Savannah, GA
Savannah’s year-round outdoor activities are sure to satisfy even the most passionate sports enthusiasts.
Love to be out on the water? Rent a powerboat, kayak, or Jet Ski, or embark on a deep-sea fishing expedition and catch your own sea bass, king fish, and amberjack in Savannah waters. Embark on a kayaking voyage around Little Tybee Island and paddle through the pristine salt marshes, teeming with sea life. Wildlife and Nature Tours will have you exploring the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge, freshwater rivers and cypress swamps, rookeries filled with thousands of large white birds building nests, the estuary where salty ocean and fresh river waters mingle, and the beaches, marshes, and forests of wild islands.
Sunbathe and swim anywhere along our 5 miles of unspoiled beaches. Discover Tybee Island's sandy beaches, salty breezes, and outdoor adventure, located just 18 miles east of Savannah. Expect to see plenty of wildlife while you are here, from rough-billed pelicans and fiddler crabs to bottlenose dolphins. Learn about the creatures of the sea at the Tybee Marine Science Center. Picnic or read a relaxing book on our pier and pavilion located at the south end of the island. Days on Tybee are as active, or lazy, as the mood demands.
Whatever your sport, Savannah has something for you. Hit the links at any one of our challenging golf courses, located in and around Savannah. Baseball fans can get their fill at Historic Grayson Stadium and cheer on the Savannah Sand Gnats minor league baseball team — Class A Affiliates of the New York Mets. You can bike, jog, or power-walk your way through the 22 shady public squares located in the Savannah Historic District.
Savannah also offers great shopping in the Historic District, abundant culture and artistic exhibitions, theater and live music experiences, spooky ghost tours and plenty of history.
From the fairways to the waterways, there’s always something fun to do in Savannah Georgia!