It’s time for a visit to one of the most beautiful cities in the south – Savannah, Georgia. Not only is the “Hostess City” lovely with historic mansions, wonderful local seafood, an enchanting cobblestone river walk, and creepy cemeteries, it even has a beach as well. Nearby Tybee Island makes a visit to Savannah just perfect. This travel guide is written by Jan Ross, a full time, well-published travel writer who has visited Savannah and Tybee Island numerous times and will share her suggestions for places to stay, restaurants, tours, and fun activities as well as personal stories about her time in these locations.
Targeted Age Group:: 18 and older
What Inspired You to Write Your Book?
I love Savannah and Tybee Island and wanted to share what I have learned about these locations. I’m a travel writer and have written quite a few articles about these areas and thought I would pull them together with some new information, including some local recipes and share it all via an ebook.
Book Sample
Keep driving through Georgia until you reach the Atlantic Coast and you will find yourself in one of the most beautiful cities in the south. You will probably notice the Spanish moss first. Draped over the live oak trees that fill the 22 squares and lovely historic neighborhoods in Savannah, Georgia, it hangs in ragged festoons from each of the branches and contributes to the relaxed and slightly spooky mood of this southern city. Or you might notice some of the beautifully restored homes, many of which are hundreds of years old and have witnessed the American Civil War and the original settlement of the city. Or possibly you will notice the ballast stone street that runs along the river, paved with rounded stones tossed out from the cargo ships that had used them as ballast on their long sea voyages.
Drive further into the heart of the city and you will begin to catch glimpses of the Savannah River winding its way through the city beside River Street where cotton warehouse established 200 years ago have been converted to quaint shops, restaurants and beautiful hotels overlooking the river.
About the Author:
Jan Ross has been traveling the world her whole life as her dad was a Marine Corps officer. She has been writing just about that long so combining those two loves and becoming a travel writer was pretty natural. She writes for a variety of venues, both print and online, and has over 200 articles in print. She loves cruising and a beach – any beach! Her favorite place to be is relaxing on the beach with a good book in one hand and a frozen tropical drink in the other. She has been to Savannah and Tybee Island numerous times and wanted to share what she has learned about the locations.
Links to Purchase eBooks
Link To Buy Pirates, Pralines, and Spanish Moss: A Travel Guide for Savannah and Tybee Island, Georgia On Amazon
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