A long Weekend in: Savannah, GA

Written By Audrey Marx

Savannah, Georgia

Thursday: 5 am: Leave Nashville (sorry not sorry)

    3 pm: Arrive and freshen up at Airbnb

    4 pm: Grab a frozen drink at wet willie’s or Frosty Frogs and walk river street must go to river street sweets and Visit Plant Riverside District

    6 pm: Back to Airbnb to get ready for the night

    7:30 pm: Dinner at the famous Olde Pink House

    9:30 pm: electric moon and myrtle & rose rooftop bars

Friday: 10 am: Head to Tybee Island (30~ min drive)

10:30 am: Coffee at Tybean (it is on the way to the beach too so that nice)

11:30 am: Walk the pier, grab drinks somewhere, head to beach! (Inlet ave access point, back river beach, north beach) - click link to see description of beaches

 2:30 pm: Lunch at North Beach Bar and Grill by the famous lighthouse

 3:30 pm: Walk around the shops on main and Tybisa streets (google this shit they look so cute)

5:30 pm: Head back to Savannah

8:30 pm: Dinner at  Saint Bibianna

10:00 pm: Chocolate Bar for espresso martinis 

10:30 pm: Drinks at Savannah Dueling Piano Bars (everyone says this is the most fun thing they have in Savannah) 

Saturday:

10:00 am: Forsyth Farmers Market

12:00 pm: Brunch in Forsyth Park at Collins Quarter

1:30 pm: Walk around the park and to St. John’s Church if y’all are interested 

3:00 pm: shopping on Broughton street (main shopping area)

6:00 pm: Dinner at Common Thread if you’re still feeling bougie or Flock to the Wok for casual and convenient but good food

8:00 pm: Drinks downstairs at Peacock Lounge and make sure to get one to go for the ghost tour

9:30 pm: Ghost History Tour (I KNOW Y’ALL GONNA FIGHT ME ON THIS BUT I HAVE SCOURED GOOGLE, TIK TOK, INSTAGRAM, REDDIT, AND LOCALS BLOG POSTS AND EVERYONE SAYS WE GOTTA DO A GHOST TOUR ALSO YOU CAN OPEN CARRY ALCOHOL IN SAVANNAH SO WE CAN WALK AROUND DRINKING WHILE WE ON THE TOUR)

SIDE NOTES:

  1. Every day’s itinerary has been mapped out due to proximity as well meaning we can walk from place to place.  

  2. There’s a free shuttle called “the dot”

  3. Possibly rent bikes on Saturday for $35 for whole day 

Audrey Marx