SAVANNAH · GEORGIA
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The 10 most popular riverboat & river cruises in Savannah. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
A 90-minute Savannah riverboat with live captain narration, great skyline photos, and a pass by Old Fort Jackson’s historic artillery.
“The Captain was very knowledgeable about Savannah and it's history. And the staff was very people friendly. My husband and I enjoyed our cruise! Thanks Georgia Queen!”
Savannah Land & Sea combo pairs a narrated trolley loop of the Historic District with a riverboat cruise to Old Fort Jackson.
“Great pickup service from our hotel and then a delightful duo tour of the city and the river. The tour guides were knowledgeable and entertaining.”
A 90-minute narrated harbor cruise in Savannah to Old Fort Jackson, with captain stories, cargo-ship views, and great riverfront photos.
Two-hour Savannah dinner cruise with a Southern buffet, live music across multiple decks, and river views after dark. Great value at $92.
A 2-hour Savannah Riverboat dinner cruise with onboard entertainment, river views, and a buffet featuring shrimp and grits for $92.52.
“It was a beautiful ride and great entertainment. The food could’ve been a little hotter. But the shrimp and grits was delicious!! A few more side options would’ve been even better.”
Watch Savannah’s sunset from an open-air riverboat with live music and DJ energy, plus a buy-what-you-want bar and great river views.
Savannah River lunch cruise with Southern buffet, live Captain narration, and sights to Old Fort Jackson. A relaxing 2-hour break downtown.
“I felt the price was pricey $67 per person for buffet when you can’t eat a lot. But the food was good.”
Savannah trolley and riverboat combo with narrated history, Old Fort Jackson sights, and skyline photos from the Savannah River.
Watch Savannah’s sunset from a riverboat with live music, big skyline views, and a fun party vibe for about two hours.
“Great experience! Even though the weather precluded a true sunset the boat ride was amazing. It would have been great to have some music piped to the top floor during the ride. The band on the third floor was a bit sleepy.”
Savannah’s riverboat lunch cruise pairs live narration and River Street views with a Southern buffet. Cash bar onboard, plenty of deck time.
“The Georgia Queen was a very nice boat. Bathrooms were clean, the dining room was clean. The buffet was absolutely delicious. Fried chicken, Mac&cheese, collard greens, sweet potato casserole was amazing. The site-seeing on the river cruise were not all that great, not much to see, but overall it was a nice relaxing experience.”
