Things To Do
Forsyth Park
Forsyth Park is the most famous park in Georgia. It is home to a fragrant garden for the blind, repurposed from a mock fort constructed for training purposes before World War I. This park is often filled with festivals, concerts and it is home of the weekly Forsyth Park Farmers' Market.
Tybee Island
Tybee Island is about 20 minutes outside of Savannah, it is a great place if you are looking to spend a relaxing day on the beach, climb Georgia's oldest and tallest lighthouse dating back to 1736, cool down with some ice cream from the sugar shack, or go out on a fishing charter.
River Street
River Street is made of hand-laid cobblestone that dates back to the 1700s. This street is home to century old buildings that were once cotton warehouses that have now been converted into 75 antique shops, boutiques, galleries, pubs, restaurants, inns and hotels.
Ghost Tours
Savannah is Americas most haunted city, if you are not afraid of paranormal activity these tours are for you. They have so many options from walking to trolley tours, there are even a few ghost bar crawls all happening at day and night for a spookier feel.
Wormsloe Historic Site
Wormsloe was once a Plantation and is now a historic site. This is also the place where we did our engagement pictures. Wormsloe is filled with history and beauty. You can go on a quick hike, visit the museum, experience the colonial life area, or just drive through in your car. Its natural beauty is worth the visit.