Zac Holder
I Travel with Miki
2026/03/22- Savannah, Jekyll Island, and Beaufort, SC
Mar 22, 2026 to Mar 28, 2026
Savannah, Jekyll Island, Beaufort, SC
- Motorcoach Transportation
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6 Nights lodging, including 4 consecutive nights in the Savannah area
- 10 meals: 6 breakfasts and 4 dinners
- Guided Tour of Gorgeous Beaufort, SC. Queen of The Carloina Seas Islands
- Guided Trolley Tour of Savannah. Followed by hop on hop-on-hop-off privileges
- Guided tram tour of Jekyll Island
- Guided tour of St. Simon's Island
- Evening show at the Savannah Theatre
- Visit First African Baptist Church, Beaufort's Penn Center, and Cannonball House
- Day 1
- Depart in a spacious, video-equipped, and restroom-equipped Motorcoach and set off for beautiful Savannah, GA. This evening you will stay at an en route hotel.
- Day 2
- Enjoy a Continental Breakfast. Today, you will continue your journey, then enjoy a leisurely Dinner and check into a Savannah area hotel for a four-night stay.
- Day 3
- After a Continental Breakfast, you will start your journey with a GUIDED TROLLEY TOUR OF SAVANNAH, the “Belle of Georgia.” You'll see extraordinary architectural marvels, beautiful oak-lined streets, and lovely “town squares.” You will then have Hop-On/Hop-Off Privileges on the TROLLEY for the rest of the day. Enjoy free time on historic River Street, featuring unique 18th-century “ballast stone” streets and 19th-century cotton warehouses that are now home to fine eateries, unusual shops, and antique galleries. You'll also visit the FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH. Constituted in 1777, it is the oldest African American Church in North America. See historic elements that have allowed the congregation to preserve much of its rich history. Tonight, you'll enjoy Dinner with Entertainment before returning to your hotel for the evening.
- Day 4
- After enjoying a Continental Breakfast, you will depart for a GUIDED TOUR OF ST. SIMONS ISLAND. Take a stroll among moss-draped oaks or shop at the interesting boutiques and specialty shops in the historic area. Later, you'll take a GUIDED TRAM TOUR OF JEKYLL ISLAND. See how the nation's wealthiest citizens like J.P. Morgan and William Rockefeller lived and played – including a stop at what was once the exclusive “Millionaires Club.” After Dinner, you'll enjoy an evening show at the FAMOUS SAVANNAH THEATRE, then return to your hotel to rest for the next fun-filled day.
- Day 5
- Today, after a Continental Breakfast, enjoy a GUIDED TOUR OF MAGNIFICENT BEAUFORT, SC - “Queen of the Carolina Sea Islands”. Beaufort's history dates back as far as the 1500s. Its striking mansions and scenery served as the backdrop for several major motion pictures, including “The Big Chill” and “Forrest Gump”. You'll also visit historic Penn Center (the site of one of the country's first schools for freed slaves) on St. Helena Island and learn the history of "Gullah", a Creole form of English. Tonight, enjoy a nice Dinner before returning to your hotel for the evening.
- Day 6
- Enjoy a Continental Breakfast at your hotel before leaving for the Cannonball House and Museum in Macon, GA. This evening, relax at your en route hotel.
- Day 7
- Today, after enjoying a Continental Breakfast, you will depart for home... a perfect time to chat with your friends about all the fun things you've done, the great sights you've seen, and where your next group trip will take you!
Guided Trolley Tour of Savannah
See the best of “Georgia’s First City” during your fully narrated, 90-minute trolley tour. From the Visitor Center in the historic Central of Georgia Railway Passenger Station to the Talmadge Memorial Bridge, Old Trolley Tours is a comprehensive tour with more than 100 points of interest. Hop on and off at 15 different locations to sightsee, shop, or satisfy your hunger.
Old Town Savannah Trolley Tour is ADA compliant, offering a number of trolleys that are wheelchair accessible. Ask about the specific locations that can safely permit the loading and unloading of wheelchairs.
First African Baptist Church
Visit Savannah’s First African Baptist Church, one of the oldest African churches in North America, as part of this group motorcoach vacation package. Located in the historic district of Savannah, Georgia, the First African Baptist Church, while not officially organized until 1788, grew from Reverend George Leile who founded the congregation in 1773. Known today as a national historic landmark, the First African Baptist Church seeks God, shape lives and serves the world.
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The First African Baptist Church is ADA compliant. Public restrooms are located on site.
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Guided Tour of St. Simons Island
The largest of Georgia’s Golden Isles, see miles of untouched beaches, spot historic landmarks, and experience timeless adventure during your Guided Tour of St. Simons Island. Part of our Savannah, Jekyll Island, and Beaufort bus tour, St. Simons Island is known for its Gullah culture and moderate climate that makes it ideal for visitors and locals year-round.
- Please note that while your tour guide will do their best to take you through Gascoigne Bluff and Retreat Plantation’s Avenue of Oaks, visiting these sites will be dependent on time.
Guided Tour of Jekyll Island
One of the Golden Isles of Georgia, delights in the rich history and wonderful wildlife of Jekyll Island during a Savannah, Jekyll Island, and Beaufort bus tour. A mere 7 miles long and 1.5 miles wide, Jekyll Island can be found along Georgia’s coast and is named one of the “golden isles” for its vast marshes that turn a beautiful golden color in the fall, especially dramatic when lit by the setting sun.
The Savannah Theater
Opened in December 1818, this 200-year-old landmark is one of the oldest continually operating theaters in the entire country. The theater has survived several setbacks, including a hurricane in 1898 and fires in 1906 and 1948. After the 1948 fire, the newly renovated theater reopened in 1950 as a movie theater outfitted in an Art Deco style. Most recently restored in 2002 to install state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems, today’s Savannah Theatre puts on a variety of musicals throughout the year. Over the years, famous actors and actresses, including W.C. Field, Lillian Russell, Otis Skinner, and Oscar Wilde, have graced the stage, and Edwin Booth, the brother of John Wilkes Booth, performed in a show here in February of 1876. Savannah Theatre is located across from the beautiful Chippewa Square in the historic section of downtown Savannah.
Be sure to bring money for food and drinks during the 15-minute intermission of each production. Savannah Theatre productions typically last approximately two hours and 15 minutes, including intermission
Guided Tour of Beaufort
Renowned for its stunning scenery and historic charm, delight in the breathtaking waterfront views or soak in the abundance of history during a guided tour of Beaufort, part of our Savannah, Jekyll Island, and Beaufort group bus tour. Located on Port Royal Island, one of the largest Sea Islands along the southeast Atlantic Coast of the United States, Beaufort was chartered in 1711 and is the second oldest city in South Carolina.
The step-on guide uses a microphone to point out the great sights you will see throughout Beaufort.
Penn Center
Imagine a place where history whispers in the wind, carried on the salty breeze and rustling through the leaves of ancient live oaks. Nestled on the breathtaking shores of St. Helena Island, Penn Center isn't just a historic site; it's a vibrant legacy, a testament to the enduring spirit of African American education and cultural pride that continues to inspire. Founded in 1862, Penn Center stands tall as one of the nation's first schools established for formerly enslaved people. Imagine the hope that bloomed within these walls, the thirst for knowledge that fueled a generation's journey toward freedom and empowerment. Here, amidst the glimmering marshes and beneath the silvery embrace of moss-draped oaks, lies the heart of Gullah culture, waiting to be explored. Join Diamond Tours on an unforgettable journey to Penn Center on a motorcoach tour to the heart of ancient history. We'll whisk you away to this captivating island on a bus trip, where the past comes alive, and perseverance fills the air you breathe. Prepare to be captivated by the beauty of the landscape and the stories written into the fabric of Penn Center.
Don't just visit a historic site; embark on a transformative journey with Diamond Tours. Become part of the captivating narrative, where history comes alive and strength permeates your soul. Connect with the enduring spirit of Penn Center, a testament to the power of education and the unwavering pursuit of freedom.
Cannonball House and Museum
Step into the beautiful Greek Revival style Cannonball House & Museum and discover what life was like in 19th-century Macon, Georgia, as part of this group bus tour. Constructed in 1853 as a planter’s townhouse, the Cannonball House was named for damage sustained during the Civil War. Today, the Cannonball House & Museum is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and is devoted to acquiring, conserving, interpreting, and exhibiting artifacts that reflect Georgia’s heritage from the Antebellum through Reconstruction eras.
Stop by the Gift Shop for gifts and keepsakes. Jellies, honey and preserves, books, jewelry, toys, and ornamental collections are available to purchase. If you are looking for an unusual treat, try Cannonball House & Museum’s Frog Jam or Toe Jam. The Cannonball House & Museum features special exhibits throughout the year.