Savannah Bike Tour: Explore Historic District in 2 Hours
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Overview
The 2-Hour Explore Savannah Bike Tour offers a fun way to see the city! This tour lets guests cover more ground with less effort, seeing much of the historic district.
Guests can enjoy riding through quiet streets and stopping to take pictures of Savannah’s beauty. The tour visits places like Forsyth Park Fountain and the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Guests will also learn about the Savannah City Plan (Trustees' Garden) and see the Girl Scouts' First Headquarters. Other key spots include Monterey Square, the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), and Savannah's Historic Riverfront.
The tour includes bottled water and bike helmets (optional for adults, required for kids 15 and under). Guests can use a provided bicycle. It does not include other drinks or food. Bug spray and sunscreen are available. The shop has a restroom. This tour ensures that guests have the best tour guides in the city.




Highlights
See Savannah with Ease: Bike through the city's historic streets without getting too tired.
Great for All Ages: Adults and kids are welcome to join the fun.
Top-Notch Guides: Learn about Savannah from the best tour guides in town.
Stay Refreshed: Bottled water is provided to keep you hydrated.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoyed the bike tour, praising the knowledgeable guides and efficient way to see Savannah, though some suggest improvements to seating and tour length.

Customers loved the fun and easy bike ride.
Guides are friendly and know a lot about Savannah.
Bikes are comfy and well-kept.
The tour is a great way to see many places in a short time.
Some customers wished for more time at each stop.
A few people mentioned the seats could be more comfortable for longer rides.
The Journey
Forsyth Park Fountain
Experience the heart of Savannah at Forsyth Park, crowned by its iconic fountain. This picturesque landmark isn't just a visual delight; it's a social hub where locals and visitors alike gather to soak in the city's vibrant atmosphere. Capture the perfect photo against this stunning backdrop, discover why it's the place to 'see and be seen', and explore the park's many hidden treasures, from fragrant gardens to shaded walking paths. Forsyth Park embodies Savannah's blend of natural beauty and urban sophistication.
Savannah's Historic District
Delve into the heart of Savannah's Historic District, a vibrant tapestry of eateries, watering holes, shops, and entertainment venues. Take a stroll and discover hidden gems, plan your evening's adventures, and immerse yourself in the lively ambiance. From award-winning restaurants to cozy pubs and unique boutiques, Savannah's Historic District offers something for every taste and interest. It's the perfect place to soak up the city's energy and create lasting memories.
Savannah City Plan (Trustees' Garden)
Uncover the genius behind Savannah's unique city plan, a model of urban design conceived by founder James Oglethorpe. Explore the meticulously laid-out squares and learn how this innovative plan, designed in 1733, continues to shape the city's character and livability today. Understand the origins of the Trustees' Garden and how it fostered agricultural experimentation. See firsthand how Savannah's forward-thinking design has stood the test of time, influencing urban planning worldwide.
Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
Marvel at the breathtaking spires of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, a testament to the enduring legacy of the Irish community in Savannah. This architectural masterpiece stands as a symbol of faith and resilience. Step inside to admire the stunning stained-glass windows, intricate details, and soaring arches. Discover how the Irish immigrants played a pivotal role in shaping Savannah's cultural and economic landscape, leaving an indelible mark on the city's identity. This cathedral is a must-see for its architectural grandeur and historical significance.
Girl Scouts' First Headquarters
Visit the birthplace of the Girl Scouts of America and celebrate the legacy of Juliette Gordon Low, a Savannah native who founded this influential organization. Discover how Savannah honors the Girl Scouts and welcomes troops from around the world. Learn about the early days of the movement and its enduring impact on young women, fostering leadership, courage, and community engagement. It's an inspiring tribute to a groundbreaking organization that empowers girls to make a difference.
Monterey Square
Step into the enchanting world of Monterey Square, often considered Savannah's most desirable square. This picturesque location is steeped in history and intrigue, famously featured in the book 'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil'. Wander through its moss-draped oaks, admire the elegant architecture, and learn about the captivating stories and mysteries that unfolded within its boundaries. Monterey Square offers a glimpse into Savannah's unique blend of beauty, history, and Southern Gothic charm.
Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)
Witness the transformative impact of the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) on the city's landscape and culture. Explore the beautifully repurposed buildings that house SCAD's innovative programs, and discover how the college revitalized historic structures. Learn about SCAD's significant contributions to Savannah's economy and the vibrant energy that students bring to the city. See firsthand how SCAD has shaped Savannah into a thriving hub for art, design, and creativity.
Savannah's Historic Riverfront
Explore Savannah's modern and historic port, where maritime heritage comes alive. Discover the city's enduring connection to the sea and its vital role in trade and commerce. Learn about the goods that flowed through Savannah's port, the stories of the plantations that fueled its economy, and the city's enduring maritime legacy. From cotton to naval stores, Savannah's port has been at the heart of its economic prosperity, shaping its identity as a vibrant and dynamic city.
Know Before You Go
Included in the tour are bottled water, use of a bicycle, and bike helmets for those 15 years old and younger (or older, if preferred). Not included are food and additional drinks. The meeting point is at the tour shop.
Hot Tip
Many reviewers suggest bringing a camera to capture the beautiful sights along the tour. Wear comfortable shoes for biking, and consider applying sunscreen beforehand, especially on sunny days.