Charleston to Savannah Multisport
- Historic Charleston, Beaufort and Savannah, all rich with beautiful architecture, gardens and southern charm
- Pedal Savannah's waterfront en route to the Wormsloe Plantation, where 400 stately oaks grace the entrance
- Award-winning cuisine at Peninsula Grill in Charleston and Elizabeth on 37th in Savannah
- Kayak to a sensational bird sanctuary
- The historic Planters Inn, a Relais & Châteaux gem
Authentic Charm & Natural Beauty in the Coastal South
Sometimes, you just need to slow down. Look around. Take a deep breath. Capture the rich scent of jasmine or striking beauty of a blossoming magnolia. Bike under shady live oaks, draped in Spanish moss. Strike up a conversation, a glass of sweet tea in hand. Kayak, delighting in the majestic dive of a brown pelican. Stroll through Charleston, Beaufort, Savannah, each exuding southern charm. Dine extravagantly, savoring exceptional cuisine at every meal. You're on vacation. This is how it's supposed to feel.
Day 1 Soak up Southern charm and fascinating history 
From historic Fort Moultrie, pedal past the grand mansions of Sullivan's Island and the Isle of Palms On a guided walk of Charleston, explore the lovely historic district, with narrow brick alleys, hidden cemeteries, flower-draped courtyards and stunning architecture.
Day 2 Kayak to a bird sanctuary, gliding past fishing boats and nesting pelicans Spin across the Cooper River bridge, with spectacular views of the marsh and Charleston Harbor Dine in style at the acclaimed Peninsula Grill.
Days 3-4 The vast ACE Basin estuary welcomes us for a mellow spin Spot wetland alligators and eagles from a pontoon boat before arriving in delightful Beaufort The Penn Center describes Sea Island and Low Country African-American culture Bike to gorgeous Hunting Island State Park, where ocean meets palmetto forest.
Days 5-6 Award-winning cuisine at Elizabeth on 37th and authentic Southern food at lively Mrs. Wilkes' Dining Room Spin from Bonaventure Cemetery along the stunning Intracoastal Waterway to the Isle of Hope, home to Savannah's elite in the 1800s Discover the city's wisteria-scented squares, oak-lined avenues and secret alleys on a guided walk Historian John Duncan invites us into his typical Savannah manor.
Guests Reviews About This Trip
This was our 10th bike trip, first with Backroads, and we will be looking to Backroads from now on! The leaders for the trip were excellent, very attentive, competent and accommodating. Having leaders of this quality makes all the difference. We had a great time.- Encino, CA
The trip was fabulous (!), and very well planned. The dynamics of our group worked out well - we loved everyone! It's as if you hand-picked each and every one of us!- Chicago, IL
Once again I want to congratulate your tour leaders and Backroads for making my vacation such a memorable event. I can't even think of any constructive criticism to offer. Everything went like clockwork. Your company and your employees exude nothing but class. Thank you very much for all the endless planning to details to make my trip something to brag about to all my friends and relatives.- Edina, MN
Premiere Inns
Planters Inn
Charleston (2 nights) Just steps from the Old Market, a "gracious hotel overlooking a garden courtyard in the heart of the historic district," according to Hideaway Report. A Relais & Châteaux member.
Rhett House Inn
Beaufort (2 nights) In the National Historic Landmark District, a beautiful Greek Revival plantation-style inn with sprawling verandas and antebellum-era décor.
The Gastonian
Savannah (1 night) Built in 1868, a pair of elegant Regency Italianate-style mansions in the heart of the historic district.
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From the Northeast Kingdom to the Eastern Townships & Quebec City
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This Trip Is Rated Level 1-2
Routes For All Abilities
Every Backroads trip is designed to appeal to a wide variety of
interests and fitness levels. We know your pace may vary from one
day to the next-and your traveling companion's may differ somewhat
from yours. So we present a range of mileage options, and each
day you decide exactly what and how much you want to do.
| Activity Level | Average Time | Road Bike Average | Mountain Bike Average* | Walk & Hike Average |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | 2-3 hours | 10-20 miles | 10-15 miles | 2-5 miles |
| Level 2 | 2-4 hours | 21-30 miles | 16-20 miles | 5-7 miles |
| Level 3 | 3-5 hours | 31-40 miles | 21-25 miles | 7-9 miles |
| Level 4 | 4-6 hours | 41-55 miles | 26-30 miles | 9-11 miles |
| Level 5 | 5-7+ hours | 56-75+ miles | 31+ miles | 11-13+ miles |
*Mountain bikes are used in locations where the best riding is on a combination of dirt and paved roads. View trip locations
Daily Mileage Options & Cumulative Elevation Gain
Day 1
- Level 1 1 Route Option Available
- Biking 16 miles
- 0 - 500 feet elevation gain
- Guided Walk 2 hours
Day 2
- Level 1 1 Route Option Available
- Biking 12 miles
- 0 - 500 feet elevation gain
- Kayaking 3 hours
Day 3
- Levels 1 to 3 2 Route Options Available
- Biking 15, 17 miles
- 0 - 500 feet elevation gain
Day 4
- Level 2 2 Route Options Available
- Biking 23, 29 miles
- 0 - 500 feet elevation gain
- Guided Walk 2 hours
Day 5
- Levels 1 to 2 2 Route Options Available
- Biking 12, 21 miles
- 0 - 500 feet elevation gain
Day 6
- Guided Walk 2.5 hours
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