
Savannah private tours — a city guide, just for your group
A private tour in Savannah means your own expert guide, your own pace and an itinerary shaped around your interests. Whether you're a family of four, a group of friends or celebrating something special, the city looks completely different when it's all yours.
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In short
Savannah private tours are exclusive, customizable guided experiences — walking, golf-cart, food or ghost-themed — priced per group rather than per person, with itineraries tailored to your interests; they suit families, couples and special occasions where pace and content flexibility are a priority.
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Frequently asked
How much do private tours in Savannah cost?
Private tours in Savannah are typically priced per group rather than per person, which makes them surprisingly affordable for families or groups of four or more. Entry-level private walking tours start around $150–$200 for a group of up to six, while private carriage or golf-cart tours generally start around $200–$300 for a similar group size. Specialty private experiences — a private food tour, a private ghost investigation or a multi-hour custom itinerary — can range from $250 to $500+. Compared to booking equivalent individual spots across multiple tours, a private tour often represents excellent value once your group reaches four or more people.
Are private tours worth it in Savannah?
For most families and groups, absolutely. The core advantage is flexibility: a private guide adjusts the pace, the depth and the content to exactly what your group wants. Children get age-appropriate storytelling; history enthusiasts get the detailed deep-dives; couples can linger at a beautiful square without a group itinerary moving them on. You also avoid waiting for others, can ask unlimited questions and often access spots — gardens, courtyards, interior architectural details — that group tours don't have time to explore. Most visitors who book private Savannah tours rate the personalized experience as the highlight of their trip.
Can you customize a private Savannah tour?
Yes — this is the defining feature of a private tour. Most Savannah private-tour operators actively encourage you to tell them your interests before the tour and will tailor the itinerary accordingly. Want to focus on the antebellum architecture and skip the Civil War battles? Done. Interested in the Flannery O'Connor connection? Your guide can build a literary walking tour around it. Celebrating an anniversary and want a romantic route through the garden squares at golden hour? That's a common request. Most operators ask for your preferences when you book through GetYourGuide, so you can note specifics in the booking comments.
How big can the group be on a private Savannah tour?
It depends on the format. Private walking tours typically accommodate groups of 2–15 people comfortably — beyond that, a single guide can struggle to keep everyone engaged. Private golf-cart tours usually seat 4–6 per vehicle, though some operators can arrange multiple carts for larger parties. Private trolley experiences can accommodate larger groups of 20–40. For very large groups — corporate events, wedding parties, family reunions — it's worth contacting operators directly; many can arrange bespoke multi-vehicle or multi-guide experiences for groups of 50 or more.
Where is Forsyth Park?
Forsyth Park is a 30-acre public park at the south end of Savannah's Historic District in Georgia, bordered by Drayton Street, Whitaker Street, West Gaston Street and Park Avenue — about one mile south of River Street. It's free and open daily from sunrise to 10 PM.
- Address
- Forsyth Park, Drayton St & W Gaston St
Savannah, GA 31401 - Hours
- Daily · sunrise–10 PM
- Entry
- Free · no tickets
- Coordinates
- 32.0686° N, 81.0951° W
- Good to know
- South end of the Historic District · ~1 mile (20-min walk) from River Street · street parking on the surrounding squares.
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