Arrive in Savannah
Fly or ride into Savannah and settle in. Afternoon walk through the squares and along the river.
Savannah's St. Patrick's Day celebration is the second largest in the country, going back to 1824. The entire city turns out, the fountains run green, and the parade runs through the stunning historic district with its twenty-two oak-lined squares. We have reserved parade viewing, so you see everything in comfort without fighting the crowds. And when the parade is over, Savannah is one of the most beautiful and walkable cities in the South.
Tour Highlights
- Reserved viewing for the St. Patrick's Day Parade
- Savannah's 22 historic squares — all within walking distance
- River Street and the waterfront
- The historic district's extraordinary architecture
- Forsyth Park and the famous fountain
- World-class Southern food and hospitality
What to Expect
The Parade
Savannah's St. Patrick's Day Parade — reserved viewing, great position, and the whole city celebrating around you.
Savannah at Leisure
The beautiful day after. Explore the historic district, take a trolley tour, visit the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, or sit in Forsyth Park with a coffee.
Return Home
Morning at leisure before heading home.
What's Included
Included
- Transportation and hotel
- Reserved parade viewing
- Professional tour director
Not Included
- Meals
- Personal purchases
- Travel insurance (recommended)
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is the Savannah parade?
The Savannah St. Patrick's Day Parade typically draws over 400,000 people citywide. Reserved viewing means you have a guaranteed spot without battling crowds.
Is Savannah safe and walkable?
Savannah's historic district is extremely walkable and safe. The squares are connected by flat brick paths and it's one of the most pleasant walking cities in the South.