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Probably the best time to visit Savannah is spring, with the fall months coming a close second.

Spring is when Savannah blooms, with many of the shrubs and trees in the squares and parks and along its streets flowering around March and April (the precise timing varies year-to-year). The weather too is at its best, and several of the city’s most popular annual events and festivals are held at this time of year.

Fall also offers usually excellent weather, with many days of sun and temperatures that are warm but not excessively hot. This season too offers some of the best of Savannah’s events.

Savannah is a beautiful destination year-round, though, and other times of year each have something to offer: festivals and events, good weather, smaller crowds or lower prices.

How long to visit Savannah for depends on how much you want to see. Many people like to visit for a long weekend, which is enough time to see the best of the Historic District and a few attractions. If you will want to see more of the city and the Georgia and South Carolina coast, plan a longer visit.

Savannah is easily combined with a trip to the equally beautiful Charleston, only around two hours or so north of the city. Several seafront communities are likewise within only an hour or two of Savannah, which make for an especially appealing side trip in the hot summer months.

See also: – Savannah’s must-see sights – Savannah’s events by month: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December – More attractions and things to do – Visiting Tybee Island – More about visiting Savannah in spring, summer, fall, or winter

The Best Time To Visit Savannah For Flowers

Savannah’s beautiful architecture and squares make it a joy to visit at any time of the year. To see the city at its very most visually captivating, though, visit in late March to early April, when the azaleas and other shrubs, and flowering trees such as the dogwood, are at their peak.

If you want to see the classic southern tree, the magnolia, in bloom, aim for later spring through early summer.

Even if you miss the best of Savannah’s flowers, you can still enjoy the appeal and atmosphere of the drapes of Spanish moss that hang from the city’s trees, as the moss is there year-round.

When To Go To Savannah For The Best Weather

Savannah’s subtropical climate produces weather that ranges from mild in the winter, through pleasantly warm in the spring and fall months, to humid and often uncomfortably hot at the height of summer.

For the best weather, visit in spring or fall, when it is warm without being too hot, and rainfall is at its lowest. Savannah is a city best seen on foot, so visiting at either of these times of year will be a more comfortable experience.

Temperatures in spring peak on average in the 70s to 80s. In summer, the average daily maximum temperature tops 90°F, returning to spring temperatures in fall. For most of the year, rainfall is around 3 inches per month, rising to 5-6+ inches in the summer.

Winter brings cooler weather, and the humidity can make it feel quite cold. It is also more likely to be overcast at this time of year, although sunny and warm weather is quite possible.

Freezing temperatures are rare (as is snow), with average daily maximum temperatures in the low 60s and minimum nighttime temperatures averaging around 40°F or higher.

If you especially mind the heat, try to avoid the hottest (and wettest) months, July and August. September too can often be hot and humid.

Hurricane risk is lower in Savannah than other southeastern cities, due to its position relative to the usual storm track, but hurricanes are possible from June through November. Ordinary thunderstorms are frequent in the summer months.

Any of the warmer months, including spring, bring a large number of insects. Repellent is advised, especially if you plan any trips into the surrounding lowcountry.

– More about Savannah’s weather by month: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November or December

When To Visit Savannah For The Biggest Events

→ See Savannah’s festivals and events by month: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December

→ See also: Georgia festivals in March, April, May, September and October

Most of the larger events held in Savannah are scheduled for the spring and fall months. Some of these events draw enormous numbers out-of-town visitors, and it can be harder to find a place to stay (and eat and park) on the days the festival is held.

In spring, some of the city’s most beautiful historic homes and gardens are opened to the public. The Savannah Tour of Homes and Gardens is held around late March, and the North of Gwinnett Street Tour of Hidden Gardens around mid April.

Spring music festivals include the Savannah Music Festival, the largest music festival in Georgia, held over two weeks around late March into April. Also in March is another smaller music festival, the Savannah Stopover.

Each year, Savannah holds one of the biggest St Patrick’s Day parades in the world. Huge numbers of visitors come to Savannah on and around March 17 to enjoy the festivities.

Bigger events are rare in the hot and humid summer, but fall brings cooler temperatures and with them another wave of festivals: the Savannah Jazz Festival in late September Oktoberfest --> and the Savannah Film Festival in October. The Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival, one of the region’s largest seafood festivals, is held in nearby Richmond Hill, GA over several days.

Savannah’s event calendar winds down in winter, but the light displays and decorations of the holiday season around Christmas and New Year’s Eve bring many people to the city. The Black Heritage Festival is held in February, to coincide with Black History Month.

The Cheapest Time To Visit Savannah

Savannah has two main tourist seasons. The biggest is spring and early summer, March through early July. Another peak comes in fall.

The best prices for accommodation can be found in the off-season, which for Savannah is in winter. Although Savannah is becoming a year-round destination, January and February are generally less popular with tourists, and you can expect to be sharing the city with fewer people at this time of year.

The Christmas to New Year period is the exception to the winter lull, when many people like to visit for the lights and holiday festivities.

In Savannah, you might also find better prices in high summer (late July through August), when vacationers are drawn instead to the beaches and sea islands of the coast.

The Best Time To Go To Savannah If You Are Also Visiting Charleston

Charleston is only 100 miles up the coast from Savannah, and many people like to combine visits to the two cities into a single trip.

→ Information about travel options between Savannah and Charleston

Charleston’s proximity to Savannah means that it shares most of its climatic characteristics, with the same mild winters and hot, humid summers.

However, although spring is generally considered to be the best time to go to Savannah, in Charleston the fall season (late September through early November) is spring’s equal — and for many, the more agreeable time of year.

You will enjoy both cities in either season, but broadly speaking, if you want Charleston to look its best, go in spring, especially April. If you prefer cultural activities, museums and festivals, choose fall.

If you decide on springtime for your trip to Savannah and Charleston, make Savannah the first stop and Charleston the second, as the plants bloom a little later there.

The Best Time To Visit Savannah As Part Of A Trip To Georgia

Georgia is one of the most popular destination states for people who want to see the South, and you may wish to see other of its attractions as part of your trip to Savannah.

On the whole, the best times to visit Savannah hold true for the rest of the state, but there are a few variations and special factors to consider, depending on which of Georgia’s other regions you want to see.

North Georgia Mountains

The mountains of northern Georgia (5-6 hours drive from Savannah) are one of the most beautiful parts of the state in which to enjoy the outdoors. Georgia as a whole is best avoided around July and August, but if this is when you have to travel, a visit to the mountains offers a cooler and more pleasant respite from the heat and humidity of summer.

North Georgia is also a popular destination for autumn leaf watching, with the region’s state parks the best place from which to enjoy the fall foliage. Georgia’s dominant autumn colors are orange and gold, and they are usually at their peak around late October to early to mid November.

If you do want to visit the mountains, it is best to avoid traveling in winter. Although the rest of Georgia is usually mild and snow-free, ice and snow can both present problems in the most upland parts of the state at this time of year, and you may find many outdoor attractions and trails are closed.

Sea Islands

The main charm of Georgia’s barrier islands, from Tybee down to the Golden Isles of Jekyll and St Simons, is the beach and other outdoor activities. None of the most-visited islands are more than 100 miles from Savannah, with Tybee Island the nearest and easiest to get to.

Spring through fall are the ideal times to visit Georgia’s barrier islands, where the region’s hot summers are made more bearable by cooling ocean breezes and the water itself, which should be warm enough for swimming from May through September.

Atlanta is one of the primary destinations in the South (and the USA) for its cultural attractions and range of things to do. It is around 4 hours or so by car from Savannah, and easily accessible by other modes of transport too.

→ Travel options between Savannah and Atlanta

So far as tourism goes, the high and low seasons in Atlanta are less marked than in Savannah, and in contrast to the summer lull in Savannah’s events calendar, Atlanta’s festivals and outdoor events continue year-round.

Still, spring and fall are the better times to see Atlanta, when the flowers and autumn foliage, respectively, are at their peak and the city is at its best. If you are thinking of visiting in winter, bear in mind that the weather in Atlanta is somewhat colder than Savannah and the coast.

See Also: Savannah Highlights

– Forsyth Park – Bull Street squares – Bonaventure Cemetery – First African Baptist Church – Pin Point Heritage Museum – Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters – Kayak tours near Savannah – Skidaway Island State Park – Savannah National Wildlife Refuge – Isle of Hope – Savannah events

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The Best Times to Visit Savannah For Good Weather, Fewer Crowds, and Lower Prices

And when to spot the Southern city's blooming azaleas, too.

The historic architecture and palpable charm of Savannah, Georgia, make it one of the most beautiful cities in the South. Live oaks dripping in Spanish moss loom over stately town squares, and a thriving culinary scene draws foodies from around the country. Thanks to its coastal location, Savannah has a consistently mild (if humid) climate, but the weather fluctuations that do exist help dictate its tourist seasons, which are as follows.

• High Season: March to July
• Shoulder Season: August to December
• Low Season: January to February

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Spring brings azalea blooms and the lion's share of tourists, but don't overlook the shoulder season, says Amanda Marks, a Les Clefs d’Or concierge at Thompson Savannah . “I love our fall weather, and recommend coming to Savannah in November before Thanksgiving."

Keep reading for more details on the best times to visit Savannah for fantastic weather, smaller crowds, lower prices, and more.

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Best Times to Visit Savannah for Smaller Crowds

“In my 20 years living here, I’ve found that Savannah is most crowded in spring (March, April, and May) and fall (September, October, and early November),” Marks says. So if you’re looking to admire Georgian homes or amble down River Street with fewer people around, consider booking your trip in January or February. Marks says that January is the quietest month in terms of travelers, but that some attractions may be closed this time of year, too.

Summer is another less-busy season, though it also brings challenging weather. Temperatures around 90 degrees Fahrenheit are common in July and August, and humidity is usually sky-high, too. If you can tolerate that — or if the main goal for your trip is simply to enjoy the city's delightful (and air-conditioned) restaurants and nearby beaches — a summer visit may be worth considering, since it'll likely reward you with smaller-than-average crowds.

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Best Times to Visit Savannah for Good Weather

The best weather in Savannah comes in spring and fall. Temperatures range from the high 50s to the mid-80s from March to June, when trees and flowers — most notably, azaleas — come into bloom and adorn the city with lush hues of green and pink. Prepare for a spring visit by packing layers, including a rain jacket or umbrella. “Nearly every afternoon, at around 3 p.m., it will rain for 30 to 40 minutes,” Marks says. But don’t let a little rain deter you. “Savannah is beautiful during and right after the rain. When the Spanish moss is draped with raindrops, it sparkles in the sun,” she explains. 

If you can’t swing an early spring trip, Perry Lane Hotel staffer and lifelong Savannah resident Mandy Heldreth says to aim for June. You might squeeze in a visit just before the higher temperatures and humidity arrive, which tends to be in July and August.

The autumn portion of Savannah’s shoulder season, from mid-September to mid-November, is another time to find travel-friendly weather. Heldreth says that this is when “the city begins to cool off” again, with daytime temps in the low 70s.

Best Times to Visit Savannah for Lower Prices

Unsurprisingly, the limited demand seen in Savannah’s off-season translates to lower prices on accommodations. “When visiting in the off-season — before President’s Day, during the summer, or from November through the end of the year — more savings can be had," says Marks, "and exploring the city may be more enjoyable and easier to navigate with less foot traffic around." Try visiting at these less-popular times for a deal on the great hotels that showcase Savannah's Southern hospitality.

Off-peak months like January and November can also bring discounted airfare — though there's a chance you can snag a deal on flights at any time of year. Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport is served by several budget carriers, including Allegiant , which connects the city to nearly a dozen major and not-so-major airports (Appleton, Wisconsin, anyone?) across the country. Though you'll have to pack light and watch out for hidden fees, these airlines can be a great way to get to Savannah for the lowest price possible.

Best Times to Visit Savannah for Events and Festivals

Like Charleston and other Southern cities, Savannah hosts many events and festivals in the spring and fall, when the weather is at its best. “St. Patrick’s Day is considered a holiday in Savannah,” Marks says, “and while many attractions and tours are closed, we do have a fantastic parade to watch and enjoy.” Music and art are also a large part of local culture — the city is home to Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), after all — and spring celebrations include the Savannah Music Festival and the SCAD Sidewalk Arts Festival . “The art students gather in Forsyth Park and draw on the sidewalks, creating beautiful masterpieces for everyone to enjoy,” Marks says of the latter. 

In September, Savannah Jazz Festival’s live performances are held at Lucas Theatre, the Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum, and Forsyth Park over the course of a week. October has its own set of events and festivals, too, including SCAD Savannah Film Festival , Savannah Pride , and the Savannah Greek Festival . Plus, it's a great time to enjoy the city's famous spooky side .

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Worst Times to Visit Savannah 

Though it's more affordable and less crowded, summer in Savannah isn't ideal for most travelers, given the sweltering temperatures and oppressive humidity found in July and August. Unless you love heat, it's best to avoid visiting during this stretch. Also on the subject of weather, it's smart to note that hurricane season runs from June to November. Though Savannah isn't as vulnerable to tropical storms as much of the southeast (thanks to the sharp inward curve the coastline takes just north of the city), a direct or indirect hit is always possible — and it may be a risk some travelers would prefer to avoid.

Spring is generally regarded as the best season to visit the city, but if you're more interested in affordability than perfect weather, you may want to bypass the pricey peak period. The off-season months of January and February are some of the most affordable of the year, and though they won't be warm and sunny, they won't be ice-cold either — winter temperatures rarely dip below 40 degrees.

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The Best Time To Visit Savannah, Georgia

• For Best Weather
• For Lower Prices
• For Less Crowds
• For Springtime Beauty
• For Summer Vacation
• For Fall Escape
• For Winter Getaway

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There’s never a bad time of the year to visit charming Savannah, Georgia—it is the Hostess City, after all. And it's also home to amazing restaurants , a thriving arts scene, and more history than you can ever explore in one trip. But depending on your travel preferences and priorities, there are certain months that might be better than others. 

Savannah’s high season is March to June, when the weather is sunny but mild, and the city is filled with flowers and fun things to do . But other months of the year are cheaper and less crowded, which might be even more appealing than azalea season for some travelers. 

Read on for our tips on making your most out of your Savannah vacation. Whatever time of the year you choose to go, you’ll be in for a wonderful time.

The Best Time To Visit Savannah For Nice Weather

One of the best things about Savannah is its walkability, so weather is an important factor to consider when planning your trip. For sunny days that aren’t swelteringly hot and humid, April and May are ideal months to visit. The city’s many parks are in bloom, outdoor dining is extra pleasant, and strolling from neighborhood to neighborhood is a joy. You also might be in town for the annual NOGS (“North of Gaston Street”) Tour of Hidden Gardens , which allows you to explore private and historic gardens that are otherwise not open to the public.

The Best Time To Visit Savannah For Lower Prices

Savannah’s off season is January and February, so this is the prime time to score a deal on flights and hotels. While the winter months aren’t as picturesque (you won’t find any azaleas blooming), it’s still not a bad time to enjoy the city. It does get down to the 30s and 40s at night, but daytime temperatures typically range from the late 50s to the upper 60s, which is still quite comfortable if you’re dressed accordingly.

The Best Time To Visit Savannah For Less Crowds

Another time to visit for less money is late July to September. Summer temperatures peak during this window, which scares off some visitors. You can still have a great time if you spend most of your time indoors at museums, shops, and restaurants—all of which are in abundance in Savannah, and more enjoyable with less crowds. Because hotel rates are lower during this time, you can (and should) splurge on one that has a pool.

The Best Time To Visit Savannah In The Spring

Savannah is breathtakingly beautiful in the spring, but there is a sweet spot during this season. Between late March and early April, the city is splashed in vivid pink, red, and purple hues as the azaleas come into bloom. It’s the best time to visit Savannah’s historic Bonaventure Cemetery , which is filled with azaleas, as well as the Savannah Botanical Garden . An added bonus for music lovers: It’s also time for the city’s annual music festival, which has an exciting and diverse lineup of musicians from around the world.  

The Best Time To Visit Savannah In The Summer

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Memorial Day weekend is a busy time in Savannah, and for good reason. The weather is gorgeous, and you can hit up the beach on nearby Tybee Island. The city offers plenty of free, family-friendly activities like live performances along River Street overlooking the Savannah River. If you’re lucky enough to score tickets (book them in advance), you can attend a Savannah Bananas baseball game, one of the most fun sporting events in the world.

The Best Time To Visit Savannah In The Fall

This historic city has a spooky side, so plan your visit for October. You can take your pick from several ghost tours, including ones through Bonaventure Cemetery, which takes on a completely different vibe at night. The Savannah Theater , which dates back to 1818, is said to be haunted, and has special programming centered on its ghosts. If you’re looking for something less scary, the Plant Riverside District hosts Oktoberfest events, and the Savannah Philharmonic brings music to area parks. October also brings welcome relief from the summer heat, and it’s a lovely time of year to stroll around and take in the fall decorations on doorsteps and shop windows.

The Best Time To Visit Savannah In The Winter

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Winter in the Lowcountry usually doesn’t involve snow, but you’ll find plenty of holiday cheer during the month of December. The city has a busy calendar of events, like the Christmas Market at the Plant Riverside District. And if you’re looking for gifts, there are shops filled with treasures, like the Paris Market, Savannah Candy Kitchen, and the City Market. And wandering around can be fun too. Downtown streets are dressed up in twinkling lights and magnolia swags, hotel lobbies are warm and cozy with fireplaces and Christmas trees, and there’s even an annual boat parade of lights on the riverfront.

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Travelers flock to Savannah , Georgia, to see its picture-perfect scenery – like a time capsule of years past with carefully preserved architecture.

Savannah’s location in the coastal plain region puts it in a subtropical climate, meaning visitors can enjoy mild temperatures nearly year-round. But each season brings its own advantages and drawbacks. Summer is the most popular, but the heat can be overwhelming, and prices are at their highest. The winter, meanwhile, offers discounted rates but fewer things to do in terms of events.

But no matter what time of year you’re drawn to the Hostess City, you’re sure to enjoy yourself. Here's everything you need to know about what each season holds in Savannah.

January to February is the best time for budget travelers

Considered to be Savannah’s low season, the first months of the year are ideal for visitors looking to get the most for their money. Hotel prices can be at their lowest, apart from the dates around the New Year. For those used to cold temperatures, a winter trip to Savannah can be very comfortable, as it never dips well below 40°F.

If you’re looking to travel with your beloved, this is a great time for a weekend getaway as you can get a good deal on a hotel room, which leaves extra cash for a nice dinner and spa treatment. This is also the best time of year for first-time travelers and those looking to see the top sites without the crowds. It’s easy to hop on the trolley or a walking tour.

You also won’t have to face long lines at places you’d typically have to wait for, like Mrs Wilkes Boarding House , a famous family-style restaurant that has been serving up hearty Southern fare since 1943.

March to June is the best for cultural events

Despite the balmy temperatures through these months, it’s also Savannah’s high season due to the abundance of things to do, including some of the city’s most popular annual events, and the influx of spring break travelers. With the azaleas in bloom, photo ops are all around you.

If you want to be one of the many revelers attending the annual St Patrick’s Day festivities, be sure to book your hotel well ahead of time and bring plenty of green to wear! The month of June is an excellent time to check out Savannah’s landmarks focusing on its Black history, like the Pin Point Heritage Museum , the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum , the Savannah African Art Museum and the Beach Institute African-American Cultural Center .

Expect to pay a premium for those hotel rooms, so book well in advance if you can. Making meal reservations is also a good idea, especially if you want a table at bucket-list-worthy establishments like The Grey and Husk . Expect to wait in line at walk-up spots like Leopold’s Ice Cream as well, and eat quickly as your sweets will begin to melt with temperatures ranging between 50 to 70F.

July to mid-September is best for museum-hopping

The other low season in Savannah is the peak of summer, and if you visit during this time, you’ll quickly learn why. The heat and humidity can be overwhelming, especially to the uninitiated, when temperatures reach 90F and above.

But the silver lining is that there are some deals to be had for visitors when it comes to hotel prices. It’s a wise idea to include “hotels with pools” in your search parameters. The Westin Savannah , the Perry Lane Hotel and the Thompson Savannah are all excellent spots to cool off after an afternoon of exploring.

If you plan to hit the beach, get an early start heading to Tybee Island because many others will have the same idea. The water may not be exactly refreshing, but it’s at least better than sweating it out on River Street.

But if the heat gets to be too much for you, seek solace inside Savannah’s museums and cultural attractions. Between the two buildings of the Telfair Museums , you can see hundreds of years’ worth of art, not to mention the dozens of historic house museums. There are also museums curated to specific interests, including the Savannah Children’s Museum and the American Prohibition Museum , with its own speakeasy.

Summer also signals the start of the minor league baseball season. The Savannah Bananas have a very  enthusiastic fanbase , so you’ll want to secure those tickets early! And when you go, be sure to deck yourself out in yellow, just as the locals do.

Mid-September to December is the best for the outdoors

The fall and early winter are Savannah’s best weather periods, though they also bring the rainy season – come prepared with an umbrella in case you get caught in a sudden but brief storm. This also falls during hurricane season, but because the city is located on the river instead of directly on the ocean, impacts are infrequent.

Hotels can be at their most affordable, especially if you’re visiting in conjunction with one of the many events like Halloween, the Tybee Pirate Festival , the SCAD Savannah Film Festival or Savannah Pride .

The weather is at its best for spending time outside, whether you’re looking to enjoy holiday shopping on Broughton Street, outdoor dining on one of Savannah’s plentiful patios or hiking the trails at Skidaway Island State Park . The mosquitoes have also, blessedly, disappeared for the season, but if you’re back in the woods, be mindful of ticks. This is also the ideal time to explore the nearby islands, like Little Tybee , by kayak.

This article was first published February 2021 and updated August 2023

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From its oak-covered public squares and historic architecture to its moderate climate and coastal beauty, this Georgia city is a worthy year-round destination. Located just four hours from Atlanta and two hours from Charleston , the city is a great side trip from either of those cities as well as a worthy destination in its own right.

With its well-preserved Historic District, endless festivals, interactive museums, award-winning restaurants, and more, Savannah has plenty of activities for all seasons, visitors, and ages. Here's a complete guide about when to visit, where to stay, what to do, getting around, saving money, and more on your visit to Savannah.

Planning Your Trip to Savannah

• Best Time to Visit: With azaleas and flowers in full bloom, favorable weather, and a full roster of festivals like the annual St. Patrick's Day parade, spring is the most popular season for visiting Savannah. Summers can be oppressively hot and humid, but there are nearby beach and water-related activities to help you keep cool, and the city is less crowded in July and August than it is in spring and early summer. Fall offers fantastic weather and fewer tourists than spring, while winter can be chilly, but provides lower hotel rates and smaller crowds.
• Language: English
• Currency: U.S. Dollar
• Getting Around : Because parking is expensive and navigating one-way streets can be tricky, the Historic District is best explored on foot or via the fare-free Downtown Transportation (DOT) network , which offers shuttle buses and a ferry to popular tourist areas and centrally-located parking garages. The buses operate every ten minutes, starting at 7.am. on weekdays and 10 a.m. on weekends and make 24 stops along both the Downtown and Forsyth Park routes. The broader, fare-based Chatham Area Transit (CAT) offers service to other parts of the cities and surrounding areas, including an express bus to and from Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport. Rideshare services, taxis, and rental cars are also available at the airport.
• Travel Tip: Since traveling by foot is the best way to explore the city, wear comfortable walking shoes. And pack an umbrella for unexpected downpours.

Things to Do

First-time visitors will want to take advantage of the Historic District's 22 public squares   , including Forsyth Park , which features 30 acres of greenery, walking paths, and a distinctive Parisian-inspired central fountain. Other free options include exploring the 100-acre Victorian-era Bonaventure Cemetery , strolling the galleries and restaurants that occupy the old warehouses of River Street, and touring historic houses of worship like Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, the oldest Catholic Church in Georgia, and the First African Baptist Church .

Other noteworthy attractions include the birthplace of Girl Scouts founder Juliette Gordon Low , the longest-running live performance theatre in America   , Savannah’s Telfair Museum (the Southeast's oldest public art museum), the SCAD Museum of Art , the Savannah History Museum, the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum, and the Savannah Botanical Gardens .

Given its location on the Savannah River and proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, the city offers plenty of outdoor activities like hiking, kayaking, boating, and paddle boarding in both the city and nearby areas like Tybee Island and Skidaway Island State Park.

Food and drink lovers will want to explore the area's top bars, breweries, and restaurants.

Some of the top experiences in Savannah include:

• A trolley tour of the historic district . Both Old Town Trolley Tours and Old Savannah Tours offer narrated, hop-on, hop-off tours of the city. Both trolleys depart from the Visitors Center at 15-20 minute intervals. They include stops at points of interest like River Street, the Savannah History Museum, the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum, City Market, and Forsyth Park.
• Southern cuisine at Mrs. Wilkes Boarding House. Come hungry and ready to make new friends at this 19th-century era boarding house turned restaurant, where Southern favorites like fried chicken, collard greens, butter beans, macaroni and cheese, candied yams, and coleslaw are served family-style at communal tables.
• River Street. This promenade runs along the southern portion of the city's riverfront and is brimming with shops, galleries, bars, and restaurants, many of them housed in historic warehouses. Stroll the cobblestone streets, ride a historic street car along the riverfront, take a dolphin or river tour, or enjoy the free ferry ride to Hutchinson Island.

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What to Eat and Drink

As a coastal city, Savannah is an excellent spot for seafood as well as traditional Low Country cuisine. You can also find a variety of international fare, from classic Italian pizza to upscale Australian bistro fare. The city also has a thriving nightlife, with both dive bars and elegant cocktail joints, as well as several local breweries and distilleries.

No trip to the city is complete without a visit to The Grey, a 1930s Art Deco Greyhound bus terminal turned modern Southern restaurant. Chef and co-owner Mashama Bailey won the James Beard Foundation Award for Best Chef: Southeast in 2019   for her thoughtful soul food that takes advantage of local and seasonal produce like crab with Carolina Gold heritage rice and bell peppers and smothered quail with blackening spice, Creole spice, and grit cakes.

Other top Savannah dining destinations include the Olde Pink House , which specializes in Low Country cuisine in the city's only surviving 18th-century mansion, and Elizabeth on 37th , which offers new American fare, including a chef's tasting menu.

For more casual options, try whole-hog Carolina BBQ with the fixings, at B's Cracklin' BBQ, vegan-friendly brunch at Fox and Fig Cafe, all-day breakfast at Collins Quarter , Neapolitan pizza at Vinnie Van Go-Go , and both beef and veggie burgers at Green Truck Pub .

Want to sample some of everything? Opt First Squares food tour, which includes an overview of the city's culinary history as well as tastings at six restaurants and food purveyors in the Historic District.

A far as bars, Kevin Barry's Irish Pub on River Street, Ordinary Pub at City Market, the rooftop bar Perch at Local 11 Ten  overlooking Forsyth Park, and the Savannah Distillery Ale House, with over 100 craft beers in the Historic District, are all reliable options. Savannah is also home to several local breweries and distilleries, including Ghost Coast Distillery (whiskey, rum, gin, bourbon, and other spirits), Southbound Brewing Company , and Coastal Empire Beer Co , of which offer tours and tastings.

Where to Stay

• Historic District: From luxury options like the DeSoto Savannah on Madison Square, like the riverfront adjacent Alida , and the boutique Perry Lane to reliable chains like the Hampton Inn and Fairfield Inn & Suites and the pet-friendly Kimpton Brice , the historic district has hotel options for every budget and is the most convenient to the city's biggest and most popular attractions.
• Midtown: Just a 10-minute drive from the Historic District, Midtown is a quieter option with plenty of restaurants, parks, and activities for visitors. Most standard chains like Courtyard by Marriott, Hampton Inn & Suites and the La Quinta Inn have properties here.
• Pooler: For travelers on a budget, there are several options near the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport, like the Best Western Plus, Comfort Inn & Suites, and Quality Inn, all of which are about a 20-minute drive from downtown.

Getting There

Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV) offers direct flights to and from Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Newark, New York City, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C., and other U.S. cities via major airlines like American, Delta, JetBlue, and United.

The drive from the airport to downtown is approximately 20-25 minutes. You can rent a car at the airport or catch a rideshare like Lyft or Uber or hail a taxi just outside of the baggage claim. Chatham Area Transit also offers bus service to and from several points in the city, including downtown.

Savannah is an easy drive from nearby major cities like Charleston, South Carolina (108 miles north), Atlanta (250 miles), and Jacksonville, Florida (140 miles). Most of the city's hotels have parking lots or valet, so driving a car into the city isn't an issue, as long as you don't mind paying parking fees.

Money-Saving Tips

• Take advantage of the city's public green spaces and parks. With 22 public squares in the Historic District alone, you're never far from a free place to wander and marvel at the city's trees, flowers, and architecture.
• Book a hotel in offseason. Hotel rates can skyrocket during tourist seasons (particularly spring through the end of June), so try visiting during a less busy month like February or August.
• Tour churches and cemeteries. These are some of the city's most notable spaces and many, like Bonaventure Cemetery (the city's most extensive and featured prominently in the book and later the film version of "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil"), have free walking tours.
• Consider purchasing a city TourPass, which has one, two, and three-day options starting at $72 for adults and $42 for children. The pass includes admission to over 30 top city attractions like the Savannah History Museum and Telfair Academy, plus trolley privileges.

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Plan your perfect Savannah getaway with our guide on the best times for great food, Southern charm, and avoiding crowds. Ideal months revealed!

Savannah is known for its historical architecture, art, views, and cuisine. It is among the most notable cities in Georgia, and Savannah hosts up to 14 million tourists per year. So, what is the best time to visit Savannah, Georgia?

The best time to visit Savannah, Georgia, is from April to July when the weather averages about 78 F with the high reaching about 92 degrees F. However, September is the cheapest time to visit Savannah, as most hotels cost around $78 per night. This month also hosts the Heritage Day, and Savannah Jazz Festivals.

Spring and summer are the most popular times for tourism in Savannah, Georgia, and it’s hard to avoid crowds. Savannah holds special events each month of the year, and there’s no shortage of fun activities. Follow along as we explore the best time to visit Savannah, Georgia.

Worst Time to Visit Savannah

The worst time to visit Savannah is between November and February . Winter is a quiet time in Savannah, Georgia and there aren’t many special events. It can get down to 40 degrees or lower during the winter in this southern gem of a city.

The cold weather is unappealing to the average tourist. Most people think of the hot and humid weather that Georgia is known for. Savannah doesn’t get as cold as cities like Chicago or New York in the winter, but it isn’t always comfortable.

You can still have fun in Savannah during the winter, but most of the events are holiday themed. There are many fun Christmas and New Year’s Eve events in Savannah Georgia, but there isn’t much besides that.

Cheapest Time to Visit Savanah

September is the cheapest time to visit Savannah, Georgia. You can book a hotel room for  as low as $78 per night  when you visit Savannah in September. However, you are likely to pay up to $140 or more for a higher-end hotel room.

Hotel rates jump up to $200 per night at moderate hotels during the peak of the tourism season in the summer. September is a great time for families because it can be expensive to travel to Savannah with multiple people. Hotel rooms cost an average of $150 per night in Savannah throughout the year, but it’s much cheaper during the fall and winter.

You can also get reduced airplane tickets when you book a flight to Savannah in September. Ideally, you should book your flight to Savannah in September as early as June to get the best deal on your tickets. Airlines give you the best rate when you purchase your tickets  3-4 months  before your trip.

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January: best time visit in winter.

January is often the coldest month of the year for Savannah, Georgia. You can expect temperatures  between 40 and 61 degrees  when you visit Savannah in January. January is far from the rainiest month in Savannah, but it can rain for  5-7 days  of the month.

Luckily, the cool weather doesn’t restrict fun events like the Forsyth Farmers Market each week in January. Kick off the new year in Savannah at the Savannah’s Waterfront New Year’s Celebration. You may enjoy When Instruments Roamed the Earth for a more laid-back music event.

• Forsyth Farmers Market
• Savannah’s Waterfront New Year’s Celebration
• Low Country Home & Garden Show
• When Instruments Roamed the Earth

February: Best Time for a Quiet Trip

It starts to slightly warm up in Savannah, George throughout the month, especially towards the end of February. Temperatures fluctuate  between 42 and 64 degrees  each February in Savannah. Daytime temperatures are comfortable and it’s often sunny, but it can get cold at night.

There are also plenty of fun outdoor activities if you want to get some exercise on your vacation. Events like Trick or Trot 5K and the Critz Tybee Run Fest are the best examples. Check out the Savannah Boat Show for a slower, calm change of pace.

The Savannah Book Festival  is a chance to find some hidden gems to bring back home after your trip. Adults and children alike can have fun at the annual Colonial Faire & Muster each February in Savannah, Georgia. Otherwise, February is a fairly quiet time in Savannah until the temperatures warm up again.

• Savannah Book Festival
• Critz Tybee Run Fest
• Savannah Boat Show
• Trick or Trot 5K
• Colonial Faire & Muster

March: Best Time for Music

March is a lively time in Savannah, Georgia full of festivities and special events. Hear some live music and have some great food at the  Savannah Stopover Music Festival . The Savannah Music Festival is another huge live music event each year in Savannah that is worth your attention.

You can find several St. Patrick’s Day events and pub crawls all over Savannah, GA. The March of Dimes Shamrock Run is a great way to celebrate the holiday while burning off some calories. Temperatures stay  between 49 and 72 degrees  throughout March in Savannah.

• Savannah Music Festival
• March of Dimes Shamrock Run
• Savannah Stopover Music Festival
• Savannah Veg Fest

April: Best Time to Visit in Spring

Spring is in full swing during April in Savannah, Georgia, and it’s a great time to visit. You can expect temperatures  between 55 and 78 degrees  throughout the month. It’s the perfect time for outdoor events like the Spring Craft Festival.

Participate in the Susan G Komen Race for the Cure in Savannah during April to contribute to a good cause. The Publix Savannah Women's Half Marathon is another chance to get some exercise on your Georgia vacation. Take a peek behind the curtain at the  North of Gaston Street Tour of Hidden Gardens  to see some of the best views in the city.

• Easter on the Farm
• Susan G Komen Race for the Cure
• Publix Savannah Women's Half Marathon
• North of Gaston Street Tour of Hidden Gardens
• Spring Craft Festival

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May: Best Time to Learn the History

Warm weather is officially back each May in Savannah, Georgia. Temperatures fluctuate  between 63 and 85 degrees  getting warmer towards the end of the month.

Hear some of the best players in the world at the American Jazz Pianist Competition. Soak in the local culture and history at the Springtime Tea at the Davenport House to learn more about Savannah. Otherwise, May is a fairly quiet time as far as special events go in Savannah.

• American Jazz Pianist Competition
• Springtime Tea at the Davenport House
• Savannah Scottish Games

June: Best Time to Visit in the Summer

June is the best time to visit Savannah, Georgia in the summer because of the comfortable weather. It certainly gets hot in June, but it  rarely exceeds 90 degrees  each June in Savannah. Check the forecast before you go out for the day because it rains for  7-10 days  throughout June.

Adults can have responsible fun at Crawl of the South for the biggest bar crawl of the year. Head to the Ships of the Sea Museum for the annual AURA Fest to hear some live music. The Love & Soul Family Festival is a lively event that celebrates the local culture in Savannah.

• Love & Soul Family Festival
• Crawl of the South

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July: Best Time for Festivities

Travelers with children will love the Family Fun Fest at  Keller’s Flea Market  in July. Families will also enjoy the Savannah Stars & Stripes 4th of July event. The annual Mimosa Fest Savannah is one of the most fun events of the year, but it is for adults only.

Adults can get into the patriotic spirit before July 4th at Red, White, & Brews for a unique bar crawl. You can find firework displays all over Savannah, GA on July 4th and they won’t be hard to find. Temperatures stay  between 73 and 92 degrees  throughout July in Savannah.

• Family Fun Fest
• Mimosa Fest Savannah
• Savannah Stars & Stripes
• Red, White & Brews
• Savannah’s Waterfront Independence Day Celebration

August: Best Time to Eat

Bring your appetite to the  Southeast Crab Feast  for the best food event of the year in Savannah. The Savannah Water Lantern Festival is among the most unique events of the year. Check it out if you want to see the unique sight of hundreds of water lanterns floating at night.

August is the rainiest month of the year in Savannah, Georgia, so pay attention to the forecast. It can rain for  10 days out of the month  each August in Savannah. The rain can be a nice break from the 72-90 degree temperature span during August.

• Southeast Crab Feast
• Savannah Voice Festival
• Savannah Water Lantern Festival

September: Best Time to Beat the Heat

The Savannah Jazz Festival is the perfect destination if you want to hear some timeless music. Otherwise, September is fairly quiet in Savannah besides the annual Heritage Day Festival. It begins to cool down during September and temperatures fluctuate  between 69 and 86 degrees .

• Heritage Day Festival
• Savannah Jazz Festival
• Labor Day Festivities

October: Best Time to Visit in the Fall

The autumn weather in Savannah is comfortable with temperatures  between 58 and 78 degrees . Check out the annual Halloween Hike to get in the spooky spirit and enjoy the weather. The Vampire Ball is another chance to celebrate Halloween in Savannah, Georgia.

Adults can participate in the  Official Halloween Bar Crawl Savannah  and cut loose. Savannah is also known for its historical ghost tours, and October is the perfect time to check one out.

• Halloween Hike
• Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival
• Vincent’s Nun Run
• Vampire Ball
• Official Halloween Bar Crawl Savannah

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November: Best Time for Adults

Few events encapsulate southern hospitality as well as the Savannah Food and Wine Festival. The Tybee Post Music Festival is at the opposite end of the spectrum with loud performances. You can also find Christmas decorations and displays towards the end of the month in November.

It gets down to 48 degrees  at night or on cool days during November in Savannah. Temperatures get up to 70 degrees on warm days.

• Savannah Food and Wine Festival
• Tybee Post Music Festival

December: Best Time to Celebrate the Holidays

Temperatures fluctuate  between 42 and 63 degrees  throughout December in Savannah, Georgia. It’s the perfect time to celebrate Christmas at the Holiday Festival of Music & Lights. New Year's Eve is just as big as Christmas in Savannah.

The Savannah’s Waterfront New Year’s Celebration is a great way to start your year off on the right foot. It’s worth the short drive from Savannah to  New Year's Eve Fireworks on Tybee Island .

• Holiday Festival of Music & Lights
• New Year's Eve Fireworks on Tybee Island

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Best Time to Visit Savannah With Family

The best time to visit Savannah with family is  between April and July . Temperatures warm up towards the end of March and continue to throughout April in Savannah, Georgia. High temperatures stay  between 78 and 90 degrees  from April through July.

You can find events throughout the spring and summer that are just as fun for adults as they are for children. Parents can find child-appropriate activities whether it be the Spring Craft Festival in April or the 4th of July fireworks. Family Fun Fest in July alone is enough for families to have a fun vacation in Savannah, Georgia.

Best Time to Visit Savannah to Avoid Crowds

The best time to visit Savannah to avoid crowds is  from September to November . Temperatures cool down during this time and there are fewer special events than in the spring or summer. It can drop as low as 48 degrees by October and November which limits outdoor activities.

You won’t find as many crowds at hotels, restaurants, and bars in Savannah. Tourism dies down towards the end of August and continues to dwindle during September. There aren’t as many fun activities during the fall in Savannah, Georgia, but it’s still a great time to visit.

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When is the Best Season to Visit Savannah?

Savannah’s not just a city. She’s as much of a character as those who live among her history. Spanish moss hangs off Palmetto and live oak trees like streamers for an eternal party. Like any personality, Savannah has her moods: spring, summer, fall and winter. Each one is unique. But, Savannah’s seasons provide consistent airs of unpredictability, excitement and authentic southern splendidness. Here is a glimpse to help you decide for yourself which is the best season to visit Savannah.

Savannah’s location in the Coastal Empire might mislead guests into thinking the temperature never drops below 60 degrees. What’s wonderful about spring is that it features a bit of summer’s heat with winter’s cooler winds. The stars of spring are the blooming pink azaleas, which decorate the bushes of Savannah’s squares, from March to April, and add a dash of vibrancy to events such as the Savannah Tour of Homes and Gardens. Speaking of touring, Savannah’s music scene reaches its peak with the Savannah Stopover and the Savannah Music Festival in March.

Spring also signals the unofficial season of luck, with one of the nation’s largest St. Patrick’s Day parades. You don’t know serious celebration dedication until you witness the dying of the Forsyth Park fountain shamrock green. The highlight is the parade to end all St. Paddy’s Day parades, which travels across the Historic District, igniting the luck of the Irish throughout Savannah’s streets.

Summer in Savannah is (literally) the hottest time of the year to visit, which is a good thing for those looking for a quick getaway. During the hot southern summers, all kinds of businesses, from hotels to sightseeing tours , offer deals and discounts you won’t find during the other seasons. Indulge your inner, deprived beach bum by visiting Savannah’s beautiful and secluded neighboring islands. Less than an hour drive away, both Hilton Head and Tybee Island offer ideal escapes for weekend or day trips.

The biggest bash of the season arrives in early July, as Tybee’s Independence Day fireworks light up the South Beach Pier in tandem with Savannah’s own display over the Savannah River. Before night falls, River Street hosts its traditional Fourth of July Celebration with free admission and live music stretched along its iconic cobblestone walkway.

However, you don’t have to wait until July for an excuse to enjoy the heat. River Street also entertains jazz enthusiasts and foodies at their Savannah Blues, Jazz & BBQ Festival. Sponsored by the Savannah Waterfront Association, this signature outdoor celebration of deep southern blues and barbeque features renowned local musicians and the city’s best BBQ vendors.

Pardon the pun, but there really is no better time to “fall” in love with Savannah than in autumn. Much like spring, fall is a pleasant transitional period from the humidity of summer to the slight sweater weather of winter. There may not be an array of leaves changing colors, as evergreen trees dominate the Hostess City of the South, but there certainly is an array of exciting events and fun fall festivals. Compared to summer’s calendar of events , fall’s itinerary (along with hotel rates) triples thanks to milder forecasts. Next to spring, fall is one of the most active times for Savannah due to the volume of high-profile events, notably the Savannah Film Festival, a weeklong celebration of cinema’s next-big-films.

The fall fun commences in September with every meat lover’s dream, Bacon Fest on River Street. The Savannah Craft Brew Fest is a great way to wash down the many meals eaten over Labor Day weekend. October welcomes in German beers and bratwurst for Savannah’s Oktoberfest as well as buccaneers and extravagant costumes for the Tybee Island Pirate Fest.

The holidays in Savannah have a special lineup of traditions. The Lighted Christmas Parade to the Up the Cup New Year’s Eve Celebration on River Street are two beloved activities. Christmas decorations are taken quite seriously in Savannah. The city decks the street lights along Broughton Street with garland. A large Christmas tree at the intersection of Bull Street and Broughton is another yuletide attraction. Almost every square is adorned in ornaments, lights, and seasonal Southern splendor. It’s an incredible time to enjoy the city. The crowds all but dissipate, yet all the tours continue to operate and the weather usually stays in the mid-60s.

Come January, the holiday season evolves into a period of entertaining educational events like the Black Heritage Festival. This month-long series of events include performances and an arts festival all throughout February. February also brings the Savannah Book Festival. The festival hosts distinguished keynote speakers and best-selling authors for a weekend dedicated to the power of writing and reading. Two smaller, albeit equally enjoyable, film festivals also make their way down south in January and February. The Telluride Mountainfilm on Tour and the Gray’s Reef Ocean Film Festival make for a perfect indoor activity.

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The Best Time to Visit Savannah, GA, US for Weather, Safety, & Tourism

The best times to visit Savannah for ideal weather are

March 12th to May 13th

based on average temperature and humidity from NOAA (the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration). Read below for more weather and travel details.

Savannah Travel Guide

Temperature.

• Perceived Temperature
• Rain and snow
• Humidity and wind
• The busiest and least popular months
• Overall travel experience by time of year

Other Savannah Travel Info

Weather in savannah.

Average temperatures in Savannah vary greatly. Considering humidity, temperatures feel nice some of the year, but often too hot in the summer and cold in the winter with a fair chance of precipitation about half of the year. The area is less temperate than some — in the 28th percentile for pleasant weather — compared to tourist destinations worldwide. Weeks with ideal weather are listed above . If you’re looking for the very warmest time to visit Savannah, the hottest months are July, August, and then June. See average monthly temperatures below. The warmest time of year is generally early to mid August where highs are regularly around 93°F (33.9°C) with temperatures rarely dropping below 74.3°F (23.5°C) at night.

Savannah Temperatures (Fahrenheit)

Savannah temperatures (celsius), “feels-like” temperatures.

The way we experience weather isn’t all about temperature. Higher temperatures affect us much more at higher humidity, and colder temperatures feel piercing with high winds. Our perceived temperatures factor in humidity and wind chill to better represent how hot or cold the day feels to a person.

Savannah Perceived Temperature (F)

Savannah perceived temperature (c), average savannah temperatures by month.

Daily highs (averaged for the month) usually give the best indication of the weather. A significantly lower mean and low generally just means it gets colder at night.

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If dry weather is what you’re after, the months with the lowest chance of significant precipitation in Savannah are November, May, and then April. Note that we define “significant precipitation” as .1 inches or more in this section. The lowest chance of rain or snow occurs around late October to early November. For example, on the week of October 29th there are no days of precipitation on average. By contrast, it’s most likely to rain or snow in early to mid August with an average of 3 days of significant precipitation the week of August 6th.

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The graph below shows the % chance of rainy and snowy days in Savannah.

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Average Rain and Snow by Month

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Savannah has some very humid months, and above average humidity throughout the year. The least humid month is February (60.8% relative humidity), and the most humid month is August (73.7%).

Wind in Savannah is usually calm . The windiest month is March, followed by April and February. March’s average wind speed of around 6.2 knots (7.2 MPH or 11.5 KPH) is considered “a light breeze.” Maximum sustained winds (the highest speed for the day lasting more than a few moments) are at their highest in mid February where average top sustained speeds reach 13.9 knots, which is considered a moderate breeze.

Relative Humidity (%)

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Is it safe to travel to savannah.

Our best data indicates this area is generally safe. As of Dec 04, 2023 there are no travel advisories or warnings for the United States; exercise normal security precautions. Check this page for any recent changes or regions to avoid: Travel Advice and Advisories . This advisory was last updated on Dec 04, 2023.

The Busiest and Least Crowded Months

The busiest month for tourism in Savannah, GA, US is July, followed by March and June. Prices for hotels and flights will be most expensive during these months, though you can save if you purchase well in advance. Tourists are unlikely to visit Savannah in November. Those willing to visit at these times will likely find it the least expensive month.

Estimated Tourism by Month

Most popular months to visit, overall savannah travel experience by season, spring (march through may).

Humidity and temperatures combine to make this season feel warm. Highs range from 86.9°F (30.5°C) and 66.2°F (19°C) with warmer temperatures in the later months. Rain is somewhat common with roughly 5 days of significant precipitation per month. Spring is the second busiest for tourism, which makes it a good time for those looking for things to do.

Summer (June through August)

The middle-year months have very comfortable weather with high temperatures that are quite warm. These months see the most precipitation with 8 to 11 days of precipitation per month. June – August is the busiest season for tourism in Savannah, so lodging and other accommodations may cost more than usual.

Fall (September through November)

Fall daily highs range from 89°F (31.7°C) and 67.9°F (19.9°C), which will feel very nice given the humidity and wind. It rains or snows a significant amount: 4 to 5 days per month. Tourism is the slowest during these months due to the weather, so hotels may be affordably priced.

Winter (December through February)

Weather is too cold this time of year in Savannah to be enjoyable for warm weather travelers. The average high during this season is between 67.9°F (19.9°C) and 61.8°F (16.6°C). On average, it rains or snows a fair amount: 5 to 6 times per month. These times of year are fairly slow with tourists.

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Savannah Weather by Month

• by Erin Clarkson

I keep getting weather questions in my Savannah Facebook group, so I figured it was about time to do a “Savannah weather by month” rundown.

Anytime I’m asked a question multiple times, I know I need to write a post about the topic! That’s how my “Best Time of Year to Visit Savannah” post came about.

Now, please keep in mind that I’m not an official weatherperson. I typically turn to Jeremy Nelson at WJCL for his eerily accurate forecasts or to Enki Research when I need non-sensationalized hurricane news.

However, I do know enough about what to expect from Savannah’s weather to help a newbie out.

Note: This guide contains affiliate links to my trusted travel partners.

If you’re new around here, first of all…allow me to extend a warm welcome !

My name is Erin, and I authored the Savannah First-Timer’s Guide .

I live in Savannah, and I have fun helping visitors plan their first trip to the city.

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Savannah Georgia Weather by Month

Just so you know, I’ve written about what to expect weather-wise for each month in Savannah in detail below, but if you prefer to see the information in a quick glance, hopefully this handy infographic will help.

Also, just so you know, I’m not a fan of hot weather.

That means my opinion tends to skew in favor of the cooler months.

I really need to get someone who loves the heat to comment on what’s nice about Savannah during the summertime, since I have a difficult time coming up with any perks!

Ok, let’s move on to the monthly play-by-play of Savannah’s weather.

Savannah Weather in January

Average Low: 40°F Average High: 61°F Typical Number of Rainy Days: 9.3 days | 3.69 inches

Perks: January is the coldest month of the year in Savannah. However, “cold” is a relative term.

Some days might have highs in the 70s and you’ll see people walking around in shorts, while other days might bring a cold front with biting wind and lows in the 20s.

One thing you probably won’t see is snow. The last major snowfall was in January of 2018 (a whopping two inches).

Drawbacks: I suppose the biggest drawback is that January weather is very wishy-washy.

If you’re making travel plans months in advance, it’s difficult to know if you’ll end up with a good week of weather or a dreary one.

What’s Blooming in Savannah in January: Camellias, Japanese magnolias (aka: tulip trees), star magnolias, and redbuds.

The Southern live oaks are green during January, and the Spanish moss is in the trees year-round.

You might spot resurrection fern after a fresh rainfall.

Savannah Weather in February

Average Low: 43°F Average High: 65°F Typical Number of Rainy Days: 7.9 days | 2.79 inches

Perks: The days start getting longer in February, with sunsets happening after 6 pm.

The weather is a mixed bag, with some chilly days and many pleasant ones.

One cool thing about February is that the wide swings in temperature can cause some really foggy days that are incredible for photography (or for enhancing the mood of ghost tours with a spooky atmosphere).

Rainy days are minimal in February.

Drawbacks: Same as January…it’s difficult to predict if the weather will be nice or not-so-great.

What’s Blooming in Savannah in February: Camellias, Japanese magnolias (aka: tulip trees), star magnolias, redbuds, and sometimes early-season azaleas.

The Southern live oaks are green during January, and the Spanish moss is in the trees year-round. You might spot resurrection fern after a fresh rainfall.

Savannah Weather in March

Average Low: 49°F Average High: 71°F Typical Number of Rainy Days: 7.4 days | 3.73 inches

Perks: March is considered chamber of commerce weather.

The temperatures are mild, the humidity levels comfortable, and it rains just often enough to make the flowers look pretty.

Make note that Daylight Savings Time occurs in March, so it starts staying light out much later.

Drawbacks: Sometimes a rare chilly day comes along that might cause you to regret leaving the hotel in short sleeves with no jacket.

The pollen makes an appearance in March, so nearly every surface is covered in a dusting of yellow pollen. You can wipe a car off and an hour later it’ll be yellow again.

What’s Blooming in Savannah in March : Prime azalea season usually falls in March!

You’ll see seas of pink and white flowers nearly everywhere you look. T

he Southern live oaks start losing their leaves in March, but as they drop they’re replaced by new growth. That means there’s never a time when the trees look completely bare.

The Spanish moss remains in the trees year-round.

NOTE: Since March is such a popular month, I’ve written an in-depth post about it here: Savannah Weather in March (Includes Photos!)

Savannah Weather in April

Average Low : 55°F Average High: 78°F Typical Number of Rainy Days: 6.6 days | 3.07 inches

Perks: April brings another month of chamber of commerce weather.

The temperatures are mild with warm afternoons and cooler evenings. It doesn’t rain very much during April.

Drawbacks: You’ll still find some pollen hanging around in Savannah in April.

Overall, there isn’t much to complain about this month.

What’s Blooming in Savannah in April: Azaleas are often still blooming — especially in shadier areas.

Confederate jasmine (aka: star jasmine) may start blooming towards the end of the month.

Dogwoods usually bloom heavily during April.

Some of the Southern live oaks are still busy shedding leaves and growing new ones this month, but they won’t look bare at any time.

The Spanish moss is in the trees year-round. (I’m just going to keep repeating that for the readers who skip directly to the month they’re interested in.)

Savannah Weather in May

Average Low: 63°F Average High: 85°F Typical Number of Rainy Days: 6.5 days | 2.98 inches

Perks: Things start heating up in May, so it’s a nice time of year for those of you who love the heat.

I know the graphic above shows lows in the 60s and highs around 85, but those are based on 30-year averages.

The temps are usually higher, with mornings in the 70s and the hottest part of the day in the 90s. It’s hot during May, but still bearable.

Drawbacks: With rising humidity levels, this is the time of year when you need to start being mindful about staying hydrated.

You might need to pack extra clothes so you can change each night before dinner. (Walking around in the heat all day makes for sweaty tourists!)

What’s Blooming in Savannah in May: May is Confederate jasmine and Southern magnolias month, which means the city smells heavenly!

Errr…or as nice as Savannah can smell.

The blooms help mask the ever-present scent of weed, trash, and the nearby paper mill that waft through many parts of downtown.

You’ll also find the beautiful purple blooms of agapanthus in many of the squares during the month of May.

The Southern live oaks are green during May, and the ever-present Spanish moss can be found in the trees year-round.

Savannah Weather in June

Average Low: 71°F Average High: 90°F Typical Number of Rainy Days: 10.9 days | 5.95 inches

Perks: I mean…June is nice if you love the heat, but otherwise I have a hard time finding perks.

The early morning hours aren’t bad.

Drawbacks: Savannah is located in a subtropical zone, which means it’s hot and afternoon thunderstorms are common.

The storms are typically short, but you can count on them to occur pretty consistently around 2 or 3 pm daily throughout the summer season.

June 1st is technically the start of the Atlantic hurricane season, but it’s rare to have one hit that early (not unheard of, but rare).

What’s Blooming in Savannah in June: Hydrangeas, hibiscus, agapanthus, mimosa trees, and crepe myrtles. Some magnolias still have blooms, as well.

The Southern live oaks are green, and if you haven’t guessed by now, the Spanish moss always on the trees!

You’ll see lots of resurrection fern on the trees during the summertime due to copious amounts of rainfall.

Savannah Weather in July

Average Low : 74°F Average High: 92°F Typical Number of Rainy Days: 11.3 days | 5.60 inches

Perks: The plus side is that Savannah during July a great place to be if you love hot and humid weather.

I don’t, so I leave Savannah every summer around this time. (I can’t take the heat, so I get out of the kitchen!)

Drawbacks: July is the hottest average month of them all.

You can count on afternoon thunderstorms almost daily, and sometimes we’ll get two to three days of downpours at a time.

The city has terrible drainage issues, so streets often flood in a major way (I’m talking rivers with trash cans floating down the street and cars sitting in water to the top of their tires.)

Be careful where you park!

If you’re staying in a home rental be sure to ask the homeowner if the area is prone to flooding. You might need to move your car to higher ground if a significant amount of rain is in the forecast.

What’s Blooming: Crepe myrtles, mimosa trees and hydrangeas.

The Southern live oaks are green in the summertime, and the Spanish moss is always dangling from their limbs. There’s a high probability of spotting resurrection fern due to all the rain.

Savannah Weather in August

Average Low: 73°F Average High: 91°F Typical Number of Rainy Days: 12.8 days | 6.56 inches

Perks: The city looks pretty in the rain, and it’s fun to jump in puddles. Otherwise, I struggle finding the good in August.

Not everyone is as averse to the heat as I am, so hopefully you’ll find something to love if August is the only time you can plan a trip!

Drawbacks: Savannah is located in a subtropical zone, so expect high humidity and afternoon storms.

Sometimes it rains heavily for a few days in a row.

When I say it’s hot during the summertime, I’m not exaggerating!

The air barely moves in Savannah during the summer months, and the humidity can get so high that sweat can’t evaporate to cool your body.

TIP: Always check the “feels like” temps for the day before heading out!

Hurricane season starts ramping up towards the end of the month, so evacuations are a possibility.

I suggest purchasing travel insurance as a backup during the months of August, September, and October.

What’s Blooming: Crepe myrtles and hydrangeas.

The Southern live oaks are green and the Spanish moss is always hanging around in the trees.

Savannah Weather in September

Average Low: 69°F Average High: 86°F Typical Number of Rainy Days: 9.3 days | 4.58 inches

Perks: The mornings and evenings cool down a wee little bit in September, so that’s nice.

Drawbacks: If you think summer ends in August, think again!

Summer stretches well into October in Savannah.

September temperatures are commonly in the 90s for most of the day and into the early evening hours.

It’s also a peak month for hurricanes.

In 2016, Hurricane Matthew — a Category 5 storm — caused mandatory evacuations of the city in late September/early October.

In 2019, Hurricane Dorian — also a Category 5 storm — caused another state of emergency during the month of September.

I strongly suggest purchasing travel insurance for September.

What’s Blooming in Savannah in September: The Southern live oaks are green throughout September, and you’ll find Spanish moss in hanging in the trees.

It’s common to spot resurrection fern in the days following a fresh rainfall.

Savannah Weather in October

Average Low: 59°F Average High: 79°F Typical Number of Rainy Days: 6.8 days | 3.69 inches

Perks: By the time October rolls around, the afternoons are still warm (the 80s are common), but it’s pleasantly mild in the morning and at night.

October is fairly dry with low humidity levels.

Drawbacks: Hurricane season technically doesn’t end until November, but it winds down in late October.

However, the beginning of the month still sees a strong possibility of heavy storms.

Hurricane Michael hit the first week in October of 2016, and it was a Category 5 storm.

Hurricane Matthew arrived the second week in October of 2018, and it was also a Category 5 storm.

I suggest purchasing travel insurance if you’re traveling to Savannah in October.

What’s Blooming in Savannah in October: The Southern live oaks are green throughout October, and you’ll find Spanish moss in hanging in the trees.

Make note that the trees don’t start displaying fall color in Savannah until late November and into December.

Savannah Weather in November

Average Low: 48°F Average High: 70°F Typical Number of Rainy Days: 6.9 days | 2.37 inches

Perks: November sees the return of chamber of commerce weather, with cooler mornings, pleasantly mild afternoons, and comfortable evenings.

It’s a sunny month with very little humidity.

Rain is rare during November.

Drawbacks: I can’t think of any.

What’s Blooming in Savannah in November: The Southern live oaks remain green throughout the month of October, and you’ll find Spanish moss in hanging in the trees year-round.

Some of the trees begin showing fall color this month and the Japanese maples often turn orange or red.

Savannah Weather in December

Average Low: 43°F Average High: 64°F Typical Number of Rainy Days: 8.2 days | 2.95 inches

Perks: The weather during December is often ideal for strolling through the Historic District to see Savannah’s beautiful Christmas decor .

Rainfall chances are few and far between.

Drawbacks: Some days are chillier than others, but overall December is rather mild.

Occasionally a rare cold front moves through and drops the temperatures for a few days.

Make note that it does tend to get chilly along River Street due to its lower elevation and the breeze blowing in off the water.

What’s Blooming: The Southern live oaks are green throughout December, and you’ll find Spanish moss swaying in the trees year-round.

Many of the trees in beautiful Forsyth Park turn yellow during the November/December timeframe, so it’s a nice time to stroll through the park.

Related Reading: Savannah Georgia in December: Events and Things To Do

Savannah Travel Guide

If you’ve figured out the best time of year to visit and you’re ready to start planning a trip to Savannah, I’ve created a few resources to help you out.

• Savannah Georgia Vacation Guide :  This is the place to start if you don’t know much about Savannah and want a brief overview of the city.
• Free Resource Library :  When you join my email list you get access to helpful printables, like my checklist of 50 Things To Do on Foot in the Historic District (No Car Necessary!)
• Savannah First-Timer’s Guide :  If you’re the type of traveler who wants all of your information in one handy guide, my ebook is the best way to go. It’s the easiest way to start planning your trip!

When you purchase my ebook, you’ll also gain access my private Facebook group where you can read trip reports and see photos from others who have recently visited.

If you have specific questions about Savannah’s weather, please let me know in the comments below.

Sources: sunrise-sunset.org – Sunset average times taken from the 15th of the month and rounded to the nearest 5-minute mark rrsweather.com – Average rainfall amounts currentresults.com – Average monthly temperatures from a 30-year time span from 1991 – 2021

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Best Time to Visit Savannah, Georgia - Weather Year Round    

Last Edited By VacationIdea on April 25, 2024 in Things to Do in Georgia & Places to Visit

January is the coldest month of the year in Savannah and is the peak month of the city’s winter. Average high temperatures in January reach 60°F (16°C) while the average low temperatures will sink to 39°F (4°C). Savannah doesn’t get snow, but evenings may bring some icy conditions.

In February , the average high and low temperature increases by a few degrees for the last of Savannah’s winter months. The high temperature average is 60°F (16°C). Low temperature is 39°F (4°C).

Savannah Weather in March: Spring comes to Savannah in March along with warmer temperatures. Average high temperatures breach the 70’s at 71°F (22°C). Thick sweaters are still a requirement in the evenings when average low temperatures hit 48°F (9°C).

In April , temperatures creep up further to an average high of 78°F (25°C). During this month, many of the spring foliage and flowers are at their best, making this month one of the best to enjoy Savannah’s gardens and arboretums. Low temperatures reach 54°F (12°C).

May is the last month of spring in Savannah. The average high temperature jumps to 85°F (29°C). Meanwhile, the average low temperature is a comfortable and cool 62°F (17°C).

Savannah Weather in June: The first of the summer months in Savannah is June where in high temperature averages jump to 90°F (32°C). Low temperatures average at 70°F (21°C).

July is the hottest month in Savannah with average high temperatures peaking at 92°F (33°C). During this month, low temperature averages are also the highest in the whole year at 73°F (23°C). Summers can get humid and intense in Savannah, shady activities are best during this month.

In August , Savannah experiences the most rainfall in the entire year despite being the second hottest month. The precipitation averages 7 inches (167 mm) while high temperature averages decrease by one degree. Low temperature averages also decrease by one degree compared to the previous month.

Savannah Weather in September: Summer transitions to autumn in September and temperatures begin to go down to the 80s again. Average high and average low temperatures range between 86°F (30°C) and 68°F (20°C).

October brings cooler temperatures to Savannah with the autumn season in full swing. The average high temperature to be expected during this month is 78°F (26°C). Be prepared for average low temperatures of 58°F (14°C).

In November , the climate gets cooler for the last of the autumn months. Average low temperatures will sink to 48°F (9°C) at the most. November is also the driest month of the year. Expected rain fall is a mere 2 inches (60 mm).

Savannah Weather in December: The second coldest month of the year in Savannah is December . Average high temperatures peak at a 62°F (17°C) while average low temperatures sink to 41°F (5°C).

Explore the best of the dogwoods and see them in full bloom during the early spring months of April through May. Sightseeing in general is best during March through May and September through November, then the climate is not too hot and not too cold. To enjoy the best of Savannah’s festival season, plan your trip around the month of March. If you just want to avoid crowds and come when it is colder, November through March is a great time to swing by.

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Best Time To Visit Savannah, GA - Travel Tips For Every Season

Timing is everything if you want to visit Savannah. Each season offers unique and exciting experiences for every traveler, so let’s find out the best time to visit this idyllic destination.

All year round, Savannah floods with endless streams of globetrotters hailing from different corners of the world. However, each traveler is looking for their own extraordinary sense of adventure whenever they visit Savannah.

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From  private walking tours through the squares adorned with blossoming flowers to immersing yourself in Historic District’s rich heritage, you will have the best time discovering the allure of Savannah’s splendor during spring or fall.

To quench your thirst with an array of refreshing cold drinks, we recommend some summer fun on Savannah’s coastline. Enjoy breathtaking views and soak up the carefree vibes on rooftop bars or beachfront tiki huts.

If you are craving some quality alone time, avoid the peak tourist season and explore Savannah during the winter season.

So, what is the best time to visit Savannah, GA? Let’s deep dive so you can plan the most memorable trip to this beautiful city.

Is Savannah Worth Visiting?

Savannah is a true gem that is absolutely worth visiting. Immerse yourself in southern hospitality, delight in mouth-watering cuisine, and delve into the rich history of this charming city.

From the enchanting Historic District to serene squares to picturesque coastal landscapes and vibrant art scenes, there is something for every traveler in this city.

Whether exploring the cobblestone streets or basking in the beauty of its oak-lined avenues, Savannah will offer you a perfect combination of intellect and adventure.

Find out precisely what is Savannah, Georgia is known for so you can plan a trip of a lifetime.

What Is Savannah, Georgia Known For?

Savannah beckons tourists from all over the world because of its rich historical significance and captivating allure.

Being the oldest city in Georgia, it’s well endowed with well-preserved architecture and a rich heritage.

Aside from its pivotal role in American Revolution, you’ve probably seen some of its tenets, such as Juliette Gordon Low House and the famous Forest Gump scene.

Savannah is also home to the first African Baptist Church in the country. The church served as a safe house for many runaway slaves during the Civil War. You can still see the holes in the floorboards that acted as ventilators for the Underground Railroad.

Are you afraid of ghosts? Savannah is considered America’s most haunted city. Don’t let the liquid courage fool you; witnesses are claiming to see apparitions in Moon River Brewing Company.

However, it’s not all sad tales in Savannah. Take your cocktails to go within the bounds of the Historic District. You’ll no longer feel the pinch of leaving your drink at the bar if you move here.

Savannah is such a gift that it was offered as a present to President Lincoln in the Civil War. The beauty and tranquillity of the city inspired Union General Sherman to give it to the president as a Christmas gift.

The Best Time To Visit Savannah, GA

Now you know why visiting Savannah is such a trend amongst globetrotters. Let’s find out the best time to visit this storied city for a memorable experience.

Savannah In The Spring Season

Spring brings out a delightful charm in this alluring urban paradise.

The warmer temperatures of the spring season will immediately beckon you to abandon the indoors. With an average high temperature of 25 degrees, most people consider this season the best time to visit Savannah.

Plan your trip around mid-March to avoid the high tourist season. It’s the perfect time to relish in the pleasant spring weather and enjoy a plethora of outdoor activities.

Here are some of the fun activities you will enjoy:

Attend St. Patrick’s Day parade

Go to the Savannah Stopover Music Festival or Savannah Music Festival

Lounge at Forsyth Park

Shop along the riverfront

Savannah In The Summer Season

One of the best summer getaways is to the coastal city of Savannah! Lose yourself in the perfect blend of sun, culinary delights, exciting historical tours, and Southern charm.

As the late summer draws near, there will be a new wave of energy and exciting events. Pack your bikini or swimming trunks and discover why all roads lead to this lively city during the summer weather.

Visit Tybee Island

Relax on a riverboat cruise

Cool off on ice cream

Go for a picnic

Sail off into the sunset

Dance the night away

Savannah In The Fall Season

The enchanting fall season offers a flawless combination of pleasant weather and alluring views, making it ideal for all travelers.

With average temperatures of 60 Fahrenheit, you can bid the scorching summer heat goodbye in a comfortable atmosphere of exploration.

Witness the breathtaking fall foliage transforming the city into a beautiful tapestry of vibrant colors. Being the cheapest time to visit Savannah, you will make the most of your budget by immersing yourself in any of these activities:

Enjoy Tybee Island’s Pirates Fest

Attend the Savannah Jazz Festival at Forsyth Park

Blow your taste buds during the Shalom Y’All Jewish Food Festival

Get spooked on the River Street ghost tour

Savannah In The Winter Season

Escape the ordinary and visit Savannah during the winter months!

As much as it may seem unorthodox to go to the coastal city during the winter weather, you will appreciate the magical spell and enchanting atmosphere in cooler temperatures.

Meander through downtown Savannah to admire the picturesque streets adorned with festive decorations. It is the perfect time to explore the city’s hidden gems at your own pace.

To truly experience the magic of the holiday season in Savannah, make sure you:

Go for a  historic sightseeing tour

Enjoy a Christmas show at the famous Savannah Theatre

Shop at the Christmas open-air market

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Our walking tours showcase hidden gems and share fascinating tales that breathe life into Savannah’s rich history all year round. Every step you take will unveil the alluring magic of Savannah’s history in a way you’ve never heard before.

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A tour for true connoisseurs of Architecture. This tour is an examination of Savannah’s architecture from 1817-1923. Enjoy a smaller, more intimate group (we cap this tour at 10 guests) giving you the opportunity to ask your guide in-depth questions.

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Much of Savannah's charm lies in meandering through the Historic District's verdant squares – all 22 of them. For an overview of the Historic District's top attractions, consider signing up for a guided tour or choose among the many

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U.S. News Insider Tip:  If you are visiting in the fall, check out the free weeklong Savannah Jazz Festival in the park, which features local vendors and food trucks. – Tanvi Chauhan, Contributor, Travel

Go to this 30-acre park in the heart of Savannah's Historic District to relax after a long day of sightseeing. Keep your camera ready, though, as there is plenty to see here as well. Stroll past the stunning white-stone Forsyth Fountain, memorials dedicated to the Spanish-American War, the Fragrant Garden for the visually impaired and the 300-year-old Candler Oak tree. From the park, you can see several historic sites within walking distance, including the Mercer-Williams House Museum and the Sorrel Weed House .

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U.S. News Insider Tip:  If you want a totally unique experience, there are also bike tours, dog-walking tours, a comedy trolley tour called "Savannah for Morons" and food tours. –  Tanvi Chauhan, Contributor, Travel

Savannah's recorded history stretches back to 1733 when General James Oglethorpe docked his ship on the Savannah River and named this new territory (and America's 13th colony) "Georgia." You can hear all about Savannah's past and the events that shaped its present on a history tour. What's more, you won't have any trouble finding a tour that suits your interests, Savannah boasts a bevy of  city tours  – from architecture to ghosts to photography – for a variety of travelers.

Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist free

Towering over Lafayette Square in the Historic District, the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist's Gothic towers should lure in any architecture buff. The original cathedral was established in 1799 by the first French colonists to arrive in the area. The brick structure you see today is not the original (since its founding, the church moved locations and was partially rebuilt following a fire in 1898), but the cathedral still impresses visitors with its imposing spires, Italian marble altar and stunning stained-glass windows. What's more, a Catholic cathedral of this size is a bit of a rarity in the South, where Catholicism is not the dominant religion.

Most travelers who took the time to see this cathedral were flabbergasted by its beauty, comparing it to Europe's medieval churches. Even if you're not interested in attending Mass, you should still set aside 10 to 15 minutes to take a brief peek inside the stunning interior. However, recent visitors said attending Mass here is worth considering (even if you're not Catholic), thanks to the beautiful atmosphere and talented choir. Feel free to take a self-guided tour inside the cathedral, but remember to be respectful as it's still an active house of worship.

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Bonaventure Cemetery Bonaventure Cemetery free

While a stroll through a cemetery may sound a little morbid, a visit to the more than 100-acre Bonaventure Cemetery is a must for lovers of the written word. Originally called the Evergreen Cemetery (and occupying land previously used for a plantation), the Victorian-style cemetery was purchased by the city of Savannah in 1907 and redesigned to its current size. Keep your eyes peeled for the tombstones of such celebrities as poet Conrad Aiken and lyricist Johnny Mercer. You should also make a point of looking for the grave of Danny Hansford (buried in the neighboring Greenwich Cemetery), whose murder inspired John Berendt's best-selling book, "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil."

According to many visitors, the hauntingly beautiful Bonaventure won't disappoint, but travelers said that bug spray, a water bottle and comfortable walking shoes are a must. You can tour the cemetery on your own, but recent visitors said you should also consider signing up for a guided tour to gain a better understanding of the cemetery's intriguing history.

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Running alongside the Savannah River in the Waterfront district is River Street, a lively area perfect for afternoon strolls. The cobblestone street is lined with more than 75 souvenir shops, galleries, restaurants and pubs housed in old cotton warehouses. It's also the place to go for pub crawls, making it attractive to party-seekers, and thus, slightly less family-friendly after dark. Plus, the area comes alive with street musicians after the sun sets.

Recent visitors recommended spending a few hours here for the gorgeous river views and excellent people-watching. Many also recommended the restaurants here.

Old Sorrel-Weed House Old Sorrel-Weed House

U.S. News Insider Tip: A couple feet away is Chippewa Square – the backdrop for the "Forrest Gump" scene where Tom Hanks sits on a bench to narrate the character's life story. If you are looking for the bench, visit the Savannah History Museum to see a replica. – Tanvi Chauhan, Contributor, Travel

Constructed in 1840 in the Greek Revival style, this Mediterranean villa was owned by a shipping merchant named Francis Sorrel and then became the boyhood home to Brig. Gen. Moxley Sorrel, who fought in the Civil War. But that's not why the house is so famous. In addition to appearing in the opening scenes of "Forrest Gump," the house has also been featured in an episode of HGTV's "Ghost Adventures." In fact, it's often referred to as one of the most haunted buildings in Savannah and is a frequent stop on some of the best Savannah ghost tours . It's believed that Francis Sorrel's second wife died by suicide at the house, along with one of his enslaved workers. Visitors to the house can choose between a history and architecture tour, a historic walking tour, a ghost tour or a "paranormal investigation."

Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters

George Welshman Owens was a wealthy planter, lawyer and politician who lived in this house with his wife, six children and up to 14 enslaved people beginning in 1833. The last Owens descendant to live in the house was George Owens' granddaughter, Margaret Gray Thomas, who left the property to the Telfair Academy of Arts and Science in her will in 1875. Unlike the other two Telfair Museums – the Jepson Center and Telfair Academy – the Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters focuses less on art and more on the Owens' family furnishings and history of the earliest intact urban slave quarters in the South.

A tour of the facility reveals what life was like for the upper class in 19th-century Savannah: You'll see Greek-inspired craftsmanship and beautiful stained glass, in addition to the old carriage house and slave quarters. You'll also have a chance to peruse the common spaces, such as the drawing room and the dining room, where the family entertained guests, and can learn more about the day-to-day life of the family's enslaved workers through interactive exhibits in the butler's pantry, the working cellar and the slave quarters.

Tour Fort Pulaski National Monument Tour Fort Pulaski National Monument

Named for Revolutionary War hero Casimir Pulaski, this 19th-century fort was originally constructed to defend Savannah from coastal attacks. Notably, it was here that Gen. Robert E. Lee was first assigned after graduating from West Point. During the Civil War, it was occupied by Confederate troops until being surrendered to Union forces in 1862.

Fort Pulaski was also a safe haven for enslaved people as part of the Underground Railroad. Union Maj. Gen. David Hunter issued an order in April 1862 stating: "All persons of color lately held in involuntary service by enemies of the United States in Fort Pulaski and on Cockspur Island, Georgia are hereby confiscated and declared free." As such, many enslaved people came to Fort Pulaski and once on the island, began a free life on the Georgia coast. Meanwhile, others joined to form one of the first colored troops divisions in the Civil War. Hundreds of enslaved people were granted freedom as a result of Hunter's order.

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Take a daytrip to Tybee Island Take a daytrip to Tybee Island free

U.S. News Insider Tip: If you are into pristine beaches, avid camping, birdwatching and unearthing fossils, consider visiting an uninhabited nature preserve called "Little Tybee Island," which is only accessible only by boat. – Tanvi Chauhan, Contributor, Travel

When you've had your fill of ghost stories , green squares and historic homes, head to Tybee Island. Just a half-hour east of the Historic District, Tybee Island is home to 5 miles of beachfront, the famous Tybee Island Light Station and the Marine Science Center, among other attractions. On your way to the beach, consider a stop at  Fort Pulaski Monument , a Civil War landmark sandwiched between Savannah and Tybee Island.

Historic Savannah Theatre Historic Savannah Theatre

Built by architect William Jay, who also designed the Telfair Mansion , the historic Savannah Theatre opened its doors to the public in 1818 and again in 1950 following a remodeling in the art deco style. The lobby features a display of artifacts, newspaper articles and photographs from the past. Still an active theater today, it hosts live shows, musicals, comedy performances and a paranormal investigation experience.

Many recent visitors praised the live performances in the beautifully restored theater and particularly recommend the annual Christmas show.

Savannah African Art Museum Savannah African Art Museum free

The Savannah African Art Museum is home to a collection of more than 1,000 pieces of artwork from West and Central Africa. The African art on display here includes a variety of 19th- and 20th-century spiritual and ceremonial objects, created from metal, wood, ceramics and more. According to the museum, its mission is to "provide engaging experiences that educate and start conversations about the power, diversity, and spirituality of African art." Tours of the collection are available Wednesday through Saturday, running every 30 minutes, and typically last about an hour. Visitors can choose a tour of the West Africa collection or the Central Africa collection.

All recent travelers give this museum positive reviews, calling it a hidden gem in Savannah. Many were impressed with the variety of artwork here, from masks to textiles to sculptures. Several compliment the knowledgeable guides, who are able to shed some light on the history of the various art.

Wormsloe State Historic Site Wormsloe State Historic Site

Right up there with  Forsyth Park  and  River Street , Wormsloe State Historic Site is one of Savannah's top attractions. Even if you never heard of the site, you've likely seen it in pictures: its star attraction is the mile-long avenue leading to the former plantation, which is lined on both sides by towering live oak trees dressed in Spanish moss.

Most travelers venture here for the free photo-op alone, but what lies beyond the entryway is also worth your attention. Here you'll find the ruins of Wormsloe, the oldest standing structure in Savannah and the Colonial estate of Noble Jones, a carpenter who came to Georgia in 1733 with James Oglethorpe and the first group of settlers from England. In the 1750s, Jones used a group of enslaved people to maintain the property, plant crops like cotton, grains and vegetables, and keep Wormsloe profitable. Along with the ruins, visitors can tour a small museum featuring artifacts unearthed at Wormsloe and watch a brief film about the site and Georgia's founding. There's also a 7-mile-long interpretative nature trail that runs along a marsh on the Skidaway River, as well as costumed interpreters demonstrating the tools and skills of Colonial Georgia.

First African Baptist Church First African Baptist Church

A National Historic Landmark, the First African Baptist Church was first organized in 1773 by the Rev. George Liele and is the oldest continuous Black church in North America. The reverend, who was born into slavery but later granted freedom by the British for his loyalty, became the church's pastor in 1775 and the church was officially established as a body of organized believers in 1777. After the British lost the Revolutionary War, rather than chance re-enslavement in the South, Liele fled to Jamaica . Before leaving for Jamaica, he ordained Andrew Bryan (one of the congregation's original members) to be the second pastor of the church until 1812 when his nephew Andrew Marshall took over. Under Marshall's leadership, the church acquired the property where it currently stands in downtown Savannah.

The church still features many historical elements, including stained-glass windows and the original light fixtures, balcony pews and baptismal pool. Today, visitors can attend a service or take a tour to admire its beauty. Previous travelers highly recommend stopping here to learn about its history and importance as a safe haven along the Underground Railroad.

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U.S. News Insider Tip:  Amid the attractions within City Market, the American Prohibition Museum is an unexpected find. It features cool exhibits and an authentic speakeasy serving up the Chatham Artillery punch – rumored to be made using a recipe that dates back to 1870! –  Tanvi Chauhan, Contributor, Travel

If you're planning to tour Savannah's Historic District, City Market is a great place to start. Spread out across four blocks, the open-air marketplace features restored warehouses sheltering everything from restaurants to boutiques to art galleries. When you're not shopping, listening to live music or enjoying a casual bite to eat, simply sit and people-watch: past visitors said this area is great for resting tired feet and taking in the Savannah scene. Plus, City Market is also a popular drop-off point for  trolley and carriage tours , so if you need to kill time before or after your tour, plan to check out the market.

Mercer Williams House Museum Mercer Williams House Museum

A stop at the Mercer-Williams House is a must when in Savannah. While it was commissioned by Gen. Hugh W. Mercer (great-grandfather of lyricist Johnny Mercer), this house is much more famous for what happened here when it was owned by Jim Williams. Williams was a noted Savannah antiques dealer and the central character in John Berendt's best-selling book "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil," which detailed the shooting that took place in the house in 1981. While the upstairs is off-limits, you're invited to explore the ground floor, which is ornately decorated with 18th- and 19th-century furnishings, Chinese porcelain and portraits dating back to the 1700s.

Though most recent visitors were pleased with their tour of the Mercer-Williams House and highly recommended it if you are a fan of the book, they did warn that no photography was allowed in the garden or the house. Also, keep in mind that since members of the family still occupy the residence, only the ground floor is accessible to visitors.

Telfair Academy Telfair Academy

If you're a fan of art forms from the 19th and 20th centuries (or if you just need a break from the Georgia heat), you'll want to spend a few hours perusing this mansion-turned-museum, which was originally built in 1819 for Alexander Telfair. Housing four primary art forms – paintings, architecture, sculpture, and printmaking, including paintings from the Impressionist period, plaster casts of such renowned works as the Venus de Milo and period furniture left over from the Telfair family themselves, this marble-clad museum – the first public art museum in the South – shelters a diverse array of pieces. But the real highlight of the museum is Sylvia Shaw Judson's famous Bird Girl statue, which appears on the cover of John Berendt's bestselling book, "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil."

Most recent visitors were charmed by the Telfair Academy, with many citing it as a "must-see" while in Savannah, specifically because of the renowned Bird Girl statue. What's more, many appreciated that admission to Telfair Academy also covers entrance to each of the other Telfair sites, including the Jepson Center and the Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters . Many travelers loved the ability to see all three sites for one, discounted ticket price.

Jepson Center Jepson Center

U.S. News Insider Tip: While visiting the Jepson, enjoy a meal at the on-site Wildflower Café, a fast-casual restaurant that opened in 2023. – Tanvi Chauhan, Contributor, Travel

The Jepson Center is a modern art and interactive museum designed by the internationally acclaimed architect Moshe Safdie. The museum's contemporary collection is home to various travelling exhibits, giving visitors something new to explore each year. Among the ongoing exhibits, 18 works in classic European painting and impressionism are on site. Among these, visitors will also find featured Savannah artists Valentino Molina and Mary Hoover Aiken. Other notable elements about the center include sculpture terraces, education studios and a 220-seat auditorium. The Jepson Center is also slated to open the Telfair Children's Art Museum in summer 2023, offering learning experiences through modern, immersive technology and hands-on activities. Art enthusiasts can purchase souvenirs at the gallery store or stop for light bites at the cafe situated in the building's gorgeous atrium. Museum admission is not required to visit the gallery shop or cafe.

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Savannah Weather

The best time to visit Savannah is from March to July when the weather is warm and pleasant and the flowers are in full bloom.   Mid to late summer can bring extreme heat and humidity which can make it unpleasant for some visitors. The winter months of January and February is low season - at this time you will see a drop in the temperatures. The fall from mid-September through mid-November is a good time to visit Savannah when it is uncrowded, yet still seasonably warm.

• January is the coldest month of the year in Savannah and is the peak month of the city’s winter. Average high temperatures reach 60°F (16°C) while the average low temperatures will sink to 39°F (4°C).
• In February, the average temperature increases by a few degrees with the high temperature average at 60°F (16°C) and the low temperature around 39°F (4°C).
• Spring comes to Savannah in March along with warmer temperatures. Average high temperatures hover in the low 70’s Evenings will require a light jacket or sweater and may drop to around 48°F (9°C).
• In April, temperatures creep up further to an average high of 78°F (25°C). During this month, many of the spring foliage and flowers are at their best, making this month one of the best to enjoy Savannah’s gardens and arboretums. Low temperatures reach 54°F (12°C).
• May is when the summer-like weather returns with the average high temperature jumping to 85°F (29°C), while the average low temperature is a comfortable 62°F (17°C).
• Summer heat is in full swing in June with average highs reaching 90°F (32°C). Low temperatures average at 70°F (21°C).
• July is the hottest month in Savannah with day time highs peaking into the low 90s.  Lows only drop to the mid 70s at night.  Summers can als bring intense humidity so plan for shady activiites or visits to Tybee Island beach. 
• August brings continued heat, but also quite a bit of rainfall.   Precipitation averages 7 inches (167 mm) for the month with average day time highs still in the low 90s.  
• Savannah slips into autumn in September with more comfortable temperatures and less humidity.   Visitors can expect day time highs in the mid 80s and lows in the upper 60s. 
• October brings cooler temperatures with the average high dropping to 78°F (26°C) and the evening lows hovering in the upper 50s°F (14°C).
• November is driest and coolest month with the average day time high in the upper 40s to low 50s.  Bring a jacket and warm sweaters if visiting Savannah during Thanksgiving.
• Savannah is December brings temperatures that hover in the low 60s during the day with  average lows sink to 41°F (5°C).

Sightseeing in general is best during March through May and September through November when the climate is not too hot and not too cold. To enjoy the best of Savannah’s festival season, plan your trip around the month of March, but book your vacation rental well in-advance, as high season books up fast!

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Tybee Island Weather

Visitors to Tybee Island, Georgia can expect a pleasant climate!  The warm spring and summer days are refreshingly offset by the cool breezes rolling in from the Atlantic Ocean. During the fall and winter months, visitors can plan on enjoying mild temperatures and plenty of sunshine.

On average, the warmest month is July with highs well into the 90s

On average, the coolest month is January.

The most precipitation on average occurs in August.

Hurricane Season

Hurricane Season runs June 1 to Nov. 30.

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Why Spring is the Perfect Time to Visit Savannah

24 feb 2023.

Are you wondering when is the best time to visit Savannah, GA? Although this city is a beautiful place to visit all year round, we can all agree that this time of year is wonderful for exploring local attractions and enjoying a vacation with your family and friends. With sunny weather here to stay and plenty of outdoor activities to be found, spring is the perfect time to visit! Enjoy days spent exploring the historic district, riding on the riverboats, or dining al fresco! Learn more about the draw of Savannah in Spring!  

Spring Weather in Savannah

In the spring, warmer weather brings beach weather and charming flowers to Savannah, GA. In early spring, enjoy temperatures in the 70s while by May the temperatures can warm to the mid-80s. These temperatures invite outdoor fun while not yet being the height of summer’s heat.  

Spring Attractions in Savannah  

Cruises & Touring the City

Spring is the perfect time to ride on one of Savannah’s iconic attractions — the riverboat . With cruises ranging from sightseeing, to lunch, dinner, and sunset cruises, there are plenty of ways to enjoy a journey on this iconic Savannah attraction. Sit back and enjoy a relaxing carriage ride or take in the city by foot on one of our many specialized walking tours. 

Enjoy Historical Sight-seeing

For more time enjoying the spring weather, head to Forsyth Park ! The 30-acre park is home to stunning fountains, a spanning green space, and a playground for little ones to enjoy. Spend the day throwing a frisbee back and forth, reading a book and lounging on the green, or strolling through the farmers market each Saturday morning.  The historic squares in Savannah are also prime destinations for exploration during a sunny spring day! Ellis Square is a favorite destination for restaurants, shopping, and live music while Monterey Square is known for its picturesque setting, but there are 20 other squares throughout town that are worth a visit! If you're staying near Tybee Island (about a 30-minute drive from Savannah) you can also check out Fort Pulaski , a national Georgia monument.

Outdoor Dining & More

Warmer weather also brings with it the beginning of beach season. Nearby Tybee Island is home to beaches and Lowcountry charm, making it the perfect day trip or place to even stay in a vacation rental! After a day at the beach or exploring historic Savannah, you also won’t want to miss out on the delicious cuisineQ! Spring is the perfect time to enjoy dining al fresco in Savannah! Dine on cantina cuisine and raw oysters at the El Coyote & Rooftop Oyster Ba r, sip on a frozen cocktail at the Peregrin Rooftop Bar , or enjoy dinner or brunch at one of the Collins Quarter ’s al fresco tables! If you're lucky enough to visit the city on St. Patrick's Day , you're in for a treat.

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If you were to ask four of your friends, “When is the best time to visit Savannah, GA?”,  you could end up with four different answers. Depending on the type of weather you enjoy and your interests will determine when you think is the best time to visit Savannah, GA. 

It’s charm and historic vibes have been compared to that of Charleston, SC . But Savannah has its own culture and uniqueness to offer visitors. When most people think of Savannah, they think of oak trees covered in Spanish moss, River Street, and Paula Deen. But this barely scratches the surface of all that Savannah has to offer . 

Savannah has been nicknamed The Hostess City of the South for its overwhelming hospitality. Visitors will be met with Southern pleasantries like having a door held open, hearing “Yes ma’am” from a cashier, and strangers smiling at you as you pass on the street. 

As with most tourist destinations, the hotel rates are highest in the summer months, lowest in the winter, rising during the spring, and decreasing in the fall. For the best rates guaranteed, check out InTown Suites’ Savannah property at 5450 Augusta Road. This location has quick access to nearby interstates and major roads and is only 5 miles from Historic Downtown Savannah. 

To help you and your family decide when is the best time to visit Savannah, we have created an overview of events and highlights from each season. Once you have seen all the fun that each season has to offer, maybe you will see why any time of year is the best time to visit this charming city. 

December, January & February 

Winter in Savannah, GA is still considered mild by most.  And with low rainfall and little ice or snow, Savannah winters won’t deter visitors from exploring or enjoying the sights. 

Locals and tourists will confirm that Savannah has some of the most spectacular Christmas decorations! Downtown and the Historic Districts are covered in lights, wreaths, bows, and Christmas cheer. At the corner of Bull Street and Broughton, Savannah features their city’s Christmas tree which stands around 3 stories tall. More annual holiday events in December include the following: 

• Christmas on the River & the Lighted Christmas Parade  
• City Market’s Holiday Open House
• Christmas Market at Plant Riverside District

Other holiday highlights of Savannah include the full-sized Christmas tree made of poinsettias at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist and shopping at The Paris Market on W. Broughton Street and the River Street Market Place .  

To count down the start of a New Year, Savannahians and visitors love to join together on River Street for Up the Cup, a ball-drop-like event that features a six-foot-tall replica of the notorious Wet Wellies to-go cup being hoisted in the air and falling at midnight. Attendees also enjoy the celebration fireworks at midnight on the Riverfront. 

January and February are no different from other months in Savannah – there are numerous local events and festivals happening for locals and visitors to enjoy. Some of these events and festivals include: 

• Black Heritage Festival (February)
• Savannah Book Festival (February)

*Please check with events’ websites for the latest information.  

March, April & May 

As winter melts away and spring begins to bloom so do the flowers and foliage in Savannah, GA. One reason tourists will say Spring is the best time to visit Savannah is because of the transformation of the beautiful landscapes. 

Azalea bushes pop with bright pink flowers, and dogwoods bloom with beautiful white buds. Forsyth Park and Bonaventure Cemetery are two of the most breathtaking landscapes to experience in the spring. 

One of the longest-running spring traditions of Savannah is the St. Patrick’s Day Parade which began in 1824. The event has continued to grow and draw visitors from around the country year after year. Today, approximately 280 floats, bands, societies, soldiers, and public servants parade through the streets of Downtown Savannah. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic, the 2021 event has been canceled.

Here is a list of the other annual events held in Savannah during the Spring. Please note that some of these events may have been canceled or postponed due to the pandemic. Be sure to check the events’ websites for the most current information. 

• Savannah Stopover (March)
• Savannah Music Festival (March/April)
• SCAD Sidewalk Arts Festivals (April)
• Tybee Island Wine Festival (April)
• North of Gwinnett Street Tour of Hidden Gardens (April)
• SCAD Sand Arts Festival (May)

June, July & August

Summer months mean heat and humidity in Savannah, GA. The average high is 91℉, and the average low is 72℉. Rain is more prevalent during the summer as well but so are the outdoor fun and activities in Savannah, GA. 

Despite the heat, there are lots of great activities that can be enjoyed in Savannah during the summer. You can take an Old Savannah Tour . These air-conditioned bus tours take guests throughout Historic Savannah exploring the history and culture of the city. There are several tour options including a ghost tour. 

Another great summer activity in Savannah is a trip to Leopold’s Ice Cream . This ice cream shop has been serving Savannah for more than 100 years. And no matter what time of day – it’s always a good time to experience this delicious Savannah tradition. 

The summer weather doesn’t slow down the festivals in Savannah, GA either. Here are some of the annual events and festivals hosted during the summer months in Savannah:

• River Street Seafood Fest (June) 
• River Street Fourth of July Celebration (July) 
• Tybee Island Independence Day Fireworks (July)
• Savannah’s Blues, Jazz & BBQ Festival (June/July)
• Savannah’s Gourmet Seafood & Spirits Festival (August)

*Please check with events’ websites for the latest information.

September, October & November 

Savannah has been called one of the most haunted cities in America. And what better time to visit Savannah, GA than the season of fall festivals, ghost tours, and costume contests. 

As the temperatures decrease, the foliage of Savannah will begin to change colors right before your eyes. This is a great time to visit Savannah On Wheels and schedule a bike tour. These guided tours take guests throughout Historic Downtown Savannah with short stops at each location. You can also rent a bike and take yourself around Savannah. 

When you are done with your bike tour, why not check out the oldest restaurant in Savannah. Crystal Beer Parlor first opened its doors in 1933. Crystal holds tight to its roots and traditions still serving delicious American and Southern classics and craft beer, many of which are locally brewed. This is just one of the delicious restaurants that Savannah has to offer. 

Here are some of the annual events and festivals held in Savannah during the Autumn months:

• Bacon Fest on River Street (September)
• Savannah Jazz Fest (September)
• Tybee Island Pirate Fest (October)
• Savannah Pride Festival (October) 
• Oktoberfest on River Street (October)
• SCAD Savannah Film Festival (October)
• Savannah Haunted Pub Crawl (October) 
• Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival (November)
• Savannah Food & Wine Festival (November)
• Rock ’n’ Roll Marathon (November)
• Savannah Harbor Boat Parade of Lights (November)

With so many festivals, so much history, and such beautiful landscapes, Savannah won’t disappoint. We hope this guide has helped you see that any month you choose will be the best time to visit Savannah, GA. 

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Posted: February 20, 2024 | Last updated: February 20, 2024

Stepping into Savannah is like walking through the pages of history. It is touted as America’s first planned city, masterminded by General James Oglethorpe in 1733. It sets the stage for an enchanting vacation filled with public squares, a mix of historic buildings of different bygone eras, manicured parks, and horse-drawn carriages. It’s where every cobblestone whispers stories of the past, making it not just Georgia’s oldest city but also one of the most alluring destinations in the South. If you’re looking for things to do in Savannah, you have plenty of options.

Take a Historic District Tour

The best way to get a feel for the city is to book a walking tour of the Historic District. This area is known for its beautiful 18th and 19th-century architecture, cobblestone streets, and lush squares. Savannah holds one of the largest National Historic Landmark Districts in the US. Most often, your guide will be a resident and knowledgeable about the area, being able to share stories about past residents and historical events. Guides can also recommend places to eat and what to see next.

If you’d rather have a more leisurely pace, try one of the trolley tours, which offer hop-on and hop-off service, and the driver acts as your tour guide.  Expect to pay around $30 per person for each of these tours.

Try Some Southern Cooking

Savannah is home to plenty of international cuisines and local favorites. However, if you are here for the Southern cooking, you’re in for a treat. Must-tries are local shrimp and grits, fried green tomatoes, fried chicken and waffles, and Savannah Red Rice. If you want to combine history, beer, and food in one location, check out The Crystal Beer Parlour. It has locally brewed beer, tasty Southern and American treats, and a restaurant operating since the early 1930s. 

For homestyle Southern cooking and hospitality, try Mrs Wilkes Dining Room . This eatery features large tables where guests can make new friends while dining with strangers. This is great for solo travelers who may feel awkward dining alone. The menu changes daily, but you can expect staples like fried chicken, okra and tomatoes, butter beans, and collard greens. 

Visit Mercer Williams House Museum and Monterey Square

Savannah has numerous beautiful squares, but this one stands out for a few unique reasons. Notably, it served as a backdrop in the 1997 film  Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil , starring Kevin Spacey and John Cusack, an adaptation of John Berendt’s novel. Encircling the monument dedicated to Casimir Pulaski, the square features meticulously maintained gardens and serene oak trees adorned with Spanish moss. Additionally, the surrounding structures are among Savannah’s oldest, dating back to the 1800s, adding a historical charm to the area.

Mercer House, built in 1868, is now heavily associated with Berendt’s work. However, the strange stories surrounding the historic home are not fictional. This location has witnessed at least three premature deaths. These include the tragic incident in 1969 when 11-year-old Tommy Downs fell from the roof, the 1981 incident where Jim Williams—the current owner at the time—allegedly shot Danny Hansford, his employee, and the death of Williams himself of pneumonia and heart failure, a year after he was acquitted of the crime. Visitors can tour the house, and it’s the subject of many ghost tours in the area.

Walk Through Bonaventure Cemetery

When it comes to Gothic Southern beauty and charm, the Bonaventure Cemetery is the epitome of the aesthetic. Its captivating beauty and elaborate tombstones provide a glimpse into the historical heart of Savannah. Located three miles from the Savannah, it’s well worth the trip. Admission is free. 

The  Bonaventure Historical Society  offers free tours on the second Saturday of the month. You can also use the mobile app to tour by yourself. There is also a daily paid guided  tour  by an experienced guide where you can learn about the history of the 170-year-old cemetery and listen to associated haunted tales. It runs at 10 am and 2 pm daily and costs $30.

See Forsyth Park

For nature lovers, Forsyth Park is one of the top things to do in Savannah. This large city park covers 30 acres. It is famous for its winding walking paths, shady spots perfect for picnics beneath the majestic oaks, and the iconic fountain built in 1858. The fountain is meant to imitate the fountains at the Place de la Concorde in Paris. You’ll also find two children’s playgrounds and a fragrant garden created for blind people.

Try One of Its Water Tours

Summer in the south can be swelteringly hot, so one of the best ways to do things in Savannah is via the water. You have several choices. Savannah Riverboat Cruises offers two historic paddle steamers with various tour options, including traditional Southern fare at their brunch or dinner cruises, plus Gospel and sunset cruises. For a more modern option, Savannah Harbor Cruises offers a Dolphin Eco Tour and a Port Tour.

Walk Down River Street

Over a century ago, you would have seen cotton warehouses forming the vista of River Street. Today, these buildings have been converted into a fun mix of boutiques, antique stores, art galleries, breweries, and restaurants, creating a vibrant hub for locals and visitors.

Sitting in one of the eateries here, you can look out over the river on the warm summer nights and marvel at the paddle steamers or people-watch with a glass of cool iced tea.

Visit Savannah City Market

City Market spans four blocks and comprises nineteen refurbished warehouses. It is a unique center for social and commercial interactions in the core of Savannah’s Historic District. It embodies the Savannah experience, serving as downtown’s vibrant and historic hub, where commerce, creativity, and community converge.

Attend Some Ghost Tours

Like New Orleans , Savannah is one of the top haunted cities in the US. You can expect to hear the history and stories of the inhabitants who once lived here. You’ll find ghost tours in just about every city and town the world over, but in places steeped in history like Savannah, you can expect a lot of options. Therefore, it depends on what sort of tour you prefer.

Walking tours offer a more personal approach, but if you’re not a fan of walking or are limited on time, there’s the Haunted Hearse Tour and Haunted Trolley tours. The pros of the latter are that your group size is limited and you don’t have to crowd on pavements to hear someone speak. Some of the walking tours allow very large groups and will hand out earphones for you to listen to the guide. If you’d rather have a more personalized experience, try Travel Curious or Savannah Tours and Tales .

Check Out Savannah Theatre and Lucas Theatre

The Savannah Theatre dates to 1818 and lays claim to some famous performers, including Oscar Wilde and W. C. Fields.  In the ’50s, it was turned into a movie theater. Today, it still operates as a working theatre with stage productions such as Jersey Boys and Fiddler on the Roof.  Recently, it was featured on The Travel Channel’s paranormal show compliments of the ghostly activity in the building.  

The Lucas Theatre was built as a movie house in the 1920s. The exterior of the building is Spanish Baroque Revival, while the interior is a combination of Art Deco and Greek Revival. It was one of the first public buildings in the US to have air conditioning in 1926 — something that is very welcome in Savannah summers. In the ’70s, it was set to be demolished, but it was finally saved and restored in the ’80s by the newly formed Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Today, it is home to movies and many live performances. 

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