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Wise Guys Historical Tours is proud to offer professional, educational, and entertaining tour experiences. All information given has been carefully researched and is a true historical account. Wise Guy tour guides have a passion for serving the residents and visitors of Savannah, Georgia, with the most interesting historical tours possible. All tour guides have a history background, teaching experience, experience in public speaking, and a desire to serve.

Full of museum-like, jaw dropping details amidst dozens of shops, restaurants, and the elegant JW Marriott.

They offer all day hop on and off historic tours and various types of ghost tours! They've been voted best tour since 2003.

Savannah Riverboat Cruises was established in Savannah, Georgia in 1991 under the direction of experienced Captain, Jonathan H. Claughton. Savannah’s antebellum charm, with flowing Spanish moss hanging from stoic live oaks and welcoming shady squares, hearkens back to the days when paddle driven riverboats full of tourists and locals dotted the Savannah River.

All riverboats feature two climate-controlled dining decks and an open-air third deck. Decked out in traditional red, white and blue riverboat colors, these elegantly appointed boats cannot help but draw visitors back to a time when gentility and relaxation was always in vogue.

The riverboat tours leave the dock right next to the exact location where General Oglethrope first landed on the river front and head upriver, into the Port of Savannah, and then turn around and head back under the Eugene Talmadge Memorial Bridge and past the historic river front. The tours continue downriver passing the world famous Waving Girl, Florence Martus, through the ship yards and just past the tip of Hutchinson Island and Old Fort Jackson. There, the boat circles back upriver to arrive gently back at the dock.

A 30-acre lush green space in the heart of town, Forsyth Park is home to one of Savannah's most photographed sights: the Forsyth Fountain, erected in 1858.

Savannah is home to 22 different squares - small parks with verdant landscapes, stately sculptures and plenty of room to relax. They are the city's most iconic feature. Popular squares include: Chippewa Square, Ellis Square, Monterey Square, Franklin Square, Columbia Square, Maddison Square, and Telfair Square.

With their quiet, comfortable 6-seater electric tour cars, Savannah Cruzers tours easily connect with all the sights and sounds of Historic Savannah. All tour guides are registered with the City of Savannah and care about sharing the true accounts of Savannah’s history. In fact, most guides serve as Board members for Bonaventure Historical Society, so they have many resources for correct information and continued education. The star of the show is the clear roof of the cars, allowing a unique view to some of Savannah’s most beautiful architecture. So, come relax and see Savannah in the perfect tour vehicle.

Popular Tours: City of Savannah, Bonaventure Cemetery

Founded in 1966, exhibits ship models, paintings, maritime antiques, and interprets the rich story of Savannah's illustrious maritime history.

Telfair Museums offers a unique understanding of Savannah’s place in our collective American past through art, history, and architecture.

Located in Savannah’s Historic District, Telfair Museums is comprised of three unique sites (Jepson Center, Telfair Academy, and Owens-Thomas House and Slave Quarters). Tickets include a visit to all three sites and are valid for one week from time of purchase.

The Jepson Center is a stunning example of modern architecture. Telfair Academy is the oldest public art museum in the South and the first art museum founded by a woman. The Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters allow visitors to explore the complicated relationships between the most and least powerful people in early 19th century Savannah.

Located just outside of Savannah this museum is dedicated to preserve, for all Americans, the stories of courage, character and patriotism displayed by the men and women of the Eighth Air Force from World War II to the present.

Tybee Island is just a short trip away from Savannah's Historic District! You can reach this beautiful, barrier island in just about 20 minutes from the heart of downtown Savannah.

Tybee Island is one of the most quirky and colorful beach towns in the country, where coastal charm meets laid-back beach vibes. This three-square-mile enclave is jam-packed with hyper-local shopping, dining and lodging opportunities, bike trails, white sand beaches and sunset-crowned saltwater marshes.

Consistently ranked one of the top Islands in the United States, Hilton Head has it all. From beautiful beaches, world-class golf-courses to exceptional restaurants and high-energy water sports, this boot-shaped sea Island will satisfy even the most demanding checklist. Fish, cruise, paddleboard, kayak or jet ski out on the water, along with many other activities. Hike or bike the parks, trails, beaches and historic sites. Don’t forget to take advantage of the many events happening on the Island. When it’s time to relax and unwind, choose from top-notch restaurants, wineries and breweries. Just 45 minutes from both Savannah. From sunrise to sunset, you will want to cherish every moment on this magical Island!