Georgia Aquarium
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
Local Cuisine
Savannah Historic District Trolley Tour
Savannah City Market & Ponce City Market
Highlights
Boone Hall Plantation and Gardens
Step back into centuries of Lowcountry history at this estate that has been in continuous operation since the late 1600s. A scenic wagon ride across the grounds gives insight into its agricultural roots while a mansion tour reveals period furnishings and family stories. You can also explore nine original cabins, preserved to provide a powerful and educational look at the lives, culture, and resilience of the enslaved people who lived and worked here.
Charleston Tea Garden
Discover how the region’s agriculture is rooted in tradition, innovation, and a deep connection to the land. It has shaped local communities and economies for generations, while continuing to drive its future. Begin in South Carolina at the Charleston Tea Garden, where a guided trolley tour takes us through manicured rows of tea plants, offering a look at the cultivation, harvesting cycles, and unique growing conditions. Continue inside the factory to see firsthand how fresh tea leaves are processed, dried, and packaged, transforming field-grown crops into a finished product enjoyed around the world.
Savannah Riverboat Luncheon Cruise
Experience Southern hospitality on a narrated harbor luncheon cruise along the beautiful Savannah River. Listen to the captain’s intriguing tales of the city’s modern port while enjoying views of the historic riverfront, Talmadge Memorial Bridge, Hutchinson Island, and Old Fort Jackson. Along the way, relax during our hearty buffet-style lunch in the opulent ballroom. Savor regionally celebrated dishes prepared with fresh local ingredients, including shrimp and grits, fried chicken, macaroni and cheese, sweet potato souffle, Southern greens, cornbread, and more!
Chef Darin’s Kitchen Table
Indulge your sweet tooth and learn how to make homemade pralines with a hands-on cooking class. This sugary treat is a regional delicacy made of pecan clusters coated in a buttery, caramel candy. The mouthwatering smell of hot sugar wafts the air as we prepare this Southern sweet treat together. You can even bring the recipe and pralines home to share a taste of Savannah with friends and family!