Nice park with a nice splash pad. Wish the water came on a little more frequently but my two…read moredaughters were thrilled. Had a nice time after a good dinner so it was a good area to visit during our trip here to Savannah

Ellis Square is a really nice spot right in the middle of everything. It's clean, open, and a great…read moreplace to sit and take a break while exploring downtown. There's usually something going on, which keeps it lively.

Lovely beach. perfect on a fall day…read more Really enjoying our day for a little chill out evening away from the city. We parked at the pier parking lot and enjoyed an empty beach ... listening and watching to the rolling waves. Ahhhhhh.... sounds nice right? Yes it was fantastic. Enjoy.

The classic here is the tybee beach. I mean it's a beach…read morethat's it. Not much activities going on there. We flew a kite, played ball and sand castle with our toddler. It's neat. There are people who choose to stay here instead of Savannah, in the houses there. I guess If chilling by the beach is what you prefer most it's a good option. We also drove by Tybee lighthouse and Fort Pulaski.

Stopped in here for a break from traveling and toured this park. It is very large and super nice…read more Clean and orderly and easy to navigate. They have lots of ball fields and plenty of parking. I think the shining part of this park is the fabulous dog park which has tons of features for your four legged friend. Don't be confused if it takes you through a new neighborhood being built. That is the correct way and you'll arrive at the park in no time.

This is a nice park, and an area like Richmond Hill could always use more parks! It's next to a…read moreschool and an expanding neighborhood. I don't know if the school uses the fields for their games and practices, but I would sure hope so! Lovely new tennis courts, several baseball fields and plenty of AstroTurf and natural turf fields. On top of that they've got several paved trails for the bikers, joggers and walkers. The bark park is here too, but if your pups are better off walking with you, you definitely have that option. There seems to be plenty of parking, event for a time when multiple events are going on and everyone heads outdoors to enjoy the great weather.

This was a lovely spot! They hosted the Savannah Book Fair and I loved walking around to all of the…read morespots but they plenty of seating and the Telfair art museum is right next door which I would like to visit

Really interesting historical home with great artwork! The Venice and Ottoman Empire exhibit worth…read morethe visit! Would love to have some facts on home itself on display to read. Great staff with great info!

This place is really awesome to go and see some dolphins. The staff are really professional and…read moreinformative about dolphins. I learned a lot about dolphins here than I ever have at places like SeaWorld. There is a very old light house that is 163 years old at the at the time we went on our tour. If you use Google maps definitely turn right after the bridge. If you use Waze it will take you the right way.

What a great experience from start to finish. Mark and Chelsea had wonderful banter that was…read moreinformative and funny. So many dolphins!! Some with itty bitties. The best! Truly a highlight of our trip. Would recommend to anyone looking to fill a few hours in a fun way.

My husband and I did a private fossil hunting tour with Captain Malcolm and Jamie (aka the Tooth…read moreFairy), and it exceed all expectations more than I can describe. They were SO knowledgeable about the area and such fun to chat with on a beautiful March day. We went to two different beaches, and Jamie helped us find probably 40 shark teeth of all sizes. It was amazing - I truly cannot believe we found so many. On the second beach, Malcolm showed us the coolest fossils I never would've even noticed, like a camel tooth from thousands of years ago and bottles left over from the prohibition era. It was an absolute blast and a must-do with family, friends, or partners. I am six months pregnant and had a totally fine time, so this would be an amazing trip with kids too. Thank you, Malcolm and Jamie for the unforgettable day! We'll be seeing y'all again!

We absolutely loved our tour! We did a private tour to Little Tybee Island. We found so many shells…read moreand a couple sand dollars. The kids swam in the ocean and played in big waves. We loved seeing Hopper the dolphin, also. Our guide, Kyle, was so knowledgeable and did a great job of explaining how the area has changed and the importance of the marshes. We all had such a wonderful time on the boat and with Kyle. The kids loves it when he'd turn on the "air conditioning" by going faster. We will definitely be going with them again!

This place is a nice slice of nature. On our visit we walked all around looking at birds and…read morelistening to the sounds of it all. It was calming and relaxing. We saw a woodpecker doing his thing. Some of the trees are mature and provide decent shade. You can go for a long time before seeing anyone. Be on the lookout for snakes. Also be sure to bring some water. Highly recommended.

This is an absolutely beautiful wildlife refuge with several miles of trails, many ponds, forest…read moreand marsh habitats. I am so glad I read other reviews before going because I was prepared with hiking gear, water, snacks, and binoculars. You have to walk quite a ways to see the ponds. There are no cars allowed beyond the parking area. I highly recommend a bicycle if you want to see it all. We hiked five miles and saw four ponds and still only saw a portion of the preserve. There are no bathrooms which is a shame - I could only last a few hours before I had to leave. We saw many different kinds of birds today and really loved it!

I swore I would not run this race again after traveling down from Maryland in 2015 and having the…read morerace cancelled in the middle of it. I found later someone passed during the race. I decided to sign up for this year's race since I now live in Atlanta and my cousin's run it every year. This year's race was much better organized as the stations were plentiful and the course really amazing. The organizers really did an outstanding job all the way around. I am taking one star off because out of all the Rock N Races I have run, the music sucked for this race. Besides that, I have no complaints and am looking forward to running this marathon again next year.

I liked this race a lot. It helped that the weather was beautiful on race day. The course was…read morenice and flat and went through a lot of beautiful areas of town (and some kind of industrial areas). There were a ton of positives about the event...the starting corrals seemed to be well managed, the volunteers were incredible, I loved all the bands and the people along the course were so friendly and supportive. The festival after the race was great. Forsyth Park was a beautiful spot and it was so fun to sit in the sun and listen to the band at the end. I had no problem finding my friends at the Family Reunion area and I got my bag pretty quickly. There were a couple of things that could improve the event. Shorter lines at the beer tent would be one! The other thing was the bib pickup. Having that across the river seemed like a nice idea but those ferry boats were incredibly inefficient. They were running them as fast as they could but with the volume of people on Friday, I had to wait a half hour to get on a boat to go there then even longer to get on a boat to come back. To be honest, when I'm visiting a city I don't want to spend an hour in line waiting for a boat. I'd rather be seeing the sights and spending money in the host city. Also, the exit for the expo was poorly marked inside the convention center. I know they want you to visit the booths but it was in the back corner and it was poorly marked. If you tried to go out another way they wouldn't let you. If they could work the bib pickup kink out, then this would be a five star event for sure.