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Savannah E-Bike Tour: History, Culture & Hidden Gems
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Overview
The Historical Electric Bike Tour and Keep offers a fun and easy way to see Savannah's most beautiful historic sites. With knowledgeable and charming tour guides, riders can explore the city in style on Class 2 electric bikes, perfect for a day of sightseeing. Please note that riders in other parties may be using traditional bikes on the tour.
During the tour, visitors will learn about the rich history, delicious food, and unique culture that make Savannah a memorable destination. Key stops include the serene Colonial Park Cemetery, the iconic Chippewa Square (featured in Forrest Gump), and the stunning Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. The tour also passes by the Mercer Williams House Museum, Reynolds Square, Warren Square, Wright Square, Jones Street, and Forsyth Park, with a recommended route provided for further exploration.
The experience includes a tour guide, use of a well-maintained Class 2 electric bike, a helmet (available upon request for those 16 years and older), a bike lock, and a map with a recommended route highlighting squares, sites, restaurants, and shopping. Gratuities are not included. With its small group setting, this tour promises an intimate and engaging exploration of Savannah's most treasured landmarks. 
Highlights
Effortless Exploration: Glide through Savannah's historic streets with ease on a Class 2 electric bike.
Local Expertise: Discover Savannah's rich history and culture with a knowledgeable and engaging tour guide.
Iconic Landmarks: Visit key sites like Colonial Park Cemetery and Chippewa Square.
Self-Guided Adventure: Explore more with a recommended route, map, and bike lock provided after the tour.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers had a great time on the e-bike tour, enjoying the ease of seeing Savannah and the guides' knowledge. Some had minor issues with organization or bike maintenance.
Customers loved riding the electric bikes, saying they made the tour easy and fun.
Many reviewers praised the guides for being friendly, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic about Savannah's history.
Several people mentioned the tour was a great way to see many sights in a short amount of time.
The recommended route and map were appreciated for exploring more of Savannah after the tour.
A few customers felt the tour could have been better organized.
Some reviewers mentioned that the bikes were not as well-maintained as expected.
The Journey
Starting Point
Begin your Savannah adventure! Get acquainted with your bike and receive essential safety instructions before setting off to explore the city's hidden gems.
Colonial Park Cemetery
Uncover the story of Savannah's birth and Georgia's colonial roots as you explore this historic square. Discover the key figures who shaped the city's early days.
Chippewa Square
Admire the architecture surrounding Chippewa Square and its iconic monument honoring Count Casimir Pulaski, a Polish hero of the American Revolution. Hear tales of his bravery and contribution to American independence. Spot the bench where Forrest Gump sat in the movie.
Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
Marvel at the grandeur of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, one of Savannah's most significant churches. After the tour, take a closer look at its stunning stained glass windows and intricate architectural details.
Mercer Williams House Museum
Delve into Savannah's intriguing history and learn about the house that "saved the city." Discover the captivating story of the Sorrel-Weed House, rumored to be one of Savannah's most haunted locations, and perhaps feel a chill as you hear its ghostly tales. Note: we recommend seeing this house from the outside!
Reynolds Square
Experience the charm of Reynolds Square, the most popular square in Savannah. Discover the surprising reason behind its appeal and keep an eye out for a familiar movie character.
Warren Square
Journey back in time to learn about the indigenous people who inhabited Savannah before its founding, and uncover the significant Irish presence in the city's history.
Wright Square
Discover intriguing facts about Wright Square and Savannah's vibrant 19th-century history. Plus, find the best spots to eat and drink in Downtown Savannah!
Jones Street
Cycle down Jones Street, considered the most beautiful street in Savannah. This picturesque ride will be a memorable highlight of your tour!
Forsyth Park
Relax and enjoy the scenery in Forsyth Park, the largest park in Savannah's Historic District. Capture stunning photos of the iconic Forsyth Fountain.
Recommended Route
Conclude your tour with a pleasant ride on a recommended route, allowing you to further explore Savannah at your own pace and discover hidden gems along the way.
Know Before You Go
This Historical Electric Bike Tour and Keep includes a tour guide, use of a helmet (upon request for those 16 years and older), a well-maintained Class 2 electric bike, a bike lock, and a map featuring a recommended route of squares, sites, restaurants, and shopping. Gratuities are not included. Riders will meet at the tour's starting point.
Hot Tip
Several reviewers suggest bringing water and wearing comfortable shoes for the ride. Also, be sure to ask your guide for restaurant recommendations!
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