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Embark on a captivating journey through history with Bonaventure Cemetery Tours. Unveil the beauty, stories, and mysteries of Savannah’s renowned resting place. Expert guides lead you on an enlightening exploration of this iconic destination. Book your Savannah cemetery tour online today!
Though not Savannah’s oldest cemetery, Bonaventure Cemetery is certainly its most famous and hauntingly beautiful in Savannah. Quintessentially Southern Gothic, it has captured the imaginations of writers, poets, naturalists, photographers, and filmmakers for more than 150 years. Part natural cathedral, part sculptural garden, you transcend time on our Bonaventure Cemetery Tours.
If you’re visiting Savannah, Georgia, no visit is complete without a visit to Bonaventure Cemetery. Spring, winter, summer, or fall, you’ll never experience a more hauntingly beautiful place. Our Bonaventure Cemetery Tours reveal why this is truly a place where death and beauty meet. Book online!
I had a wonderful time, the guide showed me some pretty cool things and was knowledgeable about the cemetery and some of the people in it! I wouldn't definitely do it again!!!
– hjazzie, TripadvisorVery interesting walking tour of Bonaventure Cemetary. As a Savannah native Richard was exceptionally knowledgeable about the various family plots as well as the more famous burial sites throughout the cemetary.
– David W, TripadavisorWe had a wonderful time on this tour! Our guide, Chris, was so knowledgeable, friendly, and engaging. His genuine interest in sharing the history of Bonaventure gives you a real connection to the place. The cemetery covers something like 160 acres, and he did a fantastic job of highlighting some of the most interesting sites and unique aspects. 10/10 would recommend!
– Liz H, TripadavisorHad a great time, the tour guide was awesome it started to rain during our tour, he gave us his umbrella so we didn't get to wet. Would do this tour again. Highly recommend.
– leezervb, TripadavisorI had no idea that Bonaventure Cemetery was an "active" burial site. It was also very interesting to learn about the various family plots. I have read "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" but there is so much more to learn when you visit the cemetery. Sun screen, bug spray, and a bottle of water will come in handy.
– PJHoffnet, Tripadavisor