Savannah TT'ers??

“Anyone close, know any good eating places, watering holes, things that I MUST see. I'm outta here Thursday..right ahead of the Hurricane...RUN FOR YOUR LIVERS!!!”

“Ga or Tn

if Savannah Ga go down by the river, that is where all the bars are, lots of good places to eat also. Tybee Island is nice, Sea Kayaking Of Georgia is there”

“If it is Savannah GA. You have to eat at The Pirate House. Great seafood and it is where Robert Louis Steavenson wrote part of Tresure Island. It is also supposed to be haunted by Captain Flint's ghost. Like Ewker said Tybee Island is also very cool. place too.”

“They shot the park bench scenes of the movie Forrest Gump at one of the squares there. I think there is a sign that says which one.

Also, check out the old cemetary on the outskirts of town. Ask any local what I am refering to and they will point you in the right direction. Very cool!”

“WK, I went to one old cemetary and it was considered to be in the historical district of Savannah. It was only a few blocks from the vistors info center. Lots of really neat houses down there.”

“Yea! I was at that one too! During the Union Army's occupation of Savannah, the troops moved a lot of the headstones to make room for their tents. The headstones were left in the original positions the army left them.

Also, I believe in the north east corner of the cemetery was a site used by peeps back in the day who would challenge duel's”

“Tilt, skullcap, and Mile Monster live over in Augusta.”

“I'm in GA..port wentworth area...i went out to tybee last night, watched a storm roll in, guys surfing..saw sea kayak of ga..The river area/bay street had some neat old buildings, but all the resturants, bars, shops looked too upscale and "trendy"”

“Love to help you out but I've never been to Savannah.

However, I am taking notes from this thread so that when I do go I'll have a plan ¦ ) .”

“Let me know when you go Skull. The wife dug up a lot of info before we went which came in handy.

It's a great little town with enought to do for 3 days.”

“Thanks WK, I'll keep that in mind!”

“skullcap, you live less than an hour away and haven't been? It's a neat town.”

“Tybee Island is pretty awesome. There is a seafood restaurant on the way there that I really enjoyed. Can't remember it's name, but it is on the way from Savannah to Tybee Island. It sits back in the trees and is pretty big, can't miss it.”

“EarthNSky
I ate at that place. It was really good. Wasn't it called Alice's or something? It's right off of that main road right before you get to the island on the left right?”

“I think your talking about Williams Seafood. If that is it I wasn't that impressed. AJ's Dockside on Tybee Island is also over rated.

Opie, head to River Rd. Those bars are not trendy, well some aren't.”

“agree wit them, nice places to eat, my g/f lives in savannah... awesome town...”

“Opie, head to River Rd. Those bars are not trendy, well some aren't."
Ewker
05:59:46 PM


its River Street...i believe it has a hilton hotel at one end and it comes in handy when you make the rounds throught bars there...if the bars on river street are too "upscale" then pardner you need to locate a place in Jacksoville, GA called Boone's Saloon. Chain link barbed wire fence and only one way in and out...its a blast..grew up with the people that own it...but wait if they ask if you want to go check out the river its not a real good thing...”

“There's more shops and restaraunts in City Market. Belmont's is one of the best. On the way out to Tybee, there's a little town called Thunderbolt where local fishhouses serve the freshest catch of the day. And there's a new place on the road out to Tybee called the crab shack or crazy crab that has the best she-crab soup you'll ever eat.”

“heck, i had plans to go to Savannah this comeing weekend, but looks like the storm is gonna f--k it all up.

will have to reschedule i suppose.”

“Dayhiker, it's actually a little over 3 hours drive from here. There are a lot of places that are a little over 3 hours drive from here that I haven't been to yet. I'll get to it eventually, I'm sure.”

“Some day!!! :-)”

“After I wrote the comment I looked it up on the map. They don't look too far apart, but it seems like one of those places that you can't get there from here. Sorry for bustin' ya.”

“OK, we're going to Savannah the weekend before Christmas. We'll be there Saturday-Monday. Anybody have any ideas for stuff a 17 year old boy might like? The trip is a Christmas present for The Boye.

No pressure, but he's having his wisdom teeth out when we get back and we want to make this extra special just in case that messes up Christmas for him. So make the suggestions GOOD!”

“A 17-year-old girl?”

“Funny! He already has one of those. She's not going to be going with us.”

“if he likes to kayak do that. Sea kayak of georgia is on Tybee Island.
They have a ghost walking tour. Rent or take bikes to tour the city. The street by the river has lots of good places to eat.”

“Is it Sea Kayak of Georgia that does the kayak tours? I really think he'd like to do that.”

“yep that is it. I went on a tour with them this past summer.

http://www.seakayakgeorgia.com/
last edited: 12/07/04 10:57:25 AM”

“Cool, thanks! Anybody have any more ideas? We'll have nearly 3 whole days to fill and I'd like to have lots of alternate options. So far all I've been able to come up with on my own is the narrated cruise and the haunted graveyard tour.”

“Ghost tour was the bomb! He'll like that! I rented a "sit on top" kayak from a place across the street from Seak Kayak of GA - paddled to a little lighthouse. Was nice!

If he likes neat graveyards, visit Bonaventure - real neat!

Lessee.. what else did I do when I was there? I drank...
hmmm.. have breakfast at the Breakfast Club. That place was awesome!! Real nice diner and the cooks are rowdy - try to sit at the diner if you can..

The Breakfast Club. This is a world famous breakfast place that you simply don't want to miss. This restaurant is only open for breakfast but always draws a large crowd. There is typically a line forming out front of the restaurant to get a table. You'll pay $6-10 a plate here. 1500 Butler Avenue. 786-5984.”

“There is a family style restaurant that's on the travel channel a good bit. Mrs. Wilkes Boarding house, I think. I was there in '92 or so for a Habitat for Humanity build and the line was out the door for that restaurant. It was there in the 60's when my folks lived there and was busy then too.

The ghost tour was the first thing I thought of.

Does he like kayaking/outdoors types of things?

Isn't there a Navy sub base there? Maybe they have a sub museum like Pensacola has the flight museum?”

“the ghost tour is supposedly great.. i was just in savannah a few weeks ago. we did mostly historic buildings and such. the TR and pics are on my webpage.

www.freewebs.com/scorchfire”

“He's never been kayaking but he loves canoeing. That Breakfast Club sounds a lot like a place we went to in San Fran that he really liked.

That Navy sub thing sounds worth checking out.

So far I've got Saturday afternoon and evening and Monday morning covered. That leaves all day Sunday. Thanks for the new leads!”

“Never been... but had looked at this for a trip that didn't pan out.

Do you guys geocache? There's a ton around. But this one really interested me. Your son, who knows??

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=c87c82e6-3504-476a-af5e-2fbfd2e89c5a

You might have to register to see it.”

“Interesting. I may have to check that out myself.”