Pirate's Walk Adventure Tour

Walk the plank of Savannah's colorful and mischievous pirate past as you walk this mile long journey to view the Colonial section of the Historic district, 18th Century dwellings, Lilli Hampton Bridge, Henry Willink Cottage, and a tour of the Pirate's House Restaurant.  Pirates, outlaws and outcasts were among coastal Georgia's first citizens - living on the coast for more than a century before Savannah was established. Familiar names like Blackbeard, Treasure Island, and Jean Lafitte are linked to the region's rich history. During your walking tour, hear the tales to be told by your very knowledgeable tour guide dressed as a pirate! Leave for your tour on the riverfront Riverstreet and up to the Colonial section of the Historic district where you will be enlivened with tales of the pirate activity that took place in these 18th Century buildings. Then prepare to be scared out of your wits with the stories that the Henry Willink Cottage and the Lilli Hampton Bridge hold as the spookiest places in town. Finally, head down Washington Square to the famous Pirate's House Restaurant for a tour of the tunnels where men were shanghaied and goods were smuggled!

Savannah's spirit belongs to sea and pirates and privateers, freebooters and buccaneers are part of the maritime tradition of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Come and experience the most historical part of Georgia all in one fun-filled tour.

Details

• This tour is appropriate for all ages.
• This is a walking tour of one mile — comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended.
• All of the areas of the tour are handicap accessible.
• Cameras and video cameras are permitted and greatly encouraged.