Georgia, USA
Modern smartphones are compatible with U.S. Mobile networks. Ensure your phone is "unlocked" from your home carrier for local SIM use.
Internet access and Wi-Fi are widely available in Savannah.
United States Post Office (USPS) branches are available throughout Savannah. Private courier services also operate here.
English is the official language. For non-English speakers, a translation app may be useful.
If your phone has an eSIM option, purchasing a local data plan prior to arrival is an option. Immediate connectivity without a need for a physical SIM card results.
Generally 10 AM to 6 PM. Popular tourist areas may have extended hours until 8 PM or later, especially on weekends.
Breakfast: 7-10 AM. Lunch: 11 AM-2 PM. Dinner: 5-10 PM. Bars stay open later, sometimes until 2 AM.
Banks: 9 AM-5 PM, M-F. Attractions: 9 or 10 AM to 5 or 6 PM. Many museums are closed Mondays.
U.S. Federal holidays may alter business hours, with some businesses closed or on reduced schedules.
Some smaller businesses, attractions, or tours may have reduced hours or close entirely during lowest tourist seasons.
Always check specific hours for attractions or businesses you plan to visit, as they alter seasonally or for special events.
Savannah is recognized for its Southern hospitality. A polite "hello" or "good morning" is common.
Casual attire is widely accepted for most tourist activities. Some venues have specific expectations.
Tipping is customary for service staff (15-20% for good service in restaurants, bars, taxis, tours).
Photography is permitted generally in public spaces. Private locations may have restrictions.
A friendly, respectful demeanor is appreciated in Savannah.
Savannah endeavors to enhance accessibility for all travelers, though its historic infrastructure poses some challenges.
The Historic District, with cobblestone streets and uneven sidewalks, presents challenges for mobility aids.
Many major museums and public buildings have accessibility features.
Savannah offers some services for visitors with sensory impairments.
Official tourism organizations and local advocacy groups may offer accessibility details.
For a smooth experience, research specific attractions' accessibility beforehand. Websites often have dedicated accessibility sections, or direct calls are possible.
