Don't walk -RUN!!! Absolutely horrible!!! Rodger and Richard are more than just rude - they are…read morelairs!! We paid cash, but when we asked for our money back, Rodger/Richard told us we had to go get it back from Tom- whom we paid. Tom said he would go to the ATM - but when we got there, Tom didn't have our money- and told us Richard was bringing it. What?!? Why didn't Richard just give it to us in the first place?!? These guys are snake oil salesmen at BEST!!! There's a reason this company is not accredited by the Better Business Bureau!! I'd give them ZERO stars if I could!!!

Thank you to Amanda and Roger, we felt comfortable and at ease as soon as we arrived. Thank you…read morefor the package! We're excited for our new membership.

Exceptional service! I called Khadiva at the very last minute when I ran into a brick wall trying…read moreto find affordable accommodations for an impromptu family trip. Not only did she locate and secure one of the best hotels in town at a fantastic rate which had a room like we requested - which was equipped to fit our needs best; but, the hotel was also centrally located from all the main attractions we were scheduled to see! This was a huge help with making it easier to find the different venues. I highly recommend Khadiva for all your travel needs - from the most simple to the most extravagant, she will take the headache and stress out of planning the perfect vacation for anyone!

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Looking to visit this cute historic town ? Well make sure you book your trolley tour as it's truly…read morethe best way to get around. One ticket gets you all day hop on hop off access as it takes you on a tour all of the historical places in downtown Savannah. The tour guides are absolutely incredible and make the visit so much better! From visiting scenes in the movie , Forrest Gump to the first Girl Scouts building to ghost tours , African American churches housing a site of the Underground Railroad to beautiful cathedral churches , shopping and restaurants. The tours are perfect for solo trips, date ideas and families. You can pre book online or walk up to their local stand. I highly recommend pre booking if you are visiting in the high seasons like fall or St. pattys day .

We had a wonderful time on our trolley tour throughout Savannah. There are 15 stops (currently 12…read moreas a movie is being shot along the river so the street is closed) along the way, which brings you close to so many attractions. The drivers announce must-see spots at every stop and in between, and also tell of legends and fun facts. Take note, though, that it's pretty expensive- $50 per adult. If you arrive after 2pm, they will comp you for the following day as stop 1 has the last pickup at 5pm. They use the same trollies for their evening haunted tours.

This place has been in business for over 30 years, yet it does not advertise. They simply exist on…read moreword of mouth. My mom and I have discovered this company a few years ago when we decided to take a quick mini vacation holiday trip to Asheville, NC. What I love about this company is you pay one price and EVERYTHING is included, such as accommodations, food at the pre-selected restaurants and gratuities, road stop snacks such as water, chips, cookies, and crackers, and any admissions to the events. You are well fed and you meet lots of nice people. Best part about the tours is there is someone driving for you, planning your itinerary, and making sure you are enjoying yourself. I love this leisurely touring company. It is a wonderful way to see the sights. The price points are affordable and you get the most bang for your buck. I highly recommend Excursions Unlimited.

Alaska HAL cruise land tour. Too many hotel changes. Should…read morehave been scheduled hotel first then finish with cruise giving you the opportunity to relax. We had to be transported to airport to catch a 6am flight, just one of a total of 4 flights to get us home. And Denali? Yellowstone has it beat in so many ways

This review is strictly for the "Savannah for Morons" tour. I had an amazing experience with Danny…read moreand Dannie, the "Moron Twins." They were high-energy, engaging, and hilarious throughout the entire hour-long tour. Kelly's Tours provided the ride, while the Morons delivered the entertainment, along with a lighthearted take on Savannah's history. If you're looking for a fun, comedy-driven experience rather than a deep historical tour, this is definitely worth checking out.

Kelly Tours was just okay to me. The group I was traveling with booked them as they have extra…read moreservices they provide in Savannah. The buses were way smaller than I am used to when traveling which made it very uncomfortable as I am tall. Also on one of the local Kelly Tours the seats were broken. The drivers in all cases were awesome, but I would not be able to recommend them due to the discomfort of the buses and lack of upkeep.

While awaiting the trolley, my family and I decided to head into the Visitor Center to cool off…read more When we entered, I was surprised at how spacious it was inside! The ceilings were extremely high, there was art all around us and because it was empty, it seemed even bigger. As soon as we entered we were greeted by a man in the front shop and he let us know that he was there for any questions we had. Since we were just killing time, we decided to just stroll around the building. There was a booth selling drinks and snacks, a nice touch for visitors popping in on their way to tour the city. We decided to head further up the stairs and stumbled into a spot that had tour brochures for so many local Southern cities and some sweet ladies behind the counter to help guide visitors. I ended up walking to the gift shop and began chatting with another sweet woman behind the counter. I was in awe of the most beautiful handcrafted miniature version of the Forsyth fountain and we talked about it for 10 or 15 minutes. It was truly one of the most beautiful pieces I've seen in a minute, obviously delicately crafted with so much love and intention. The woman at the counter told me stories of customers who have purchased the piece for special reasons, such as a mother who flew in to buy it as a surprise cake topper for her son's wedding as he proposed to his fiance at the fountain. How beautiful! Although we weren't there very long, I really enjoyed our visit!

If you're going all the way to Savannah, you should spend a little time visiting the Visitor…read moreCenter. It is very clean and modern and one of the few places with free parking

Bonaventure Cemetery two hour waking tour…read more A cemetery tour? At first I was a little skeptical when our local trip planner recommended it. Then i found that that Tauck Tours ( hgh end) includes Bonaventure in their Savannah itinerary. Very happy we decided to take this tour Our tour guides nom de plume was "Lady in Mourning" and she has a true love for the cemetery its history and its symbolism. We appreciated how she was able to convey this feeling and knowledge to us. Every city has a uniqueness and Bonaventure is that for Savannah. An excellent compliment to a history of Savannah walking tour.

Shannon Scott does tours right with their seamless booking process and informative tour guides…read more For $30, our tour guide Paschal provided an encyclopedia's worth of information with passion and enthusiasm. The tour was well paced and thoroughly informative ranging from topics such as Savannah's history, important historical figures from Savannah, architectural symbolism, and popular culture references. While the tour was very informative, it leaned heavily on historical and religious references which had my partner and I lost at times. We are all for learning about history and religion in the context of modern society, but full on history and religion is overwhelming for the average person. It also doesn't help that the history of Savannah is very white and while my partner and I are Americans, our roots lie elsewhere. My favorite parts of the tour were the breakdowns of the symbols on the tombstones (such as urns, crosses, flowers, etc.), the breakdown of generational wealth, and the resting place of Johnny Mercer (founder for Capitol Records and acclaimed songwriter). I think the tour is also easier to follow for people who take the trolley tours around the city or have previous experiences in ghost tours in other cities such as New Orleans. Since this was the only tour we did in Savannah, we felt a little uninformed compared to the other 6 in our group. But at least our tour guide was open to answering all our questions and fostered an environment where we were comfortable to learn more. I would definitely recommend Shannon Scott tours for anyone who wants to learn more about Bonaventure Cemetery and the history of Savannah in general. It was not what we expected as we were expecting more ghost stories but it was fun nonetheless. Just remember to bring bus spray because the sand gnats will eat you alive out there.