Savannah Bike Tour

On this tour you will have the opportunity, for about 2 hours, to cycle around Savannah . In a small group of no more than 10 people, you'll see the city in a quick and enjoyable way, while learning about its history from an expert local guide . For your convenience, you'll be provided with a front basket where you can store your belongings. You'll also have a bottle of water and can ask for insect repellent and sunscreen in case you need it.

Savannah is known as one of the most historically significant cities in the United States . It was an important enclave during the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. The city is known for its many pre-Civil War buildings. It is also famous for its well-kept parks and beautiful historic downtown, one of the best preserved in the country.

Along the way, you'll see Forsyth Park, with its iconic fountain, and Jefferson City Market, filled with restaurants, watering holes, shops and entertainment venues. You'll pass by the beautiful Johnson Square . Built in 1733, it's Savannah's oldest and largest square.

In the city's historic district, you'll see the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. The first church on the site was built by French colonists fleeing Haiti and French nobles escaping the Revolution. However, the church suffered a fire in 1898 and was rebuilt a year later.

Also waiting for you is the beautiful Andrew Low House, a historic mansion with gardens that houses a museum inside. The building is located in one of Savannah's most beautiful areas and was opened as a museum in 1840. The exterior views are beautiful and the interior contains true gems of American art. The mansion is also known for being the founding site of the Girl Scouts of America.

Other highlights include the tree-lined Monterey Square and the SCAD Museum of Art, with its unique exterior design. You'll walk along Historic River Street, the city's pleasant waterfront, lined with shops, restaurants and life. You'll learn about Savannah's plantations, its harbour, and its economic and strategic importance.

Finally, you'll return to the original starting point, as this is a round-trip tour .