Charleston & Savannah Walking Tours

Our goal is always to find the most interesting and memorable lodging a region offers. Here's one of our favorites from our Charleston & Savannah vacation package. For a complete list, please call or email us.

Rutledge House Inn
A member of the Historic Hotels of America, the inn was once home to John Rutledge, an original signer of the U.S. Constitution. History records show the Rutledge family welcomed George Washington here in 1791. Lovingly restored, the beautiful details of the home include elaborately carved Italian marble fireplaces and graceful ironwork. The charming rooms have a colonial look with original moldings and carved fireplaces furnished with antiques.

Starting Point: Charleston, South Carolina - 1:00 pm

Ending Point: Savannah, Georgia - 12:00 pm

The Lowcountry region of South Carolina and Georgia has a warm, sometimes humid, climate. We will be spending some of our time boating and kayaking where temperatures tend to be cooler than the average.

Average Daily Highs (°F)	April	May	Sept.	Oct.
Charleston	76	83	83	77
Savannah	78	84	85	78

Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil - John Berendt
A best-selling book in which Berendt magically turns his relatively brief stay in Savannah into a rollicking and sensitive portrait of the city, capturing a great variety of colorful characters and the spirit of the place.

Charleston! Charleston! The History of a Southern City -
Walter Fraser
A definitive history of Charleston from its establishment in 1670 and its heyday as a bustling seaport and plantation town, through the Civil War and the devastation and rebuilding after Hurricane Hugo in 1989.