5 Days in Savannah and Charleston Itinerary

Begin your day with a visit to the stunning Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, known for its impressive architecture and beautiful stained glass windows. Have breakfast at Goose Feathers Cafe, which offers delicious pastries and coffee.

Next, explore the history of Girl Scouts at the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace. For lunch, dine at Treylor Park, known for its creative takes on classic Southern dishes.

Spend your evening exploring River Street with its shops and restaurants along the Savannah River. Don't miss out on dinner at Vic's On The River which offers scenic views and delectable seafood.

Visit the serene grounds of Bonaventure Cemetery, famous for its moss-draped oaks and historic gravesites. Have breakfast nearby at Fox & Fig Cafe, offering plant-based options in a cozy setting.

Head over to explore more history at the fascinating Wormsloe State Historic Site. For lunch, stop by The Grey Market which combines Southern flavors with New York-style deli offerings.

Experience an evening ghost tour with the popular attraction:  Savannah Sixth Sense Savannah Ghost Tour. Conclude your day with dinner at  Alligator Soul Restaurant known for its upscale Southern cuisine.

Start your final day by visiting one of Savannah’s oldest museums: Telfair Academy. Enjoy breakfast nearby at Broughton Common known for their delicious brunch menu.

Spend some time exploring another historical gem: Owens-Thomas House. Stop by Zunzi’s for lunch which is famous for their South African-inspired sandwiches.

Wrap up your trip by visiting one last iconic spot: Savannah City Market where you can shop local crafts or enjoy live music. Finish off with dinner at Cha Bella celebrated for their farm-to-table Italian cuisine.

Take an early morning drive to Charleston (approximately 2 hours). Start your day with a visit to the historic Battery & White Point Gardens, offering stunning views of Charleston Harbor. Enjoy breakfast at Millers All Day, known for its all-day brunch menu.

Explore Charleston's rich history with a visit to the Charleston Museum followed by lunch at Husk Restaurant, renowned for its farm-to-table Southern cuisine.

End your day with a stroll through Charleston's French Quarter before dining at FIG Restaurant, celebrated for its innovative dishes using local ingredients.