Luxury Boat Charters & Tours in Savannah, GA

SeaEO charters are designed for groups of up to 13 people in the charter party - the charterer plus up to 12 guests - in addition to the captain and any crew. That makes a Savannah charter a strong option for couples, families and larger groups without moving to a large commercial tour boat.

Your Savannah booking covers the private use of the selected SeaEO vessel and its listed onboard amenities for the reserved charter time. SeaEO’s Axopar 37 fleet includes features such as a bathroom, Bluetooth audio, enclosed cabin space, sunpads and a small cooler/refrigeration area. Fuel is not included, and captain payment is handled separately under SeaEO’s demise-charter structure. Exact inclusions and add-ons are shown during booking.

No. Fuel is separate from the listed Savannah charter price. SeaEO tracks fuel used during the trip and discloses typical fuel costs during booking; the final amount varies with charter length, cruising speed, route and the number of longer-distance stops you choose. This structure allows the itinerary to stay flexible rather than limiting the trip to reduce fuel use.

Yes. SeaEO allows alcohol, food, drinks and snacks aboard its Savannah charters, and the website also lists glass bottles as permitted. Guests are responsible for consuming alcohol safely and following the captain’s directions at all times.

Yes. SeaEO lists pets, infants and children under 12 as permitted aboard its charters. The Axopar 37 also provides enclosed cabin space and a stateroom that can be helpful when younger guests need shade or downtime. Let SeaEO know about young children or pets before the trip so the captain can help plan for comfort and safety.

SeaEO’s current location pages state that cancellations made at least 6 days before the charter receive a full refund; cancellations 2-5 days before receive a 50% refund; and cancellations within 2 days are non-refundable. Optional trip-cancellation insurance may allow cancellation up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund. If SeaEO or the captain determines that weather or other conditions make the trip unsuitable or unsafe, the company may reschedule the booking or provide a refund/credit under the applicable terms. Because policies can change, the terms shown at checkout should be treated as the final policy.

Yes, cruising the Savannah River and connected waterways can be considered as part of a custom Savannah itinerary when charter length, weather, tides, water depth, local rules and docking/anchoring conditions allow. SeaEO’s trips are intentionally flexible, so the captain can help decide whether that stop fits naturally into the day.

Yes, a longer coastal route toward Tybee Island can be considered as part of a custom Savannah itinerary when charter length, weather, tides, water depth, local rules and docking/anchoring conditions allow. SeaEO’s trips are intentionally flexible, so the captain can help decide whether that stop fits naturally into the day. Tides, river traffic, weather and charter duration affect how far toward the coast the trip can comfortably go.

Yes. Savannah’s surrounding coast is defined by tidal marshes, creeks and broad river systems, making a private charter a good way to see the Lowcountry from the water. The captain will choose channels and routes that match the tide, weather and the amount of charter time available.

Wildlife watching can be part of a Savannah charter, and dolphins may be encountered in the local waterways. Because these are wild animals, sightings are never guaranteed. A local captain can choose routes that make sense for the day while keeping the trip enjoyable even if wildlife is not active.

Yes, a route near Cockspur Island and the coastal approach toward Tybee can be considered as part of a custom Savannah itinerary when charter length, weather, tides, water depth, local rules and docking/anchoring conditions allow. SeaEO’s trips are intentionally flexible, so the captain can help decide whether that stop fits naturally into the day. The exact route will depend on tides, river traffic, protected areas and how much time your group wants to spend traveling versus stopping.

Savannah’s coastal waterways are strongly influenced by tides. Water depth, current and access through marsh channels can change throughout the day, so the captain may adjust the order of stops or the route based on the tide. That local planning is especially important for shallow creeks, islands and coastal approaches.

Yes. A private sunset cruise is a natural fit for a Savannah charter and is one of SeaEO’s commonly offered charter styles. Because the trip is private, the captain can shape the route around the best available evening views, weather and water conditions while keeping the pace relaxed for your group.