Bike Tour Savannah and Charleston
Tour Overview
Bike Tour in Savannah, Beaufort, and Charleston
Pedal a part of the 200 miles of Lowcountry coastline from Savannah, Georgia, to Charleston, South Carolina, soaking up live-oak canopies and Southern hospitality. Trace Savannah’s storied sites—from Bonaventure Cemetery to the oak-lined avenue of Wormsloe—then roll into Beaufort to admire its antebellum architecture and ride the paved Spanish Moss Trail. Continue north across the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge for sweeping harbor views, with time to explore Sullivan’s Island and Fort Moultrie. Cap the journey at Patriots Point with the USS Yorktown and Cold War Submarine Memorial, and delve into maritime history at the Fort Sumter National Monument.
SOUTHERN US TRIPS
WARM WINTER TRIPS
Lodging Information
Distinctive lodging, carefully selected to complement your tour.
The Kimpton Brice
Rated #7 in Top Hotels in the South by Conde Nast Traveler, this is the stylish Southern belle of Savannah hotels where you’re surrounded by antebellum Southern beauty. (2 Nights)
Beaufort Inn
A Setting That Stays True to its History: Guests of The Beaufort Inn are welcomed with classic Southern hospitality, style and comfort and invites you to experience a classic southern inn in a historic coastal southern town (2 Nights)
French Quarter Inn
Recently named as TripAdvisor’s 2019 #1 Overall Hotel in the United States, this is a boutique hotel with rustic charm, designed to make you feel like you are right in your own home. (2 Nights)
Date and Pricing
Start Location: Savannah, GA | End Location: Charleston, SC
Limited E-Bikes Available - Request Early
Rating: Easy Trips
- 2026
- Make it Private
What's Included
- Support of experienced tour leaders from start to finish
- Full van support for a variety of route options
- Custom Sojourn jersey and water bottles – both yours to keep
- All gratuities at hotels and restaurants
- Guided walking tour of historic sites in Savannah
- Kayaking the Ebenezer Creek or Little Tybee Island in October
- Cultural activities, including an authentic Gullah Geechee dinner
- Six nights in luxurious charming southern hotels
- Complimentary use of Sojourn’s equipment and bikes [Our Bike Fleet]
- Tandem Custom Built Cannondales or Co-Motions options at an added cost of $300
- Baggage transfers and porterage
- Limited E-Bikes are available on a first-come, first-served basis
- All breakfasts, four lunches, and four dinners
- Daily route directions, maps, and a downloadable GPS
- 5% Past Traveler Discount to use on your next Sojourn Tour. Conditions apply.
SAVANNAH TO CHARLESTON BIKE TOUR - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When and where does the tour start and end?
We meet in Savannah at the Kimpton Brice Hotel at 1:30 PM. The tour ends at the French Quarter Inn in Charleston at 12:30 PM.
What’s included in the price?
All accommodations, bikes , breakfasts plus most dinners and lunches. Here’s a full list of what’s included.
How much shuttling is involved?
There are two 1½-hour shuttles: one on Day 3 to Beaufort and one on Day 5 to Charleston.
What are the routes like—will we ride with traffic?
Most riding is on trails and bike paths, but there are short sections on roads, and city areas can be busier.
Are there non-biking activities?
Yes—kayaking is included. We also visit museums and enjoy a Lowcountry Gullah Geechee dinner.
Are e-bikes available?
Yes—limited e-bikes are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Is there van support during rides?
Absolutely. On longer days you can ride as much or as little as you like. The support van is there for breaks or lifts—just communicate with your leaders.
How flexible is the itinerary?
Very. Our trips are designed to be flexible, and leaders will help plan downtime or independent time if you’d like.
What is the riding level and daily distance?
Rated easy with minimal elevation. The longest optional day is 53 miles; you can always choose shorter mileage.
Can the schedule change?
Yes. Meal times, road closures, or weather can prompt adjustments. Our leaders are trained to offer alternatives, and we’ll keep the experience excellent with your cooperation.
What if I need to cancel?
We have one of the industry’s most lenient cancellation policy. Here’s our full terms and conditions.
Guest Reviews
“Our destinations provided exposure to areas of the US that I have never visited before. The historical preservation was incredible, plus the plantations we visited gave a clear understanding of the factors leading to the Civil War. Everything was excellent! “
Bill Moser
“Everything was absolutely wonderful. I was very impressed with Sojourn. I had a wonderful time and will definitely plan another trip! “
Gail Miller
DAY BY DAY
Bike Tour Savannah and Charleston
Arrive Savannah & Historic District
Check in at The Kimpton Brice, meet your leaders, then join an afternoon guided walking tour of Savannah’s moss-draped squares and Victorian gems. Welcome dinner tonight.
The Kimpton Brice
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Savannah Old City Walking TourBonaventure & Wormsloe
Easy spin to Bonaventure Cemetery and the live-oak avenue at Wormsloe. Choose your mileage.
14, 26 The Kimpton Brice B, LKayaking & Beaufort
Morning kayak on sleepy tidal creeks (tides permitting). Afternoon transfer to Beaufort, SC—antebellum streets and waterfront charm—followed by dinner at a local favorite.
The Beaufort Inn B, L, D KayakingSt. Helena Island & Gullah Geechee Evening
Shuttle to St. Helena Island; beach picnic and visit the historic Penn Center. Cap the day with a Lowcountry boil Gullah Geechee dinner. Mileage options once again today.
21, 28, 35, 53 The Beaufort Inn B, L, D Gullah-Geechhee ExperienceSpanish Moss Trail & On to Charleston
Final Beaufort ride on the Spanish Moss Trail with riding mileage options, then transfer to Charleston and settle into the French Quarter Inn.
10, 15, 21 The French Quarter Inn BRavenel Bridge, Sullivan’s Island & Patriots Point
Ride the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge for harbor views en route to Sullivan’s Island and Fort Moultrie; stop at USS Yorktown and the Cold War Submarine Memorial. Farewell dinner tonight.
17, 29 The French Quarter Inn B, L, DEmbark on a short ferry ride to Fort Sumter National Monument, famously known as the starting point of the American Civil War, at the end of which you will be transported back to the French Quarter Inn.
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