Your Guide to Savannah

Besides studying Savannah's history for some 22+ years, we are always researching, studying, verifying and quizzing each other to make the facts available to you. We want to give you confidence in the quality and accuracy of their stories because reality is far more interesting and stranger than anything made up. With Savannah, this is especially true.

Though we may skirt the lines with some things in our daily lives, like staying on the sidewalks, and walking within the crossing zone lines, on a tour, it's important to follow these rules, not only for safety for yourself, and others but also because authorities will ticket tour groups who don't follow the rules. 

The city regulations are as follows: (1) Walking tours shall refrain from encroaching on private property, including, but not limited to, trees, bushes, tree lawns, porches, gardens, steps, and public streets open to vehicular traffic. (2) No tour may block sidewalks preventing other pedestrians from passing. (3) Noise of the participants is to be kept at a conversational level. (4) Voice amplification systems are forbidden. 

Additionally, some places mentioned during tours are private residences. Please keep that in mind and avoid disturbing families by being too loud or by trespassing on private property. Though drinking adult beverages is allowed on the tour when using 16oz or less plastic cups, sometimes it can become too much fun, and cause disruptions. If this occurs, you will be asked to leave the tour, without a refund.

Tour Cancelations will only occur in the cases of inclement weather, health, or family emergencies. If we are forced to cancel, deposits will be returned unless you'd like to reschedule for a different time/day. The only other time deposits will be returned is in the event you are sick or have a family emergency, forcing you to miss the tour. Bring an umbrella if there is a chance for rain, as that alone is not a reason we'll cancel. Please be mindful of traffic as many cars in Savannah either don't know how to drive here, or don't care. Just because a light is red, doesn't mean the approaching vehicle will yield. Just because you have the right of way as a pedestrian doesn't mean oncoming

COVID Vaccinations: All of our tour guides are covid vaccinated and have had our boosters. Regardless of your opinion on the subject, we do this for your safety and ours.