Beautiful bridge that you take leaving or coming into Downtown Savannah. I have personally always…read morehad a fear of bridges and the heights. This trip my hubby was driving so it gave me comfort. Also how else would I have been able to take photos as well as my Yelp Check In. Pretty cool looking bridge architecturally, named after a former governor who has since died. After hearing of the demise of the bridge in Baltimore being hit by a freighter. This bridge could realistically have the same fate. The Ports are getting bigger and so is the need for larger bridges. This one I hear will be replaced for a bigger one in the near future.

There are a couple of these lovely cable-stayed bridges in the vicinity including the Sunshine…read moreSkyway in Saint Petersburg https://www.yelp.com/biz/sunshine-skyway-bridge-saint-petersburg-2?hrid=cjkaRIWYK1Os9_4UOHRaDg, the Arthur J. Ravenel in Charleston https://www.yelp.com/biz/arthur-ravenel-jr-bridge-mount-pleasant-2?hrid=adycp2YtNWJNWD6GJRhgFA, and the Sidney Lanier in Brunswick https://www.yelp.com/biz/sidney-lanier-bridge-brunswick?hrid=jgUVffPIEyWXg_5Pm4k4kw. It's a stunning design and fun to cross. The Talmadge in Savannah carries US-17 between Savannah and Hutchinson Island near the border with South Carolina. It is named for the former governor of Georgia, Eugene Talmadge who served in 1933 to 1937 and again 1941 to 1943. There is no toll to cross the bridge. It was fun to drive though a little windy in the Sprinter van. [Review 19351 overall - 586 in Georgia - 321 of 2023.]

This place has been in business for over 30 years, yet it does not advertise. They simply exist on…read moreword of mouth. My mom and I have discovered this company a few years ago when we decided to take a quick mini vacation holiday trip to Asheville, NC. What I love about this company is you pay one price and EVERYTHING is included, such as accommodations, food at the pre-selected restaurants and gratuities, road stop snacks such as water, chips, cookies, and crackers, and any admissions to the events. You are well fed and you meet lots of nice people. Best part about the tours is there is someone driving for you, planning your itinerary, and making sure you are enjoying yourself. I love this leisurely touring company. It is a wonderful way to see the sights. The price points are affordable and you get the most bang for your buck. I highly recommend Excursions Unlimited.

Alaska HAL cruise land tour. Too many hotel changes. Should…read morehave been scheduled hotel first then finish with cruise giving you the opportunity to relax. We had to be transported to airport to catch a 6am flight, just one of a total of 4 flights to get us home. And Denali? Yellowstone has it beat in so many ways

Free views of the riverfront riding the ferry was a wonderful experience plus a nice break from the…read moreheat on this very hot May afternoon. The ferry has tons of comfortable seats and plenty of huge windows to watch from. We just stayed on and rode the whole loop until we got back to where we started. Our feet and bodies got a break and we continued sightseeing . I highly recommend this Savannah Bells Ferry

Free ferry available in Savannah. It will go from the Westin Hotel and Convention Center to Waving…read moregirl Landing and then also to City Hall, which is right in the middle of downtown Savannah. This is a wonderful option that the city of Savannah has for people to get around because driving in Savannah can get very congested. The staff were very helpful, but they also maintained and upheld boat safety. It's important to know what's going on in Savannah when you are there because if there's a big event at the convention center, get congested and you may be waiting over an hour to get on the ferry. There's a schedule that they have posted on their website, which is pretty accurate.

Looking to visit this cute historic town ? Well make sure you book your trolley tour as it's truly…read morethe best way to get around. One ticket gets you all day hop on hop off access as it takes you on a tour all of the historical places in downtown Savannah. The tour guides are absolutely incredible and make the visit so much better! From visiting scenes in the movie , Forrest Gump to the first Girl Scouts building to ghost tours , African American churches housing a site of the Underground Railroad to beautiful cathedral churches , shopping and restaurants. The tours are perfect for solo trips, date ideas and families. You can pre book online or walk up to their local stand. I highly recommend pre booking if you are visiting in the high seasons like fall or St. pattys day .

We had a wonderful time on our trolley tour throughout Savannah. There are 15 stops (currently 12…read moreas a movie is being shot along the river so the street is closed) along the way, which brings you close to so many attractions. The drivers announce must-see spots at every stop and in between, and also tell of legends and fun facts. Take note, though, that it's pretty expensive- $50 per adult. If you arrive after 2pm, they will comp you for the following day as stop 1 has the last pickup at 5pm. They use the same trollies for their evening haunted tours.

Hello, Thought I would let you know that I did the PD tour…read moreand was it ever a huge disappointment. Really? What a let down. If I knew it was this low end I would have skipped it. Got stuck up on 3rd flour .#2. the buffet was so sad I was taken back, really? I thought I was going to see a beautiful spread with steaming veggies and potatoes and all the beautiful food on display like you see in the cook books, but not even close. Scrapping the empty pans for mash potatoes, no gravy and come on, the only green beans with onions in them, what was the big deal here? Don't eat the nasty peach cobbler goo or the ewy gooey crap. That was awful. I really expected more for my money and Paula needs to know this since her name is on it. Only a one star from me. Oh yes! one more thing, what a pathetic salad bar. My advice skip this and find another place to dine. No way was the tour worth it.

This tour was not worth the time or money for us. We had already been on the Old Town Trolley Tour…read moreearlier in the day. This tour was 90 minutes of riding in the trolley listening to non-stop talking about Paula Deen and the same info we heard earlier in the day. Then the buffet dinner was just average and the dessert was very disappointing. The peach cobbler was made with canned peaches.

The pickup location was difficult to see from that side of the W. Congress Street. The "Carriage…read moreStop" signs are facing the street. Our guide, Jennifer was knowledgeable and friendly. She even provided some tour guide humor. We were in an open carriage. I believe the horse's name was Roscoe. Roscoe was well mannered and seemed unfazed by vehicle traffic. This was our first trip to downtown Savannah. We enjoyed the tour and learned a great deal about the city during our hour long tour.

Gary was our tour guide and driver. He kept us entertained while sharing some great local history…read more Great tour. A must do.

We had a blast with Savannah Slow Ride today. It was lots of fun and a great workout. Our driver…read morewas super cool, we were able to DJ our own tunes, had a blast bar hopping, and enjoyed seeing downtown Savannah on our 15 passenger bike. Good times!

What an amazing evening!! We set out for the evening on the Booz Cruise, and I just can't recommend…read moreit enough. Our guide Justin was a wealth of fabulous stories, humor, and pedal-party energy. Couldn't have had a better guide for our first time in Savannah. When our group shared with a local that we were headed out on a pedal tour there was a lot of cautionary tales of how difficult these rides can be, but we had a wonderful time and didn't feel like pedaling through Savannah was all that arduous. Great stops for delicious drinks, a decent workout, and lots of laughs. Definitely a 10 out of 10 - would recommend. Don't miss this one!

If you plan on visiting Daufuskie Island you gotta get there first!…read more It's easy to book your ferry online. However, arrive early for parking on sit. Otherwise, you will be sent to an alternate parking lot and shuttled in. There is a restroom on site (and on the ferry). Plan your luggage accordingly. Carry on, no charge. But there are fees for anything the staff touch. The ferry can quickly become a money pit if you do not plan and review their website. Tipping is welcomed. The staff are friendly, accommodating and polite. Unless you plan on chartering a private boat, have your own boat, this is the only way to get there. We had a great experience. It's a 35-45 minute ride so pack a road soda

Without a bridge to Daufuskie, the ferry is a convenient way to travel to the island. The staff and…read morecaptain are super helpful and inviting. Loading all of your stuff on a boat for a week long vacation can be daunting, but the crew made it so easy. They took care of all of our stuff and made sure we had a comfortable trip over. The trip isn't long and is very comfortable for all ages.