THE SPLURGE
Perry Lane Hotel
Polished, playful luxury with a rooftop pool and Peregrin bar—perfect for a milestone weekend.
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Savannah,
with your favorite people.
Moss-draped squares, Tybee beach time, rooftop spritzes, and unforgettable dinners—three dreamy days planned so no one has to manage the group chat.
THE PERFECT LONG WEEKEND3 DAYS · 2 NIGHTS · 1 ICONIC CITY
Slow mornings. Long dinners.
WHY SAVANNAH?
Southern charm
without the sleepy.
History, art, coastal charm, and cocktails-to-go blend like Savannah's perfect recipe. Wander its storied squares, savor soulful Southern food, then slip away to Tybee Island when the sea starts calling.
GO DEEPER
The Savannah themed guides
Want a weekend with a very specific point of view? These editorial guides plan the whole trip around one iconic Savannah mood.
✦ Savannah After Dark: A Haunted WeekendWHERE TO STAY
Pick your weekend personality.
Stay in or near the Historic District so dinner, drinks, and most of the itinerary are walkable.
THE SCENE
JW Marriott Plant Riverside
Riverfront energy, dramatic design, restaurants and nightlife all in one lively district.
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Bellwether House
An intimate 1876 inn near Forsyth Park with character, calm, and grown-up charm.
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YOUR DONE-FOR-YOU PLAN
Sip, stroll
and stay awhile.
Three flexible days of history, beach bliss, boutique finds, standout meals, and enough breathing room for one more round.
Ease into Savannah slowly—then add rooftop cocktails and just the right amount of mystery.
Strolls, squares & spirits
Brunch at The Collins Quarter
Start with the lavender mocha, a long brunch, and absolutely no rushing.
Forsyth Park + the squares
Wander beneath the moss-draped oaks through Forsyth Park, Chippewa Square, and the Historic District.
Waffles, rosé + Leopold's
Stop at Mirabelle Café, then make room for an old-fashioned scoop at Leopold's.
Dinner at The Grey
Elevated Southern fare inside the beautifully restored 1938 Greyhound station.
Rooftop spirits + ghost stories
Toast at Peregrin, then try Ghosts & Gravestones or a Grave Tales walking tour.
THE SHORTLIST
Eat well.
Sip slowly.
Reservations are not the place for spontaneity. Book the big dinners early; leave a little room for discoveries.
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Celebration dinner
The Grey
Modern Southern cooking in a striking former bus terminal.
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Savannah classic
The Olde Pink House
Historic rooms, candlelight, and traditional Southern favorites.
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Pass the biscuits
Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room
Family-style fried chicken, mac and cheese, and banana pudding. Lunch only; the line is worth it.
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Foodie favorite
Common Thread
Thoughtful, shareable plates in a warm Victorian-era home.
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Rooftop cocktails
Peregrin
Come for the spritzes; stay for the skyline and golden-hour glow.
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Sweet stop
Leopold's
A beloved Savannah ice cream tradition since 1919—and yes, twice is justified.
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Make it more than
a dinner reservation.
A food tour, river cruise, trolley loop, or haunted walk gives the weekend a shared story—and lets someone else handle the directions.
Browse Savannah experiences ↗THE TAP-TO-PACK LIST
Bring the cute shoes.
Pack the sensible ones.
Tap each item as it lands in your bag. Your ankles will thank us by Saturday afternoon.
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Savannah Girls' Trip FAQs
How many days do you need for a Savannah girls' trip?
Three days is ideal for the historic district, a Tybee Island outing, great dinners, and enough porch or rooftop time to remember this is a vacation.
Do you need a car in Savannah?
Not for the historic district, where walking and rideshares work well. Rent a car or book transportation if Tybee Island is part of the plan.
Where should first-time visitors stay in Savannah?
Stay in or near the historic district for the easiest first trip. You will be close to the squares, restaurants, riverfront, and the late-night walk back to your hotel.
What should we reserve first in Savannah?
Book the hotel and your two priority dinners first, then add a food tour, river cruise, or ghost walk. Popular restaurants and spring or fall weekends reward advance planning.
The GGC shortcut
Stay downtown. Reserve dinner.
Wear the walking shoes.
That's the formula. Everything else is Spanish moss and good decisions.
Start planning ↑Part of our complete guide to the girls' weekend getaway.