Field Guide: 24 hours in Savannah

📍Savannah, GA
📆 April 2025

We didn’t go to Savannah with a strict itinerary—just a little spring break escape. And honestly, that’s what made it perfect.

Here’s how it all unfolded in one delicious, meandering, memory-making day.

Check-In + River Views

We stayed at the AC Hotel by Marriott, right on the river. Clean, modern, and walkable to everything. First stop: the rooftop bar for a cocktail and a sunset view—highly recommend.

STAY: Marriott’s newest AC Hotel property in downtown is within walking distance to everything you’ll want to do.

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River Street + Cookies + Wine

We wandered River Street and into Huey’s for a glass of rosé and snack.

Stopped into Byrd Cookie Co. for a sweet mini snack (ok, we got a box of mini cookies to go), and took our time walking along the water.

Dinner at Vic’s + Bravium Chardonnay

Dinner at Vic’s on the River was a highlight—Southern classics like fried green tomatoes and shrimp and grits in a cozy dining room. We shared a bottle of Bravium Chardonnay, which paired perfectly with the richness of the meal. It was the kind of dinner that stretches out in the best way.

A Haunted Night Out

That night, we joined a Ghost Tour Pub Crawl booked via my favorite experience platform, Get Your Guide.

Greg is the best. We walked by a lot of ghost tours while on the tour and I thought, “thank goodness we have Greg instead of those people.” He was knowledgeable, funny, entertaining, and smart.

Honestly, this was more of a nighttime entertaining history tour with a few ghost stories sprinkled in than a bunch of ghost stories – and that was what we wanted.

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Sunday Brunch + Cemetery Strolls

The next morning, we had brunch at The Olde Pink House—a Savannah staple with gorgeous architecture and all the Southern charm.

Afterward, we drove to Bonaventure Cemetery to walk off the biscuits and take photos. I brought my Fuji XS20, and the moss-draped trees didn’t disappoint.