Dating back to 1736, the light station on Tybee Island is Georgia’s oldest and tallest lighthouse. Three lightkeepers’ cottages and a military battery nearby help interpret the island’s rich history. Exhibits showcase the time of the Euchee tribe, the history of Fort Screven and Tybee’s Golden Era.

Fresh-caught seafood is Tybee Island’s specialty and there of plenty of restaurants from which to choose. The popular Crab Shack is a great spot for lunch or dinner. Located right on the water with a fabulous view and lagoon of alligators, the Crab Shack is famous for its steamed seafood samplers. Sting Ray’s Seafood is another wonderful choice to visit after the beach for fish tacos and cold drinks. For an unexpected elevated experience, Sundae Cafe is a hidden gem that many overlook because of it's unusual location. You'll need to make a reservation at https://www.sundaecafe.com/ because it's really THAT good!

Perfect for a picnic, a run or an outdoor concert, Forsyth Park is a destination all in its own. Dating back to the 1840s, Forsyth Park occupies 30 acres in Savannah’s Historic District. You can also check out the infamous Forsyth Farmer's Market on Saturday morning from 9 am - 12 pm.

Hop aboard a trolley tour to get an overview of Savannah! Both Old Town Trolley Tours and Old Savannah Tours have daily trolley tours that will help you get better acquainted with Savannah's streets and attractions. These “hop on, hop off” tours make it incredibly easy to hear the history of Savannah while getting around town for the day.

One could not come to Savannah without admiring the Savannah River on historic River Street. The old cobblestone streets weave you through historic buildings, housing shops and award-winning restaurants. Learn the unique history of this street while you take a scenic stroll.