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SOME BREW FOR YOU: Savannah has several distilleries and breweries where you're invited to taste the brews and learn about the production of some of the finest spirits in the South. Veteran-owned Service Brewing Co. celebrates the many ways in which people serve their community with four year-round beers, four seasonal brews, and an array of small-batch brews and anniversary ales. Did you know that Ghost Coast Distillery is the first distillery to open in Savannah since Prohibition? Raise a glass to the repeal! YOUR JUST DESSERTS: Wrap up your evening with a sweet treat, like a freshly made praline from River Street Sweets or a slice of rich, creamy fudge at Savannah's Candy Kitchen! At each location, every confection is made and packaged with care to ensure maximum freshness. Your guests will be nostalgic for yesteryear when they discover barrels of old-fashioned candies and walls lined with beautifully wrapped boxes of Low Country saltwater taffy and other treats. Make sure to save some space in your suitcase! DAY 3 TASTE OF THE TOWN: Sample delicious local foods with one of several leisurely- paced culinary walking tours. You'll not only be treated to sit-down service at some of Savannah's best-loved restaurants, you'll learn more of our history along the way. DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON: Savannah's Isaiah Davenport House is more than just a historic treasure: this home, saved from the wrecking ball, kick-started the preservation movement in Savannah. The Davenport House can offer your groups options that include late afternoon dessert and lemonade in its lush and beautiful garden, followed by a private tour of the home. DON'T BE SHELLFISH: After your delight in the Davenport House Museum's garden, travel to nearby Tybee Island, Savannah's beach community, to savor some of the flavors of coastal Georgia. The Crab Shack at Chimney Creek has been serving up platters of Low Country boil, a Savannah favorite made up of fresh shrimp, clams, crawfish and crab boiled together in Old Bay with potatoes, smoked sausage and corn, since 1983. This former fish camp and marina is known for its super-casual atmosphere, live gator lagoon, and roaming pet cats, and your group won't want to miss the chance to take a photo under the giant crab sign! SALUTE TO THE SUNSET: Before heading back to the mainland, stop for a sip and a light snack at CoCo's Sunset Grille, overlooking Lazaretto Creek on the marsh, where you can watch the fresh catch being unloaded on the dock. This brightly-colored bar salutes the sunset every evening by blowing on a conch shell horn and passing around a special shot. Your guests can gather on the rooftop deck with a drink to toast another perfect day in Savannah and on Tybee Island. ANJULI KING Director, Domestic Group Tour & Entertainment Sales 912.644.6423 AKing@VisitSavannah.com MINDY SHEA FRAZIER Director, International Sales 912.644.6419 MShea@VisitSavannah.com VisitSavannah.com | 1.877.SAVANNAH