The buses were way smaller than I am used to when traveling which made it very uncomfortable as I am tall. Also on one of the local Kelly Tours the seats were broken. The drivers in all cases were awesome, but I would not be able to recommend them due to the discomfort of the buses and lack of upkeep.

Heather was an excellent tour guide! She knows everything and takes her guests everywhere and they…read moreget to see and talk about everything in Beaufort. I would highly recommend her!

Kelly Tours in Beaufort is really terrific. We did the historic tour. Heather was our tour guide…read more She was really WONDERFUL! So engaging, so entertaining. I learned so much and had so much fun. I highly recommend any tour that Heather does. Thank you!

DO NOT MISS THIS .. What a great time we had with Bill ... he loves Beaufort and it shows …read more. Through him we fell in love with Beaufort too. He knows his town, it's history, architecture and MOVIE his knowledge is awesome. Plus thev A-list movies filmed in the surrouding areas ... It's a mere hour drive from HIlton Head and worth the trip. Thanks again Bill ( p.s. hope you enjoyed the El Camino) Lis - J and Mo

When you book this walking history tour ask if Janet will be giving you tour. If not don't take…read moreit !!!!! Our Charleston based tour planner and staff at our Beaufort B and B raved about Janet's tour and how she brings the city of Beaufort and its magnificent homes and history to life. Unfortunately her delegate who gave us our tour on June 5 was UNACCEPTABLE. I believer we would have enjoyed our two hours more just walking around on our own. We learned more of Beaufort's history, houses and residents on our Dolphins Adventures Tour than we did with this replacement guide. There were only 4 of us on the tour and the guide spent the entire time talking with two phd child psychology students, a couple, trying to impress them with his knowledge of their field of study. He spent more time on this than talking about Beaufort. We traditionally love walking tours as it allows for engagement with the guide etc. We were ignored like we were not even on the tour zero engagement the exact opposite of every other one of our tours on our two week trip. . A church was unlocked for us to walk in. Unfortunately a number of others sauntered in the open door and we had to wait a good 15 minutes while the others moseyed around the interior used the bathroom (queued) etc. as our guide had to wait until they left. Because he had to lock up.

E Shaver Books is what I picture in my head when I think of magical bookstores. There are lots of…read morehidden corners and alcoves where one could steal away and read for hours. They had rooms filled floor to ceiling with every genre imaginable. It was like a game of book Jenga. Besides the trove of books, thy had so many charming gifts and trinkets that weren't just for bookworms. I bought almost all of my keepsakes from here. Because I'm surrounded by avid readers, I knew they would appreciate my presents. Service was top-notch! The staff really went out of their way to help me locate the books and gifts I was looking for. Plus, who doesn't love a bookstore with resident cats? They were adorable and it was hard not to pick them up and cuddle with them. But I know that they had a job to do and I did not want to interrupt their duties. If I had more time in Savannah, I would have visited E Shaver Books numerous times. But the two times I did, I had a marvelous time.

Service was friendly. The book selection was pretty big and they had a nice section for children's…read morebooks. There are a variety of things that aren't books - journals, puzzles, pens, greeting cards, and even tea! Definitely something for everyone. There's the cutest doodle vending machine so bring some coins. I would recommend all cat lovers take a visit. Also, try spotting the cats napping throughout the shop and check out the cat books near checkout!