Cheap Flights from Allentown to Savannah

About Savannah

Savannah is a coastal city in Georgia that lies in the Atlantic Coast at the mouth of River Savannah. With grand old mansions, green parks with ornate fountains, and moss-draped trees, Savannah is a charming yet underrated destination in the US. It is also among the few cities that were spared from the destruction during the Civil War and as a result, it still has original southern architecture. Many history buffs often book an Allentown to Savannah flight and explore the city’s historic buildings.

Best Time to Book Allentown to Savannah Flights

Savannah features a tropical wet and dry climate, with warm weather throughout the year. The temperature typically varies between 68℉ to 86℉. Plan your trip between March and July, when the weather is warm and the streets are adorned with Azalea that blooms out of hibernation.

Details About Allentown to Savannah Flights

If you are traveling from Allentown to Savannah, flights are the best mode of transport. A flight from Allentown to Savannah takes approximately 04 hours. Several major airlines, including United, Delta, Allegiant Air, and American Airlines etc., offer 25 flights on this route. At present, no airlines have non-stop flights between Allentown and Savannah. So, expect one or more stopovers in Charlotte, Newark, Philadelphia, and Atlanta.

To avail Allentown to Savannah flights tickets, book your seat with United at the cost of USD 256 for a one-way trip and USD 402 for a round trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Lehigh Valley International Airport and land at Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (ABE-SAV).

Here are some insights concluding flight fares on this route:

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	United	USD 256	Book Now
	Allegiant Air	USD 263	Book Now
	Delta	USD 276	Book Now
	American Airlines	USD 287	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	United	USD 402	Book Now
	American Airlines	USD 447	Book Now
	Allegiant Air	USD 451	Book Now
	Delta	USD 482	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Savannah

Mirabelle Savannah

Craving coffee? Head to Mirabelle Savannah. This casual chic daytime cafeteria is best known for its waffles, pastries, and wide varieties of coffee. The authentic liege waffles will remind you of the flavors of Belgium waffles. Although the menu is limited, each of its dishes are sure to delight your taste buds.

Treylor Park

Treylor Park is a vintage chic space, with a laid-back ambience. Its southern comfort food, including quirky chicken pancake tacos and toasted pepper pancakes stuffed with fried chicken are highly popular among the patrons. Their grilled apple pie sandwich is a must-try.

Olde Pink House Restaurant

For a meal that comprises creative southern dishes, head to Olde Pink House. This elegant diner, located in a colonial mansion, is known for its southern charm and quirky interior. But what attracts the guest most is its delicious foods. Try their filet mignon, with tender meat and peppercorn glaze.

Best Hotels in Savannah

Bellwether House

Address – 211 E Gaston St, Savannah, GA 31401

Price – USD 510

Holiday Inn Express

Address – 11325 Abercorn St.,Savannah, Georgia 31419

Price – USD 210

Best Western Central Inn

Address – 45 Eisenhower Dr, Savannah, GA 31406

Price – USD 79

Places to Visit in Savannah

Cathedral of St. John The Baptist

This massive and beautifully designed cathedral was built in the 1870s and rebuilt in 1899 after a fire destroyed most of its part. Once you step inside the cathedral, you will realize that it is a delight to admire the marble railings, floors, and a marble altar. The main altar was carved in Italy and weighs 9000 pounds. Its Renaissance style murals and a pipe organ with 2,308 pipes are incredible.

Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum

The museum is named after Dr. Ralph Mark Gilbert, the father of Savannah’s Civil Right movement. He was a pastor at the First African Baptist Church and the president of the NAACP in Savannah. The exhibits in the museum include photographs, personal stories, little known facts, and interactive displays.

Forsyth Park

The best time to visit the park is during spring, when the azaleas are in full bloom and the park puts on a great display of color. It was built in the mid-19th century, when large parks were trending in American cities. The park features a large cast-iron fountain, and 30-acre green space. The park is packed with locals both in the morning and evening.

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