Explore a wealth of outdoor activities that showcase the region’s stunning natural beauty.

Whether you enjoy lounging on Tybee Island’s beach, kayaking, hiking, biking, hunting or simply strolling through quaint squares. And of course, there is also the favorite pastime of porch sitting (and sipping iced tea). 

This region is a vibrant hub of culture, offering a multitude of activities that celebrate its rich artistic heritage and diverse community.

Each year festivals such as Picnic in the Park featuring the Savannah Philharmonic, the Savannah Jazz Festival and SCAD’s Sidewalk Arts Festival bring the community together in Forsyth Park and various points throughout the region.

From fine dining at its best with The Grey, headed by James Beard Award winner Mashama Bailey to some of the best ribs that are so tender they fall off the bone, you will find something to delight your taste buds.

And you can’t live this close to the coast and not indulge in the seafood. With most restaurants masterfully cooking a fresh catch that came off the docks that morning, you’re sure to declare seafood as a specialty of the region.

Cocktail wizardry is as important as the meal here in the Savannah region. The City of Savannah’s open container law allows adults to sip a cocktail as they stroll through and enjoy the sites within the Historic District.

Whether its taking in the world-renowned Savannah Bananas on their home field, rooting for Georgia Southern University’s division I football team, watching the drop puck at a Ghost Pirates hockey game, or being one of the 5,300 fans at cheering on our professional soccer team, the Tormenta Football Club, there is a sports team for you.

Other popular sporting events include the Publix Women’s Half and 5K, Enmarket Savannah River Bridge Run, Critz Tybee Run Fest, the St. Patrick’s Day Rugby Tournament, and the Savannah Hockey Classic.