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7 Stops • Self-Guided • $16.95 per Group
Explore Savannah’s waterfront at your own pace with a history Quest designed for families, friends, homeschool groups, and other small groups exploring together.
The $16.95 price is for the group—not per person. Use one phone and explore together, stopping when you want for food, shopping, photographs, or just to enjoy the waterfront.
Along the way, you’ll investigate seven Savannah locations and learn how to look for the physical evidence history left behind.
You’ll discover:
An old cannon with broken trunnions, a spiked vent, and evidence of a second life on Savannah’s waterfront
Georgia’s historic Old City Exchange Bell and its connection to an 1811 alarm
The Washington Guns, captured at Yorktown and presented to Savannah after George Washington’s 1791 visit
The Cluskey Vaults and clues hidden around the old Factors Walk
Savannah’s Winged Lion and what the landscape reveals about the changing waterfront
Fingerprints still visible in historic bricks
The site of an actual 1811 confrontation involving French privateers and Savannah citizens
This is more than reading signs. You’ll be asked to look, investigate, compare, and find the evidence for yourself.
There is no guide to keep up with and no fixed tour schedule. Start when you want, move at your own pace, pause when you need to, and experience Savannah together.
One Quest. One group. $16.95.
Explore Savannah on Your Own Schedule.
7 Stops • Self-Guided • $16.95 per Group
Explore Savannah’s waterfront at your own pace with a history Quest designed for families, friends, homeschool groups, and other small groups exploring together.
The $16.95 price is for the group—not per person. Use one phone and explore together, stopping when you want for food, shopping, photographs, or just to enjoy the waterfront.
Along the way, you’ll investigate seven Savannah locations and learn how to look for the physical evidence history left behind.
You’ll discover:
An old cannon with broken trunnions, a spiked vent, and evidence of a second life on Savannah’s waterfront
Georgia’s historic Old City Exchange Bell and its connection to an 1811 alarm
The Washington Guns, captured at Yorktown and presented to Savannah after George Washington’s 1791 visit
The Cluskey Vaults and clues hidden around the old Factors Walk
Savannah’s Winged Lion and what the landscape reveals about the changing waterfront
Fingerprints still visible in historic bricks
The site of an actual 1811 confrontation involving French privateers and Savannah citizens
This is more than reading signs. You’ll be asked to look, investigate, compare, and find the evidence for yourself.
There is no guide to keep up with and no fixed tour schedule. Start when you want, move at your own pace, pause when you need to, and experience Savannah together.
One Quest. One group. $16.95.
Explore Savannah on Your Own Schedule.