Savannah Maritime Tradition

Rumrunners, Ironclads, and luxury Savannah Passenger Liners all depicted in magnificent detail at the Maritime Museum. Stories slowly unfold as intricate scale models capture our attention. From the American Revolution to the Civil War to the modern cargo port it is today, Savannah played an integral role in maritime trade and commerce, serving as a crucial hub for shipping and economic activity throughout American history. Experimental nuclear cargo and passenger ship NS Savannah demonstrated a peaceful use of nuclear fission with a range of 300,000 nautical miles.

We venture out along the waterfront, enjoying ships passing, ferries whisking away passengers, and dinner cruises departing at sunset. Dinner at a rooftop bar overlooking the bridge as evening sets in affords us a magnificent view prior to our departure. New York bound, we depart late at almost 11 pm, ready for our next leg of adventure.Read more