Cairo, GA, USA to Savannah, GA, USA from $109: 1 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Distance: 240 km

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Traveling From Cairo to Savannah

Traveling from Cairo to Savannah offers a striking contrast between the bustling streets filled with rich history and vibrant culture in Egypt and the charming southern hospitality and historic squares of Georgia.

Best Neighbourhoods in Savannah

Savannah's neighborhoods offer diverse experiences, each with distinct charm.

Historic District

• Iconic architecture and cobblestone streets abound.

• Numerous museums and historic sites to explore.

River Street

• Vibrant waterfront lined with shops and restaurants.

• Enjoy views of passing ships and the Savannah River.

Forsyth Park

• Expansive green space featuring walking trails and fountains.

• Hosts local events and a bustling farmers' market.

Best Times To Visit Savannah's Attractions

To enjoy Savannah's attractions without the hustle, timing is key.

Forsyth Park

Visit early morning or late afternoon for a peaceful stroll.

Savannah Riverwalk

Evenings during weekdays are less crowded and cooler.

Bonaventure Cemetery

Early spring or fall mornings offer serenity and beautiful scenery.

Savannah Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Savannah experiences a humid subtropical climate, with warm summers and mild winters, making it an attractive destination year-round. Spring and fall generally offer the most pleasant weather for exploring the city, while summer heat and humidity can influence your outdoor plans.

Dining in Savannah: A Taste of the South

Don't miss trying shrimp and grits at The Grey, a restaurant housed in a restored railroad depot that blends Southern flavors with a contemporary twist. The cozy atmosphere and emphasis on local ingredients provide a distinct dining experience that contrasts sharply with the vibrant spices and communal dining often found in Cairo.