Savannah shopping with a glass in hand. This 3-hour Sip n Shop tour turns the Historic District into a guided boutique walk, complete with something fun to sip while you browse.

I especially like the combo of local shop time plus 10–15% off at participating boutiques. It’s not just window-shopping; it’s built to help you actually buy.

One thing to consider: the mix of stores may lean toward styles that don’t always cover all body types, so if sizing is a big priority for you, plan to ask staff in-store for options before you commit.

Key things to know before you go

10–15% discounts at local shops during the tour

Complimentary champagne or wine as you shop

Small group of up to 12 for easier browsing and chatting

Two start times (morning or afternoon) to match your day

Local-guide approach with background info and shop-owner context

Mobile ticket for quick check-in

Boutique shopping in Savannah, with a real reason to walk

Savannah is made for wandering, but doing it solo can turn into lots of passes and zero purchases. This tour solves that with structure. You get a set shopping route in the Historic District, plus a guide who keeps the pace moving so you can actually hit several stores instead of getting stuck in one.

And yes, the sips are part of the experience. While you browse, you’ll have complimentary champagne and wine to enjoy. The effect is simple: it makes the whole thing feel more like a laid-back day out than a tight “sales tour.”

The 3-hour plan: what you’ll actually do

This is about staying in motion without feeling rushed. Expect roughly 3 hours, and think of it as: meet, shop, sip, repeat, then end with a final stop.

Here’s the flow in plain terms:

• You meet at 306 W Saint Julian Street, Savannah, GA 31401
• Your tour centers on boutique shopping in the Savannah Historic District
• During the time you’re shopping, discounts and complimentary drinks are part of the package
• The tour wraps up at Posh Loft Boutique, with the route ending near Bar Bubbly (38 Whitaker St)

Because you’re with a group, you’ll spend less time guessing where to go next. You can put your focus where it matters: trying things on, comparing options, and using the discounts while they’re still fresh.

Historic District boutiques and the 10–15% discount payoff

The heart of the tour is shopping through local boutiques in the historic area—exactly the kind of Savannah shopping you’d want, without the scattershot approach.

What makes it valuable is the discount range: 10–15% off in all stores included on your route. That matters because Savannah boutiques can price higher than big-box stores, especially for clothing, accessories, and small gifts.

A practical way to judge this for yourself:

• If you plan to buy just one meaningful item, the discount can soften the sticker shock.
• If you’re shopping for several smaller things—earrings, scarves, a local souvenir, or a gift—the savings tend to add up faster than you expect.

The guide also adds context while you’re shopping. In past groups, guides like Lauren and Jamie/Jami have been noted for bringing background on what you’re looking at and giving helpful shop-owner type details. That’s useful when you want to buy something that feels “right for Savannah,” not just random.

Morning or afternoon: picking the start time that fits your energy

You get a choice of start times—morning or afternoon—which sounds small, but it changes the whole vibe.

Morning often works best if:

• You like a cooler start and a smoother walk through the district
• You want shopping done early, so the rest of the day is open for food, photos, and other stops

Afternoon can be great if:

• You prefer to sleep in a bit
• You’re doing other Savannah plans in the morning and want this as a later anchor

Either way, since the tour is about browsing and trying things on, you’ll be happier if you pick a time when you’re not rushed by another reservation right after.

The sip: champagne or wine while you browse

The tour includes complimentary champagne and wine while you shop. That’s a nice touch, and it also gives you a social rhythm—pause, sip, browse, talk, repeat.

A practical note: because you’re moving between shops, keep your drink manageable. Don’t plan to stroll for extra time right after if you’re feeling the effects; you’ll get the best experience by staying present in the stores and enjoying the guide’s suggestions.

Also, if you’re sensitive to alcohol, this is the kind of tour where you can pace yourself. The sips are included, but you’re still in control of how much you choose to enjoy.

Group size, pace, and how you’ll feel during the walk

This one caps at 12 travelers, which is a big deal. With a smaller group, you get:

• easier conversation with the guide
• less waiting in tight shop entrances
• better chances to browse at your own speed without the whole line losing you

In a bigger “hop-on-hop-off” style tour, shopping can feel like a scramble. Here, the group size helps it stay human.

The flip side? If the group is talkative, you may spend more time chatting than silently drifting. Some people love that. If you’re the type who wants quiet shopping, you may need to steer your own pace and choose when to listen and when to try things on.

Price and value: is $65 really a bargain?

At $65 per person for about 3 hours, the value depends on what you want from the day.

Here’s the honest math logic:

• You’re not paying for transportation or a museum ticket. You’re paying for curated shopping time, a guide, and discount access.
• If you buy even one item that would normally cost enough that a 10–15% cut matters, the discount can offset part of the tour cost.
• If you buy multiple items, the tour starts to feel like a shopping “bonus,” not just an activity.

So I’d frame it like this: you’re paying to shop smarter. If your goal is to find gifts, clothing pieces, or small souvenirs you’ll actually enjoy, the tour gives you a path to do that with less guesswork.

Who should book this tour, and who might think twice

This fits best if you want:

• a structured way to shop in the Savannah Historic District
• a relaxed group experience with complimentary drinks
• to take advantage of discounts while you’re in the mood to browse

It’s especially good for:

• couples who want a shared shopping plan
• friends who enjoy chatting as they shop
• mother/daughter or family day outings, since guides in past groups (like Lauren) have been noted as friendly and fun

A consideration before you book: if you’re shopping for clothing and sizing is a concern, keep in mind that one limitation reported was that not every store offers options for larger body types. The practical move is simple—when you’re in a shop, ask quickly about availability so you don’t waste time falling in love with something you can’t wear.

Should you book Sip n Shop Savannah?

I’d book it if you’re planning to shop anyway. The combination of a guided boutique route, 10–15% off, and complimentary champagne or wine is a strong mix for a 3-hour Savannah day.

Don’t book it if:

• you want total freedom to wander with no structure
• you’re not planning to buy anything (the discounts won’t help much if you’re not shopping)
• you’re very sensitive to alcohol and don’t want any chance of tasting included drinks, since sips are part of the experience

If you want a fun, social way to do Savannah shopping without guessing, this is a solid choice.

FAQ

How long is the Sip n Shop Savannah Tour?

It’s about 3 hours.

How much does the tour cost?

The price is $65.00 per person.

Where do I meet, and where does the tour end?

You start at 306 W Saint Julian Street, Savannah, GA 31401. The tour concludes at Posh Loft Boutique, with the ending point listed near Bar Bubbly at 38 Whitaker St, Savannah, GA 31401.

What’s included besides shopping?

You get admission for the experience, plus complimentary champagne and wine during the tour.

Are there discounts at the shops?

Yes. You receive exclusive discounts between 10% and 15% off in the stores included on the tour.

How many people are in a group?

The tour has a maximum of 12 travelers.

What happens if the tour can’t run due to weather?

If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

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