Savannah, St. Simon, Jekyll Island, Charleston

Motor with fellow travelers to the thriving and vibrant Historic District of Savannah.  Stroll down to River Street paved with original cobblestones and lined with restored 19th century buildings now housing shops, galleries, restaurants. 

Board the Old Town Trolley for a narrated tour through the Antebellum, Victorian, and Colonial districts of Savannah.  The Pirates’ House, with a bounty of food and drink, is your dinner destination. Did you know this establishment has been welcoming seafaring visitors (including pirates) since 1753?  

Ride the open tram for an all-day guided tour of Jekyll Island Historic District, Mosaic Museum, and Ft. Frederica & Christ Church, St. Simons Island.  Dinner at Iguana’s in the heart of the village on St. Simon is included with the tour.  Iguana’s uses the finest, freshest ingredients in preparing your delicious meal.

Check out of hotel early and leave for Charleston.  Step into a Palmetto Carriage for a narrated tour through old Charleston to view genteel mansions, parks, gardens, amazing architecture, and people.  As bountiful seafood is a hallmark of these coastal cities, your included dinner will be at Hyman’s Seafood Restaurant, a local legend of five generations of Hymans, established in 1890.

We are back on the road again and first we visit nearby Middleton Place Plantation, a carefully preserved 18th century plantation with lovely gardens surviving the Revolution, Civil War, and an earthquake.  Lunch and a stable-yard tour are included before heading home to Central Florida.  We hope this tour is a memorable one ... see you soon!

Please be advised that the bus will be stopping at all three pick-up points (Wildwood, Inverness and Ocala) for this and all tours.

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