Savannah Safe Information

Visit Savannah strives to make sure every visitor experience in Savannah is the best it can be by providing up-to-date information. The safety of our visitors is our highest priority and we always want you to have the resources you need to make informed travel decisions when it comes to COVID-19 (or Coronavirus). We urge all travelers to take protective measures against COVID-19. Please familiarize yourself with these prevention tips from the CDC. To see a complete list of the 700+ businesses that have taken the City of Savannah's Savannah Safe pledge, click here. 

Keep scrolling and click the listings below to find Savannah's businesses that are taking unique precautions to keep you safe.

Chatham County Board of Commission Chairman Al Scott issued a County-wide State of Emergency that will go into effect at 12:01 A.M. on August 1, 2020. The County-wide State of Emergency orders that all persons wear a mask or face covering in public spaces to include commercial establishments, public places, government buildings, and any time people gather in groups of 10 or more. Masks or face coverings are required to properly cover the nose and mouth. 

Local Businesses: If the status of your business has changed and/or if your business has adjusted your offerings/operations, please fill out this form to be included in the lists below. Please allow 24-48 hours for your changes to be reflected.