This is one of the stops on the free ferry in Savannah that crosses the river. It's a less busy stop than the one at City Hall but sometimes it's harder to get on because not as many people get off of the ferry here. read more

It is located on the Savannah river and it's very nice. It was not the day that I took this picture so I could not get photos of the boat, but it was really beautiful. read more

Waving Girl Landing - A far away photo of the Waving Girl Landing - Savannah, Georgia

This is a nice ferry service over the Savannah River. It's a free service that's in operation pretty much all day from 7am to midnight, every 20 minutes. There are two landings on the main city side but currently, only this one is in operation (the other landing by the City Hall is closed for repair). The ferry goes between this landing and the one by Westin/Convention Center. The boat is pretty loud but other than that, it's a short, comfortable ride with lots of bench seating away from the wind. I used the service after dark so that we could see the city from across the river at night. It was a nice, quick trip! read more

Waving Girl Landing - Ferry schedule - Savannah, Georgia

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This spot is another 'kodak' opportunity take a picture of a statue, a female waving with a dog next to her near the walkway against the Savannah River. Florence Martus was a young female in the mid 1800's who greeted ships that passed through this main entry. It is estimated she waved at over 50,000 ships over 40 years. I did not wave at any passing ships but was surprised at the size of these container freights that still continued to use these waterway. Savannah is the oldest southern city in the United States. read more

Waving Girl Landing - Savannah, Georgia