Let us plan your trip!
We handle everything: room reservations, meals, and sightseeing. Students and chaperones
can relax and enjoy their tour of the city’s attractions with a professional guide and agenda
geared to the students’ ages and interest.
What is included?
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Overnight hotel accommodations (students in quads; chaperones in doubles)
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Dinner, breakfast, lunch
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All sightseeing costs, entry fees, tips
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Guide
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Teacher/chaperone free for every 10 students
Feel free to request a sample itinerary, however we custom plan each and every trip, based on your needs as an educator, curriculum tie-ins, and special requests. We'd love to plan an exciting, educational experience just for you! Contact us today for more information.
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Savannah Architecture:
"In a study published by the Savannah Historic Foundation, one of the most admired preservation groups in the country, more than 40 percent of 2,500 buildings inventoried in Savannah had architectural or historical significance. Most restoration has been accomplished by individuals – one building at a time. With the addition of the Savannah College of Art and Design in the late 1970s, historic preservation and restoration flourished."
There are approximately eight prominent styles of architeture throughout our beautiful city including Greek and Revival, Georgian and Federal, to name a few . As we take your students through the many beautiful squares, they will see and learn about these styles, including the their history in Savannah. Read more.
Savannah History:
Savannah's colorful history spans several major wars and almost three centuries. Known throughout the United States as a central location for cotton and slavery prior to, and during the Civil War, few know that Savananh's history is far older and intertwined with the founding of our country. The site of the second bloodiest battle during the Revolutionary War, the Battle of Savannah was fought right under three major downtown museums.
Just outside of Savannah proper in neighboring Pooler, GA, lies the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Airforce, a goldmine of nastalgia donated by the Greatest Generation and the perfect place to learn about our country's role in World War II.
Let us show you a fort built to help protect our coast during the War of 1812, or take you to see the Union cannon holes on the side of Fort Pulaski National Monument.
Savannah Science:
Located on the East Coast, Tybee Island, Georgia is the perfect place to learn about marine biology from the south Atlantic Ocean, as well as the importance of the Georgia marshlands and sea islands.
Did you know that 80% of all of the salt marshes on the entire East Coast of the United States are in Georgia? Or that the horseshoe crab has lived on our beaches over 350 million years? Do your students know how to tell if they've come across a live or dead sand dollar?
We can provide answers to all of these questions and many more in the form of memorable and impactful hands-on learning experiences.
Call us today to book your field trip, or email us for more information or to request a brochure.
Places & Partners
Carriage Tours
Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
Colonial Cemetery
Davenport House Museum
First African Baptist Church
Fort Pulaski
Georgia State Railroad Museum
Green Meldrim House Museum
Jepson Museum
Juliette Gordon Low House Museum
Massie Heritage Center
Walking Tours
Pin Point Heritage Museum
National Museum of the Mighty 8th Air Force
Old Fort Jackson
Ownens Thomas House Museum
Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum
Riverboat Cruise
River Street
Savannah History Museum
Ships of the Sea Museum
Telfair Museum of Art
Trolley Tour
Ghost Trolley Tour
Wormsloe Historic Site
Dolphin Tours
Oatland Island Nature Center
Tybee Beach Walks
Tybee Marine Science Center
Savannah By The Numbers Walking Tour