Escape Games · SAVANNAH
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 8 savannah escape games tours worth the money, each with its price, its running time and the one thing to know before you commit.
Use the Let’s Roam app to guide your private group through Savannah’s historic center. Solve clues at nine landmarks, learn about Girl Scout cookies and Forrest Gump, take challenge photos, and finish near the Savannah River in about 90 minutes.
“The kids really enjoyed looking for the landmarks and helping answer the questions. We all enjoyed the history and getting to see the area.”
Use your phone to investigate the murder of silent-film director Rex King, who was filming in Savannah in 1926. You will visit 10 historic stops, read public markers, watch clue videos, and enter passcodes as you walk. The game is self-guided, family-friendly, and shared by your whole group.
“Not a typical scavenger hunt, several of the videos would not play however we did figure out who did it.”
Use the World City Trail app to walk 3.8 km through Savannah, solving observation riddles and hearing stories at ten outdoor sights. Start anytime at Forsyth Park, pause for food or photos, and finish where it suits your plans. Audio is available in six languages, with mobile data required.
“It was nice, took you all over. If you can’t walk much I wouldn’t recommend this, and I would park close to the river”
Start at Forsyth Park, receive clues from a live remote host, then walk or drive through Savannah solving puzzles at places such as SCAD Museum of Art and Savannah Bee Company. Bring a charged GPS-enabled phone for photos, texts, and bonus challenges. Family and dog friendly.
“The app was difficult to navigate when we first began, but we were first time users!!! We didn’t finish, but plan to continue the hunt while we are here!!! It was fun and a great way to see the city’s sights!”
Start near City Market and use your smartphone to guide a self-paced hunt through Savannah’s squares, waterfront, cathedral, cemetery, and historic sights. Plan on about two miles of walking, roughly three hours, and a team of two to five with US cellular data.
“Unfortunarely we were unable to access the website in order to participate in the hunt. And, no refund offered.”
You’ll use the Let’s Roam app to solve ghost-themed riddles, take challenge photos, and follow a roughly two-hour route through seven Savannah landmarks. Play anytime from 7 AM to 10 PM with up to 10 people, choosing roles such as Braniac, Photographer, or Mapper.
“Was fun walking Savannah and seeing all the history. We were able to move at our own pace and explore other sights along our walk.”
Use the Explorial app to explore Savannah from 428 Bull Street, following hints to places such as St. John the Baptist Cathedral, Colonial Park Cemetery, and Monterey Square. Answer local questions, complete photo tasks, and pause whenever you like. The self-guided English tour takes about one to two hours.
“The app is a little difficult to get onto but Viator was very helpful with accomplishing what was needed.”
Use your own smartphone to follow riddles through downtown Savannah, find listed objects, complete playful challenges, and send photos for points. A remote host offers hints and encouragement in English. Your private group starts and ends at the Savannah meeting point, with about two hours to play.
“Loved the scavenger hunt with my husband and two daughters. We could not finish all the challenges since kids had enough of the fun after 2 hours, but it was well worth it. At $10 per head and free for kids, it is of great value for a vacation in Savannah.”
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