Cheyanne and Scott gave a fun and interesting tour. We loved Cheyanne and her presentation of Savannah. We really loved the well behaved and well trainer horses.

Loved it. Needed relaxing activity. Chose to have carriage pick us up at our bed and breakfast, which was convenient. Mike was cool guide. Pretty much ensured we got whatever information we were looking for. Great service. Recommend it. Mike rocks!

this ghost tour of savannah is something special, particularly if you want to see some local color but can't walk far or easily. Liz, the driver, was accomplished and knowlegable, and had a good rapport with our horses, King and Cheney. this company has a fun web site with pictures and biographies of their horses, including their astrological signs(!) excellent... More

This is a must do attraction when visiting Savannah. It was a wonderful history lesson and I'm happy to know how well the horses are being taken care of. Liz was an excellent and very knowledgeable tour guide.

This tour was relaxing and informative, but somewhat pricey and we weren't thrilled with our tour guide. She didn't give enough warning about what to look at until we were right next to the building/park (which was hard to see in the carriage). I would only recommend if you have mobility issues or are short on time for seeing the... More

This was our second visit to Savannah, but we still love to take a carriage tour. Liz was our guide and she was very knowledgable. She took us though the more residential area, per our request, and gave us the history on homes outside of the typical trolley tour. We really enjoyed our ride and Liz's perspective of this lovely... More

Last minute walk up on a late Saturday night. Pay for the private tour at night. Romantic and serene. No traffic weather was perfect. Beautiful to see the lights in the homes at night. Our favorite part of our savannah weekend. Driver was a sweet Vidalia girl who regaled us with her wit and sweet personality. Love how she handled... More

we opted to do the horse/carriage tour verses the trolly. The trolly makes to many stops for people to get on and off.

Since this was our first time in savannah I wanted to learn the history & take a tour.. The carriage seemed the way to go. I called ahead on a Wednesday to book a time at 11:10 am on Sunday. I asked the guy on the phone if my well behaved 85 lb lab could come with on a private... More