Savannah

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Since its founding in 1733, the Hostess City has greeted a diverse stew of people and cultures mixed in the humidity of Southern summers.  It’s become the home of writers, a canvas for artists and inspiration for poets.

Savannah has not only been named one of the most romantic cities by Southern Living and the Huffington Post, but also one of the most beautiful places by USA Today and one of the “Top 12 Trendy Travel Hot Spots of the World” by The New York Times.  Southern charm, an eclectic history and multilayered culture that preserve the past by infusing it with flicks of color are just a few of the reasons our Hostess City gets so much attention.

Not to mention its only 20 minutes away from Tybee Island, also known as “Savannah Beach.”  And now is the perfect time to dig your toes in the sand at the beach, stroll through Savannah’s squares and enjoy the warm weather.  You’ll find everything from trolley to pirate tours, riverboat cruises and so many other ways to see and experience Savannah.

The Hostess City of the South is a small town that feels like a big city, with people bustling down Broughton Street and walking up Whitaker Street in search of souvenirs and shops that can’t be found anywhere else.