About Georgia
Georgia gives you two very different trips out of one state. Savannah is a walking city, laid out around 22 shaded squares dripping in Spanish moss, with cobblestone streets running down to the river. Atlanta, four hours inland, is a modern Southern hub with a skyline, an aquarium and neighborhoods built for a longer stay.
A Luxury Escape Offers Georgia package puts you in one of these two cities and lets the trip take shape from there. Savannah rewards slow mornings and long dinners, while Atlanta suits a traveler who wants museums, a bigger food scene and a home base for exploring the wider South.
Both cities are workable without a rental car once you are downtown, though Atlanta's size makes a car or rideshare useful if your hotel sits outside the core neighborhoods.
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What to do
Highlights of Georgia
Savannah Historic District squares
Twenty-two public squares laid out in the 1700s, each shaded by live oaks draped in Spanish moss, with benches, fountains and historic homes framing the edges. Free to wander at any hour.
Forsyth Park
Savannah's largest park, anchored by a cast-iron fountain from 1858, with a wide central promenade that hosts a Saturday farmers market and plenty of shaded lawn for an afternoon.
River Street
A cobblestone stretch along the Savannah River lined with converted cotton warehouses turned shops and restaurants, with a paved riverwalk for watching cargo ships pass close to shore.
Georgia Aquarium
One of the largest aquariums in the country, in downtown Atlanta, with a whale shark tank you can walk beneath and a sea lion exhibit that runs shows throughout the day.
Atlanta BeltLine
A former rail corridor converted into a paved trail looping through Atlanta neighborhoods, lined with public art, breweries and patios, popular for walking or renting a bike for an afternoon.
Your base
Where you'll stay
Savannah
Compact, walkable and slow-paced, built for a traveler who wants historic architecture, shaded squares and a long dinner without needing a car once downtown.
Atlanta
A bigger city with a fuller list of things to do, from the aquarium to the BeltLine, and the better pick if you want a wider range of restaurants, museums and nightlife.
Good to know
Questions
Georgia FAQs
Can I visit both Savannah and Atlanta on one trip?
You can, though it takes planning since they sit about four hours apart by car with no direct train. Most travelers pick one as their base for the trip; a few split a longer stay and drive or fly between them.
What does the Luxury Escape Offers Georgia package actually include?
It covers your accommodations for the length of your stay, plus applicable taxes and resort fees. Meals and activities are not included unless your specialist tells you otherwise, so confirm the specifics for your dates when you call 866-847-2713.
Do I need a car in Savannah?
Not for the historic district. The squares, River Street and most restaurants and shops are walkable from downtown hotels. A car only helps if you plan to visit Tybee Island or other spots outside the city center.
Is Atlanta walkable, or should I rent a car?
Atlanta is spread out compared to Savannah, so a car or rideshare makes getting between neighborhoods easier. If your hotel sits near downtown or Midtown, you can cover a fair amount on foot and by BeltLine.
Does Savannah get hit by hurricanes?
It sits on the Georgia coast, so it falls within the Atlantic hurricane season that runs June through November and peaks in late summer. Direct hits are not frequent, but it is worth checking the forecast before booking a trip in that window.
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