Savannah Vacations

Savannah, Georgia is located in the heart of the American South. Surrounded by historic plantation-style homes and known for their Georgia peaches, this area is also home to the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, often considered one of the most beautiful Catholic churches in North America. Savannah also features four original squares – Johnson, Ellis, Telfair and Wright. Savannah’s founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, founded Johnson Square in 1733. Historic Ellis Square is newly remodeled and features a stunning water attraction for both children and adults alike. Having a prominent Civil War history, the area commemorates Confederate soldiers with a Confederate War Memorial located in picturesque Forsyth Park. Featured in "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil," written by John Berendt and later adopted by Clint Eastwood into an iconic film, the Mercer House is a popular Savannah attraction. Savannah is also home to book festivals, music festivals and museums. The city also features several carriage, walking, trolley and motorcoach tours – all ideal ways for travelers to explore the city and learn more about its deep, historic roots. Savannah also hosts an exceptional annual film festival, drawing filmmakers from worldwide to explore southern culture.