Charter Bus Prices in Savannah

Most renters can expect to pay between $1,400 and $7,000 for a full-day, local Savannah charter bus rental, with longer or multi-day trips costing more. Buses are typically billed by the hour (for short, in-town trips), by the day (for multi-day events or out-of-town travel), or by the mile (for longer one-way or round-trip journeys). Additional costs may include driver gratuity (usually 10–20%), tolls, parking fees, and any optional amenities.

To get an accurate quote for your specific trip, call our team anytime at 912-912-1470. We’ll need details like your travel dates, pickup and drop-off locations, group size, and itinerary. Once you have a quote, you can decide if you’d like to book the bus—just be aware that prices are subject to change until you sign a contract and submit a deposit.

There are a lot of factors that go into your final bus rental price, including the type of bus you’re renting, how far you’re traveling, the time of year, and more. Here are some of the most important things that will affect the cost of your Savannah bus rental:

• Type and size of bus: Larger vehicles with more amenities (like a 56-passenger charter bus) cost more than smaller or simpler models (like a 25-passenger minibus). Specialty vehicles—party buses, entertainer coaches, or custom-wrapped buses—may have premium pricing.
• Trip duration and distance: Local, short-term rentals are billed hourly with a five-hour minimum; longer trips are billed by mileage or as a daily rate. Multi-day trips incur additional charges for each day the vehicle is booked.
• Time of year: Peak season in Savannah runs from March through May (spring break, school trips, and wedding season) and again in October (fall events and festivals). Rates are higher during these months due to increased demand.
• Pickup location: If your trip starts outside of Savannah—such as in Hilton Head, Brunswick, or Statesboro—you may be charged extra for the bus to return “empty” after drop-off.
• Itinerary complexity: Multiple stops, tight schedules, or routes through congested areas (like downtown Savannah or Tybee Island) can increase costs.
• Amenities: Onboard Wi-Fi, power outlets, PA systems, and DVD monitors are often included, but luxury upgrades (leather seats, hardwood floors, or onboard restrooms) may cost extra.
• Driver expenses: For multi-day or long-distance trips, you’ll need to cover the driver’s lodging and meals. Hotel rooms should be reserved in advance and meet minimum comfort standards.
• Tolls, parking, and permits: Bridge tolls (such as the Talmadge Memorial Bridge), venue parking fees, and special permits (for loading zones or restricted areas) are billed separately.
• Gratuity: A tip of 10–20% is customary and may be included in your quote or added at the end of the trip.