My partner and I loved the tour. Sister Pat is a truth teller and a true inspiration. She has the bonafide, she has the facts, and she is making real change. The tour covered the history of slaves arriving in the Port to sales to large plantations, to auctions of slaves for the Savannah market. The stories of the underground rail road at First Baptist and the 40 acres history were highlights. I was a little skeptical going in about reenactments, but Sister Ross and Sister Pat were on fire. A must for anyone interested in Gullah Geechee culture & Savannah.

Very fun and informative. The tour guide Ms. Pat was very lively and clearly knowledgeable and passionate tour guide. The food was so delicious.

The transportation was on time and convenient pick up locations in the historic district. Stephanie our guide was extremely informative and very knowledgeable of the local history. The dolphin tour was fun and a great chance to experience the marine life in the area.

What a wonderful day we had. The tour was fantastic and Dennis was the Best. From the start to the end was a very nice experience full of history and beauty.

We really enjoyed this tour. Our daughter had visited Savannah before and said that it was such a headache to go to Tybee Island on your own, so it was nice to be picked up and returned to our hotel (no one called to offer that service; we had to call and arrange). Stephanie was a wonderful, knowledgeable guide - she first drove around Savannah giving history/tidbits; we then drove to Tybee Island for the Dolphin Cruise - smaller boat but Eric (?) and his assistant were fun, and good at finding dolphins. We then had lunch at The Crabshack - very good frozen cocktails and seafood (if you don't like seafood they also have BBQ) - lunch was not included in the tour price and it was a little pricey but we over-ordered, so lots of food! We were then driven to the beach where you had your choice of beaching it (way too hot but another couple had worn swimsuits so swam in the ocean), going to the Lighthouse museum (extra fee; our daughters did climb the stairs!), or sitting in an outdoor bar and having a drink (we opted for this but still very hot). We were happy to return to the air-conditioned bus and get dropped off at our hotel. Thank you Stephanie! Also- keep in mind that they offer pick-up/drop-off service for 2 days after the tour so that's a nice bonus (until 4:30 so we couldn't use it for dinner).

Excellent, well conducted and informative tour. Emotional as well. Highly recommend for those interested in learning more about the history, freedom and contribution of enslaved people in Savannah.

This was such a fun day, I am so glad we did it. Our tour guide, Dennis, was wonderful. Very nice and funny. His history narrated tour on the way out of town was fantastic - I learned a lot. The van was nice and cool on a hot day. Dennis also had cold water for us, which was great. We spent 2 hours at the Crab Shack - and while it was very tasty and seeing the gators was really fun, I wish we had spent a smaller amount of time there so we could get more time on the beach. The dolphin tour was SO much fun. We saw many dolphins jump out of the water - so neat! The captain was hilarious and they gave us plenty of time for photos. The beach was beautiful and Dennis dropped us off at a location downtown that we had requested. Highly recommend - great way to spend our last day in the Savannah area!

This trip was wonderful! Tour guide Dennis was delightful. He was friendly, very communicative and shared so much history on the drive out and while on Tybee. Very informational and entertaining. Lunch at Crab Shack was delicious! Dolphin tour was fantastic! Such a great boat crew and worked so hard to find as many dolphins as possible while being silly and making us laugh. I opted for the lighthouse tour and museum, instead of short stop at the beach, and highly recommend. The climb up is a bit tough, but views are incredible!! Overall, well worth the time and money. A wonderful day!

John was a terrific guide and this was the perfect way for us to orientate ourselves on our first visit to this beautiful city. It is too hot to walk to all the places, so we were grateful to see more and learn all sorts of fun facts about Savannah. And it is good value if we utilize the shuttle service that is available to us for the next 2 days.

Of all the things we got to see and do on our trip to Savannah, we valued this tour the most. Sistah Roz is an amazing, compelling storyteller, and these stories need to be told. We learned so much from her. It's mind-blowing how Savannah is still struggling to come to terms with its difficult history of slavery. We absolutely recommend this tour!

Our tour guide (I believe his name was Dan), was AMAZING! He picked us up at a set pickup point a couple of blocks away from our air BNB and went out of his way to drop us off at the corner of where the air BNB was located which we were thankful for. At the start of the tour, he took the time to give us a small tour of downtown Savannah before we got on the road heading to Tybee Island. Once we arrived at Tybee, he lead us exactly to where we needed to be and checked us in for the boat ride. Our time on the boat was great. Of course, we saw dolphins and lots of them!!! Once we were done with the boat, our guide led us back to the bus and we headed for lunch. I will say that the only slight dislike, nothing too major though, is the place we are at for lunch does not have inside air conditioning. It was very hot this day and we had just gotten off the boat so we were hoping to relax in some cool air while grabbing a meal. Nonetheless, the food was good! Lastly, we headed to the beach, but by this time everyone in our tour group was tired and wanted to stay in the bus where it was nice and cool. Once you get to the beach, you have the choice of spending the remaining time of your tour however you’d like and as a group, we all decided that we’d rather cut it short as, like I previously said, we were tired and drained from the heat. Overall, this tour was amazing and I am sure that had it been a bit cooler, we would have enjoyed some nice relaxation on the beach.

My hubby and I did this tour. The company called us the day before to see if we were needed to be picked up and dropped off at our lodging in the historic district and we did. A driver showed up promptly the morning of our tour and took us to the tour office to get on the tour bus. It was a full bus. I cannot remember our tour guide’s name but he was wonderful. He commented on sites as we drove to Tybee Island, drove very well and was very nice. The first stop was at The Crab Shack. My hubby and I were still full from breakfast so we did not there. We checked out the alligators and birds. The dolphin boat ride was amazing. The staff was very friendly and the boat was comfortable for the dolphin watching. We saw dolphins galore!!!!! It was amazing!!!! We then drove to North Beach where we explored the beautiful beach. Some of the kiddos on the tour got in the water. This beach was beautiful and we got to see ocean!!! We then drove back to Savannah and got dropped off at our lodging. I think the tour was fantastic and well worth the price. Don’t eat a late breakfast so you can enjoy some food at the Crab Shack.

We had a great experience! I was chosen as a volunteer during the immersive experience and it made my teenagers day. Highly recommend this tour and experience. All actors and hosts did a great job to include Radar, Mauve, and Dr. Gaust (unsure of spelling).

This tour was the highlight of our trip to Savannah. Extremely valuable information. Priceless. Sister Rozz and Brother Robert captivated us with their knowledge of Savannah‘s history of slavery and the countless significant events that far too few people are aware of. We learned so much. I could see my children’s eyes opening. Inspiring, motivating, life changing. I highly recommend!!!

This tour was so touching and coherent from the start to the end by this magnificent storyteller Sister Razz ! Every facts she said felt like a liberation of a story that MUST been told. As a responsible society we should nurture these type of information and encourage the new generations to know about it. It’s been a long time I never had such a meaningful experience while learning and discovering history. Thank you Sister Razz and to your team.