Savannah Cruzers

06/15/2026

Cruzer Confession 🚨

We have been asked if our cruzer is a golf cart approximately ten thousand times.

We don't keep an exact count, but the question or statement comes up a lot. We get it, she's cute and little and looks like a very close cousin to your run of the mill golf cart... but she's so much more.

For the record — she's a fully electric GEM. Street legal, built to travel on roads and tops out at a speedy 25 mph. She has done more miles through Savannah than most cars in this city and she has the suspension memory of road blunder to prove it. But yes. From a distance...Squinting...In the right light...

It's all good though, because we love our girls (and fellas) anyway; Golf cart slander and all.

Fun Fact:
All of our cars have names and personalities. Maybe we should do a name reveal next??

Locals — be honest. How many times have you seen us rolling and thought 'is that a golf cart?' 👇

06/14/2026

We're back for another episode on our series!

Last week we told you about Casimir Pulaski, a Polish nobleman who crossed an ocean to fight for American independence and gave his life at the Siege of Savannah in 1779. He was defending a flag he wasn't even born under.

This week, we're talking about that flag; it's fitting that today is Flag Day.

On June 14, 1777, just one year after the Declaration of Independence, the Continental Congress passed the Flag Resolution. Thirteen stars. Thirteen stripes. A symbol for a nation that was still very much in the middle of figuring out if it was going to make it.

That time, there was no guarantee that the country WOULD make it; but those who fought so hard for it believed in the fledging nation. In 1777, Savannah was a functioning port city with everything to lose. The British would occupy it just a year later. The men and women who looked up at that new flag weren't celebrating a foregone conclusion — they were making a bet.

250 years later, we're still flying it.

06/13/2026

06/13/2026

Our History Guides are the best! Tim and Nancy are ready for you, fans in hand (they work better than you think) and excited to share the history of Savannah with you!

06/12/2026

When you think about a Savannah night tour, and you probably think ghost stories. We totally get it. This city has built a whole reputation on things that go bump in the night.

But what if we told you that's not your only option?

At Savannah Cruzers, you decide how the night goes. Spooky, historical, or somewhere deliciously in between — we've got a tour for all of it.

And this time of year, once the sun finally goes to sleep and the temperature actually exhales? Savannah after dark is something else entirely. The squares glow, the moss moves, and the architecture hits completely differently without the midday heat bearing down on you.

Our nighttime tours become popular this time of year, and you get to choose your fancy:

👻 All the legends — ghost stories that'll make you side-eye your hotel room later
🕯️ All the history — because the real story of this city is stranger than fiction anyway
🌙 Both — for the indecisive and the greedy alike

Quiet electric GEM car. Cool night air. Your call on the vibe.

Link in bio to book. 🖤

06/11/2026

Emmaus House Resource Center

06/10/2026

In the comments, let us know which of Savannah's cemeteries you think these monuments can be found in.

Hint: It's going to be Bonaventure or Laurel Grove North

06/10/2026

🚗 Tour Tip Tuesday

Fun fact: Every Savannah Cruzers tour is built around you. Your group. Your vibe. Your interests. We only hold 5 people, so naturally it works that way.

So when someone ghosts us… a tour guide loses their wings. 🧚
(Okay, not literally. But our hearts do a little sad toot of a horn.)

If something comes up, just text us! We're flexible, we're human, and we genuinely want you to have the best time. A quick heads up means we can make it work — or get you rescheduled — instead of waiting at the pick-up with a full tank of fun facts and nowhere to go. We'd much rather know you are okay and just won't make it versus wondering if you got lost going around a square 50 times looking for the exit.

Save our number. Use it. We promise we don't bite.

06/09/2026

06/08/2026

Stunning. The moment. We love the views from our office (and by office, we mean the whole of Historic Savannah)