Explore Savannah’s Historic District by e-bike in 1.5 hours
1.5 hours
Guide, e-bike, water bottle
Pedal through Savannah on a 1.5-hour guided e-bike ride that covers about 5–10 miles of flat, easy terrain. See many of the city’s squares, Forsyth Park, and the Savannah River waterfront while your city-licensed guide shares local history and tips.
Arrive 15 minutes early for bike fitting and pre-ride setup. Bring a rain jacket or windbreaker with a hood in case of threatening skies.
Full refund if you cancel 24 or more hours before departure. No refund if you cancel less than 24 hours before departure or if you are a no-show. If the operator cancels due to weather or any other reason, you can reschedule or get a full refund if rescheduling isn’t possible or desired.
Product ID: HMCBG8
Bring a rain jacket or windbreaker with a hood, plus sunglasses, sunscreen, and insect repellent. You can also bring a coffee or other non-alcoholic drink; you’ll get a bottle of water, and it helps to bring extra water in hot weather.
Dress for the season; layers work well in spring and fall. Coats or jackets, hats, and sometimes gloves can help on cold or chilly days. Wear sturdy shoes (flip-flops and sandals are okay, but lace-ups or slip-ons work even better).
Yes. Arrive at least 15 minutes before your start time so you can get fitted for your e-bike, grab water, and use the restroom if needed before the group departs.
Savannah Bike Tours
With an exceptional rating backed by hundreds of reviews, this operation consistently delivers memorable tours of Savannah's historic districts. The guides earn glowing praise across the board, with "Non-Fiction Steve" standing out as a favorite for his engaging storytelling, genuine humor, and encyclopedic knowledge of the city. Other guides like Will and Gregg receive equally enthusiastic shoutouts for their expertise and personable approach. Reviewers appreciate that the guides feel authentic rather than robotic, connecting personally with guests and even earning laughs from teenagers. The bikes (both regular and e-bikes) are well-maintained, and the routes are manageable for riders of all comfort levels. Multiple reviewers recommend doing this tour first when visiting Savannah since guides provide excellent local recommendations and help orient visitors to the city. The flexibility impressed several guests too, with one guide pivoting to a walking tour during a rainstorm and another personalizing stops for a private couple's tour. The fist-bumps for correct answers and post-tour recommendation lists are nice touches that guests remember fondly.
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