So I'll be honest, I tried to book another highly rated tour guide and he was not doing tours this…read morepast Veteran's Day weekend. Savannah Rambles was my second choice. I don't know about the other guide that was not touring, but Dirk was top notch, excellent. It was just my wife and I so we got some great personal interaction. I love old structures and their construction history. I love history and I love architecture. Dirk touts his tours as architectural. It's not his only focus. He is very much a historian of the area and pieces together the important events that shaped the history of Savannah. Dirk also gave us some very worthy recommendations for historical home tours which we heeded and were not disappointed. Thanks Dirk. We had a great time and are still talking about your tour.

In March of 2021, my boyfriend and I took a tour with Dirk. Not only was it incredibly historically…read morein depth, but it was entertaining, active, and honest. Savannah is a beautiful city worth visiting. Dirk was an AWESOME tour guide, and we would HIGHLY recommend this tour for anyone who wants a non-touristy, super interesting historical, geographical, and architectural experience in Savannah.

DO NOT MISS THIS .. What a great time we had with Bill ... he loves Beaufort and it shows …read more. Through him we fell in love with Beaufort too. He knows his town, it's history, architecture and MOVIE his knowledge is awesome. Plus thev A-list movies filmed in the surrouding areas ... It's a mere hour drive from HIlton Head and worth the trip. Thanks again Bill ( p.s. hope you enjoyed the El Camino) Lis - J and Mo

When you book this walking history tour ask if Janet will be giving you tour. If not don't take…read moreit !!!!! Our Charleston based tour planner and staff at our Beaufort B and B raved about Janet's tour and how she brings the city of Beaufort and its magnificent homes and history to life. Unfortunately her delegate who gave us our tour on June 5 was UNACCEPTABLE. I believer we would have enjoyed our two hours more just walking around on our own. We learned more of Beaufort's history, houses and residents on our Dolphins Adventures Tour than we did with this replacement guide. There were only 4 of us on the tour and the guide spent the entire time talking with two phd child psychology students, a couple, trying to impress them with his knowledge of their field of study. He spent more time on this than talking about Beaufort. We traditionally love walking tours as it allows for engagement with the guide etc. We were ignored like we were not even on the tour zero engagement the exact opposite of every other one of our tours on our two week trip. . A church was unlocked for us to walk in. Unfortunately a number of others sauntered in the open door and we had to wait a good 15 minutes while the others moseyed around the interior used the bathroom (queued) etc. as our guide had to wait until they left. Because he had to lock up.

We took the private walking tour with Chuck. The tour was about two hours. Chuck was well-spoken…read moreand knowledgeable. We visited nearly every square and several monuments. He showed us famous homes and regaled us with stories of the civil war, socialites, murders, affairs, suicides. He educated us on architecture and cemeteries. Overall gave us a very good foundation with which to start our Savannah experience. I'm not sure a private tour is worth the extra expense if the groups stay small.

We made a phone call to find out what kind of tour was available. Phil indicated that it was a…read morewalking tour around old Savannah and that we needed to be comfortable walking for a couple of hours. We met him at his home in the morning and spent 3 hours getting an education about Old Savannah. Phil was acknowledged by many as we walked the parks and blocks of Savannah. He was fun, articulate and really knowledgeable about the area and its current as well as past inhabitants. WE HAD A GREAT TIME and was sorry that our time came to an end so quick. I would easily spend more time with him if I ever go back...

We enjoyed leaning about the Owens-Thomas House history. The guides were very informative and they…read morewere able to accommodate my handicapped granddaughter and her mother by providing a seat to rest on between rooms and floors. Without this options she could not have toured the property.

I highly recommend including this museum on your Savannah itinerary! Admission is a little pricey…read moreat $30, but the ticket includes admission to the Telfair museums as well. You can book your ticket online to guarantee a specific tour time. You can also buy in-person at the ticket office at the entrance, but tours may fill up, and you could end up waiting. The entrance is behind the home off of President Street. The tour guide was a wealth of information! She was able to answer all questions with ease. The tour includes an in depth history of the home and people who lived there and tons of information on the architecture of the buildings. The tour focuses on the lives of the enslaved people who lived and worked on the property. There's an interest exhibit in the basement of the home with letters that provide insight into the lives of the enslaved people. The home and garden are beautiful, and I learned so much!

Marc was amazing! He's a current history teacher and so unbelievably knowledgeable about Savannah…read more He easily taught us novices how to ride the segways and we were off. Our 90 minute tour was jam packed and full of dad jokes and history

Ever have one of those days where nothing is cooperating? I had one and missed our booked time…read morefor our tour by 30 minutes. You know what, things started going right when SEGWAY OF SAVANNAH rebooked us at a later time and smiled while doing it. Kat was a wonderful guide and my family enjoyed zipping along on Segways. Pros: - You really get time to observe the city as you scoot along. Things you would normally miss in a car or trolley - Segways are fun, especially if you have not been on one - Full safety gear, full Segway training included - Lots of fun trivia facts at each square Cons: - Not a lot of history (there are other tours for that) - Segways can be hard on the calves and legs Really a wonderful experience, the management and staff could not have been nicer.

I took one of the walking tours while in Savannah and had an amazing time with Daniel. It was an…read morevery intimate group of three which made it more personable and not rushed. We were able to ask more questions. We started at Johnson square and ended at Forsyth park. We walked the downtown area and learned a great deal of history about Savanna. Our guide was very knowledgeable and appeared to be passionate about history. i loved that he spoke about the good, bad and ugly of the historical moments. All in all I had a great time and would definitely recommend this tour.

daniel was excellent! very informative of the savannah history and culture. the tour is free…read moreoutside of a mandatory fee they have to charge on their website and the guides make their money off tips, which are definitely well earned! would take the tour again next time i'm in savannah!

I've been to Savannah multiple times, but this was my first time doing a tour of the city. These…read moretours often sell out so I would recommend booking ahead of time. We did the 75 minute historic tour of Old Savannah. Check in was a breeze and all employees we encountered were lovely. Our tour guide/driver, Irish, is a Savannah native and shared some of her personal anecdotes and gave us an in depth history of the squares and history. I learned a lot more about Savannah during this tour and would highly recommend!

Everyone was so great on this trolley tour but specifically Cyndi. She was so informative and kind…read more We were able to see so much of Savannah by doing this and learn a lot of history.