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Compared and reviewed.
The 8 most popular savannah tours, compared in one place. What you actually see from the water, how long each sailing runs, what it costs and who to book it through.
90-minute Savannah Riverboat cruise with live captain narration, past Old Fort Jackson, and photo-friendly views of the skyline and River Street for $41.82.
Most Popular“Enjoyed the Riverboat Cruise. Live narration was very informative and passing by Old Fort Jackson and timing the cannon fire was a highlight.”
Savannah Land & Sea pairs a narrated City Sightseeing trolley loop with a riverboat cruise to Old Fort Jackson for a smooth intro.
“The trolly tour was great. Our tour guide, Chris, made it really fun. The boat part was ok. If you get a seat by a window I guess it would be better.”
A 2-hour Savannah Riverboat dinner cruise with a Southern buffet, panoramic decks, and onboard music where you can actually dance.
“2nd time aboard 1st time was better, food wasn't hot it took too long to get request expected more for 88.00 bucks. Not enough holiday music!”
2-hour Savannah Riverboat sunset cruise with open-air views, live music, and dancing. Drinks and food for purchase aboard.
“The activity was an event selected for one of our groups members birthday. It was a first time for all of us. We really enjoyed ours. They had four levels the first and second floor was for the dinner portion of the cruise, however they still serve food on all the floors. It was a…”
Float Savannah’s river at sunset on a 2-hour cruise with live music, roomy decks, and River Street views—just expect the sky to matter.
“Great experience! Even though the weather precluded a true sunset the boat ride was amazing. It would have been great to have some music piped to the top floor during the ride. The band on the third floor was a bit sleepy.”
Savannah Harbor Luncheon riverboat: 1.5 hours of southern buffet dining plus narrated sights of River Street and the Talmadge Bridge.
“The Georgia Queen was a very nice boat. Bathrooms were clean, the dining room was clean. The buffet was absolutely delicious. Fried chicken, Mac&cheese, collard greens, sweet potato casserole was amazing. The site-seeing on the river cruise were not all that great, not much to see, but overall it was a nice relaxing experience.”
Savannah’s Sunday brunch riverboat cruise blends a scenic river ride, live narration, and a buffet-style meal for a fun, easy afternoon.
“Great food and service. Would highly recommend this brunch cruise. Going to try the dinner cruise next time!”
Savannah Riverboat Gospel Music Dinner Cruise pairs a hot Southern buffet with live gospel on the water for about 2 hours.
“You will get fantastic gospel music, laughter, and the opportunity to sing along, all while enjoying church on a steamboat. They sang all the new, popular, and old-time songs. You can feel the spirit, and I could tell the lead singer and the choir really enjoyed what they were singing. The food was good. Our…”
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