Welcome to Savannah, Georgia

When General James Oglethorpe landed on the shores of America in 1733, he probably didn't have what is now Savannah in mind. Such a place could not have been imagined back then. The friendly tidings between Oglethorpe and the Native American Tomochici tribe set the standard on day one of what the people of Savannah would be know for, their friendliness and hospitality. In the true spirit of this way of live, the residents of the City of Savannah have continued to welcome people of all ethnicities and backgrounds into their humble city since this time and is presently known as one of the most sundry cities in the U.S.

Located at the easternmost point of the state of Georgia, Savannah is located a short distance from a number of desirable areas including South Carolina's Lowcountry and the Golden Isles. One island in particular that draws a crowd is Tybee Island. Located only 20 minutes from Savannah, this delightful and quaint isle offers beaches, local cuisine with fresh seafood and neighborhood flair, and abundant outdoor/nature activities to entertain any variety of personalities. Hilton Head Island is within an hour's drive of Savannah with more golfing, shopping and beaches than you can imagine, all wrapped into a beautiful marina town set perfectly along the Atlantic. Saint Simons Island is one of the Golden Isles about an hour and a half south where you'll find an enchanting combination of history and amusement.

The climate of the Savannah region of Georgia affords just about anything you'd like with a mild temperature range and low precipitation levels. While the summers can be a bit balmy, hiding out in one of the many local museums, shops or award-winning restaurants is a more than acceptable alternative to outdoor activities. Sample flavors from every corner of the earth in every neighborhood and district. Complete the evening with a stop into a saucy jazz club or a turn around the dance floor in a hot salsa joint.

Though its history is compelling and clearly noteworthy, after nearly 300 years in existence, there are bound to be some stories. Savannah just happens to have those regarding ghosts. Known as “America's Most Haunting City,” the ghosts of Savannah's past are certainly not shy. To take full advantage of this eerie, yet interesting and unique offering, be sure to go on a ghost tour, review the historic district and all of its tales and lore and be sure to take note of the supernatural warnings amongst the beautiful architecture of this magnificent city.

History, culture, mystery, character, and renown…what more do you need? Savannah has it all!