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Wheel the World and Savannah, Georgia's mutual effort encourages people with disabilities to travel and enjoy unforgettable experiences with their loved ones.
There is a world out there and our mission is to help everyone explore it without limits!
Southern Charm, Welcoming to All
Savannah’s storybook setting—cobblestone streets, moss-draped oaks, and graceful architecture—is just the beginning. Here, Southern hospitality is more than a phrase—it’s a promise. Whether you’re rolling along the riverfront, relaxing in beautiful green spaces, or diving into Savannah’s rich Black history, local art, or coastal cuisine, the city invites you to explore at your own pace.
Savannah is making meaningful strides in accessibility. Many of the city’s museums, attractions, and tours offer accessible experiences, and the flat terrain of the Historic District makes getting around easier for visitors with mobility needs. This is a place where every traveler—of every ability—is welcomed with open arms and timeless charm.
Getting around Savannah, Georgia
Some of the accessible transportation options are:
DOT Shuttle: A fare-free, ADA-accessible shuttle service operating in downtown Savannah with multiple stops, including routes to Forsyth Park and the Historic District.
- WAV ride-sharing services are available like Uber and Lyft
Accessible transportation company are available:
Mobility Paratransit Service (Reservations needed) - CAT (Chatham Area Transit)
Find all the accessibility info we mapped with the destination's tourism office
Some of the accessibility features we measured include:
Room: entrance, spaces, bed and closet
Bathroom: access, interior, toilet, shower and sink
Building access, lobby, breakfast area and common spaces
Tips when traveling
Best time to visit
Spring is ideal for gardens and festivals. Fall brings cooler temps and seasonal events. Summer is warm and festive, while winter offers peaceful strolls, mild weather, and holiday charm without the crowds.Climate
Hot, humid summers reach the 90s°F. Winters are short and mild with highs in the 60s°F. Spring and fall offer comfortable weather and lots of sun—great for parks, tours, and exploring Savannah’s open-air beauty.Events
The St. Patrick’s Day Parade is one of the largest in the U.S. Spring hosts the Savannah Music Festival, while winter lights up with holiday markets. Art fairs, food events, and walking tours fill the calendar year-round.Recommendations
Walk Forsyth Park or enjoy it by wheelchair—it’s accessible for all. Take an accessible trolley tour, cruise the riverfront, or visit the Owens-Thomas House for a deeper look at Savannah’s layered history.
Learn more about Savannah, Georgia through our blog notes
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An Accessibility Verified destination is one that has been personally visited by Wheel the World’s team. All locations included in the program are assessed in person, ensuring the accessibility information provided is accurate, detailed, and reliable.
Accessibility needs vary from person to person. We provide clear, objective accessibility information so travelers can decide what works best for them. Our goal is to centralize reliable details for anyone who needs them.
All Wheel the World partners have access to our Accessibility Academy, designed to promote inclusive service and better support travelers with disabilities.
Yes. Anyone 18 years or older can book a trip with us.
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