Savannah Vacations

Step back in time in Savannah's Victorian District - West, where ornate homes with gingerbread trim and wraparound porches line brick sidewalks. Mature oaks draped with Spanish moss create natural canopies over quiet streets. The area's authentic Southern charm offers a glimpse into the city's rich historical past. This peaceful residential neighborhood sits close to cultural attractions like the Savannah Stage Company and Cultural Arts Gallery. While dining options are sparse within the district itself, the walkable streets make it easy to explore nearby areas. Visitors can experience genuine Southern living among pastel-colored Victorian mansions and the sweet scent of magnolias.

The Moon River District captures the quiet essence of coastal Southern living along Savannah's scenic waterways. Spanish moss drapes over mature oaks, framing charming residential streets and peaceful river vistas. This authentic neighborhood offers visitors a genuine glimpse into local Savannah life away from tourist crowds. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the district's natural attractions including Butter Bean Beach and Wormsloe Historic Site. Nearby Skidaway Island State Park provides excellent hiking trails through lush marshlands. With the Intracoastal Waterway and Moon River bordering the area, opportunities for fishing, kayaking and waterfront strolls abound.

Ardsley Park-Chatham Crescent welcomes visitors with elegant early 20th-century homes and peaceful tree-lined streets. This historic Savannah neighborhood offers a genuine residential experience away from tourist crowds. Mature oak trees create natural canopies for pleasant walks through the area. Architectural enthusiasts will appreciate the diverse Colonial Revival, Tudor, and Craftsman styles throughout the neighborhood. Small parks and lush private gardens add to the charm of this quiet retreat. Downtown Savannah's attractions remain just a short drive away.

Declared a National Historic Landmark District, this urban area boasts notable sites like Juliette Gordon Low's birthplace, Telfair Academy, and the First African Baptist Church. Unwind in one of Savannah's 22 squares or the 30-acre Forsyth Park.