Activities in Savannah + The Coast

“Eighteenth century meets eighteen minutes ago” is the mantra of this gas station turned showroom in Savannah, Georgia’s historic district. Here, Sout

Roughly 90 percent of the island is a land protected for the public, and also, one might add, protected from them, by virtue of limited access to it.

The remains of Thomas Carnegie's four-story 1884 mansion.

Teh fort was built in 1736 to bolster British Georgia’s defenses against upstart Spain.

don’t miss the Jepson Center for the Arts, a contemporary-art space by Israeli architect Moshe Safdie.

Located in Savannah’s Downtown Design District, a high-end shopping area, this European-style boutique displays merchandise for the home, such as bedd

This newly restored 1898 mansion was built by the Carnegie family.

As Savannah’s largest paddle sports retailer, this company offers rentals, lessons, guided full- and half-day excursions, and even overnight camping t

The company leads $15 two-hour afternoon Gates and Gardens tours spotlighting the district’s mid-19th- century gardens.

The irresistible aroma—and taste—of Savannah’s Candy Kitchen’s buttery pecan pralines, are a traditional Southern favorite.

This funky boutique stocks nautical-themed barware, vintage-inspired lamps, and costume jewelry (including some great cocktail rings).

Savannah College of Art and Design is a private school dedicated to creative majors, and ShopSCAD is one of the many places in Savannah selling the ar

This large shop houses finds from around the globe selected by the owners during their international travels. Local home goods, jewelry, and clothes f