TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Five nights in a Boutique Historic Savannah Inn
Guided carriage tour of Savannah’s historic district
Reflective visit to Bonaventure Cemetery
Scenic drive through Isle of Hope and view of Wormsloe’s live oak avenue
Sunset boat ride to Little Tybee Island
Low Country Shrimp Boil Dinner
Gullah-Geechee Heritage Experience to Ossabow Islands
Hands-on indigo dyeing workshop with a local fiber artist
Southern cooking workshop featuring Hoppin’ John and traditional biscuit-making and pickled peaches
Private organ performance at a historic Savannah church
Day trip to the artist community of Bluffton, SC
Free time to explore Savannah’s squares, shops, and cafés
Sketchbook morning in Forsyth Park with SCAD local artist
Private access to Savannah’s hidden gardens
Optional lantern ghost storytelling walk through Savannah’s haunted quarters
Poetry on the porch with wine and shared readings
Intimate Farewell Private Feast
Special surprises along the way
TOUR PRICE $4895.00 (Double Occupancy)
Join me on a soulful journey through Savannah, Tybee, and the heart of the Low Country. Step into a world where time slows down, stories linger, and the scent of salt and jasmine drifts through the air. This six-day journey through Savannah and the Low Country invites you to experience the South in its most soulful and restorative form. From the haunting beauty of moss-draped squares and marble angels to island tides and artist studios, each day offers a gentle unfolding of history, culture, and creative expression.
You’ll walk beneath live oaks and along riverside paths, share southern-cooked meals in storied places, and connect with artisans, chefs, and storytellers who keep the spirit of the South alive. With moments of guided exploration and space for personal wandering, the rhythm of this tour honors both curiosity and rest while delighting in the soul of the Deep Soul. Highlights include a visit to Bonaventure Cemetery, coastal time on Tybee Island, a day trip to the art-filled towns of Bluffton and Beaufort, and a creative immersion into Savannah’s vibrant arts scene through the SCAD Museum and local makers.
This is more than a tour, it’s a tapestry of connection, beauty, and belonging. A place to pause. A chance to return to yourself.
12 SPOTS
TRIP OVERVIEW
TRIP PRICE: $4895.00
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Beautiful, centrally located accommodations double occupancy; $1445.00 Single supplement fee
Most meals (5 Breakfast, 1 Lunch, 4 Dinners)
Sudden Journeys Tour Director
A small, friendly group of 12 people
All ground transportation throughout the tour
All sightseeing, events, and visits as noted in the itinerary
All entrance fees, service charges, and standard taxes
Local guides and restaurant gratuities
Special dinner and welcome drinks
Custom-designed gifts for your travels
Fine print: You are responsible for the cost of your drinks and free-time sightseeing. See our Tour Conditions for important details regarding everything listed above. When using the tube/bus you will be paying for this as you must pay with your own contactless form of payment.
Arrival Airport: SAV Savannah, GA
Departure Airport: SAV Savannah, GA
Note: The itinerary is descriptive, not definitive, and is subject to change. There also may be modifications due to weather, restoration works taking place are historic sites, and availability of local activities and guides.
ACCOMMODATIONS
FIVE NIGHTS IN SAVANNAH
A beautifully restored 1876 Victorian mansion blends timeless Southern elegance with a modern sense of peace. Set in the heart of Savannah’s historic district, it features individually designed rooms, peaceful courtyards, and thoughtful amenities like yoga classes, afternoon tea, and locally sourced breakfasts. The home’s original details: soaring ceilings, heart pine floors, and ornate fireplaces—set a gracious tone, while the welcoming staff and soulful ambiance create a sense of homecoming. Staying at this charming inn isn’t just about luxury, it’s about rhythm, reflection, and the southern charm of Savannah life.
TOUR LEADER: KYLE CAMPBELL
FOUNDER OF SUDDEN JOURNEYS
Kyle, the founder and CEO of Sudden Journeys, is a seasoned travel guide with over two decades of experience leading small groups. She has guided thousands of travelers across storied landscapes and city streets, always with one aim: to offer journeys that inspire, restore, and connect.
Her travel career began in Savannah. As a student at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), Kyle worked as a licensed guide, leading historic and ghost tours through the city. It was in Savannah that she learned not just how to tell a story, but how to listen to a place. She knows every street and story of this city and returns with deep affection to share its beauty, complexity, and soul
Since then, Kyle has gone on to design and lead group tours across Europe, blending cultural depth and a desire to expand the worldview of her travelers. But Savannah remains her touchstone. This tour is more than a destination for her… it’s a return. A nod to her origins. With Kyle, you’ll experience the Low Country not just as a visitor, but through the eyes of someone who called it home.
Sunday, April 12 | Day One: Arrive in Savannah
Arrive in Savannah. After settling into your accommodations, you’ll be welcomed with a guided walking or carriage tour through Savannah’s historic district. Before dinner, enjoy rooftop welcome drinks with sweeping city views. We’ll gather afterward for a beautifully prepared welcome dinner.
Guided walking or carriage tour of Savannah’s historic district
Visit St John’s Cathedral
Rooftop reception drinks with live music
Special welcome dinner sampling Low Country cuisine
Light walking: 2-3 miles throughout the afternoon.
Monday, April 13 | Day Two: Bonaventure, Isle of Hope & Tybee
We begin the day with a reflective visit to Bonaventure Cemetery. From there, we’ll enjoy lunch on the way to the Isle of Hope, with a brief stop to admire Wormsloe’s iconic live oaks from the entrance. In the late afternoon, we’ll travel to Tybee Island to meet the Captain for a 90-minute boat ride to Little Tybee Island. After returning to Tybee, we’ll stop for drinks at a beach bar and enjoy a Low Country shrimp boil hosted outdoors as a flavorful and festive gathering.
Reflective visit to Bonaventure Cemetery
Scenic walk through the Isle of Hope
View of Wormsloe’s iconic oak avenue
Boat ride with to Little Tybee Island
Drinks at a Tybee Beach bar
Low Country Shrimp Boil Dinner on Tybee Island
Light walking: 3- 5 miles throughout the day. MINI COACH RIDE. 2 HRS. BOAT RIDE 90 MINS.
Tuesday, April 14 | Day Three: Heritage, Indigo & Southern Flavors
We begin the day with a boat ride or optional excursion to Ossabaw Island for a special Gullah Geechee heritage tour. Return to Savannah for a hands-on indigo dyeing workshop with a local fiber artist. In the late afternoon, gather for a Southern cooking experience: a culinary workshop featuring Hoppin’ John and traditional biscuits with preserves and pickles. We’ll close the day with a private organ performance at a local church. Dinner together in the evening. For those interested, a night out after dinner listening to blues music.
Boat ride to Ossabaw Island Gullah Geechee Heritage tour
Hands-on indigo dyeing workshop
Low Country food talk and culinary session
Dinner together in the evening
Optional: Night out listening to blues music
Moderate walking: 3- 5 miles throughout the day. MINI COACH RIDE 2 HRS.
Wednesday, April 15 | Day Four: Bluffton & Savannah Evening
We journey to the artistic enclave of Bluffton for a slow-paced morning of art galleries, historic porches, and riverside views. On the way, we’ll stop at Cahill’s Market, part café, part farm stand for a taste of the region’s agrarian roots. We return to Savannah by mid-afternoon for free time. Later in the evening, gather again for an intimate gathering on the porch for an evening of poetry, essays, and travel reflections shared over wine and candlelight. For those interested in Savannah’s haunted side, we’ll offer an optional lantern ghost storytelling walk with a local guide through the city’s atmospheric alleys and haunted squares.
Morning visit to Bluffton’s galleries and riverside
Afternoon free time in Savannah
Dinner on your own or join Kyle at her former favorite college haunt
Optional lantern-lit ghost storytelling walk
Intimate porch gathering with wine and readings
Moderate walking: 3-5 miles throughout the day. MINI COACH 90 MINS.
Thursday, April 16 | Day Five: Hidden Gardens & Storytelling
Late morning start. Begin with a Sketchbook Morning at Forsyth Park, led by a local SCAD artist inviting you to see the city through a creative lens. Visit a local BBQ joint for some of the best local BBQ. Afterward, enjoy private access to Savannah’s Secret Gardens, tucked behind historic homes and layered with beauty. In the afternoon, take a few hours of free time to wander on your own. End the week coming back together for a celebratory evening: a candlelit farewell dinner in a private setting.
Sketchbook morning at Forsyth Park
BBQ lunch at a local spot
Private access to Savannah’s hidden gardens
Free time in the afternoon to explore River Street, Broughton Street and more of the historic district
Candlelit farewell dinner in a private space.
Moderate walking: 4-6 miles throughout the day.
Friday, April 17 | Day Six: Departure
Final breakfast together before departures. Depart hotel by 11AM.
MORE TOUR INFORMATION
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Plan to arrive in Savannah by 2:00PM on Sunday, April 12. Departures can be scheduled anytime on Friday, April 17.
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Boutique hotels based on availability. The hotel is selected for comfort, charm, and proximity to the itinerary.
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Yes, we work with restaurants and chefs who can accommodate gluten-free, vegetarian, and other common dietary needs with advance notice.
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That isn’t a problem at all! You will have plenty of options.
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This is a slow-paced, immersive experience. Daily walking is expected, but activities are designed to be accessible for most fitness levels.
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Absolutely. We welcome solo travelers and offer a single supplement for private rooms.
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The itinerary is designed with flexibility in mind. In case of rain or unforeseen weather, indoor alternatives or rescheduling of outdoor events will be arranged when possible.
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Absolutely! If you feel you need downtime or you aren’t interested in the day trip, experience planned, you’re welcome to do your own thing. This is your trip after all.