Tour with the Past Master
My name is Don Teuton and I have the best walking tour of beautiful Bonaventure Cemetery. My parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents are buried in these hallowed grounds, and one day I will join them. I am past Vice-Chairman of the Bonaventure Historical Society and an active volunteer for the same. For me, and mine, Bonaventure Cemetery is a family tradition.
If you’re looking for ghost stories; tales of secret societies, or other fanciful things, this is not the tour for you. There are other Bonaventure Cemetery tours you can take if you want fiction.
At the very bottom of this page, you’ll find a link to my TripAdvisor reviews. Please follow that link and read what my past customers think about my tour.
I know Bonaventure Cemetery inside and out and I do love to show it off. Y’all come see me. We’ll have fun, I promise.
If You’re Happy, I’m Happy
I don’t name a price for my tour. Instead, I ask that my customers name their own price.
I want you to tell me what my tour is worth. The practice of a name-your-own-price tour keeps me on my toes. My tour has to be good. If you give me two and a half hours of your time, I promise I won’t waste it.
My group size is limited to fifteen people. That limit is determined by the City of Savannah and I have no control over it. It is possible to have a larger group, but I need to know well in advance so I can purchase the appropriate permits.
Call, text or email if you’d like to book a larger group or require a private tour.
Reservations only.
Learn Bonaventure's Legacy
Together, we’ll delve into the graves, the Live Oaks, the Azaleas, the Camellias, and the real history behind Bonaventure Cemetery. I will introduce you to Confederate Generals, slave traders, a musical genius and the South’s very first feminist. And, along the way, you may discover a hidden piece from Tiffany.
Eerie and enticing, the history of Bonaventure is also the history of Savannah. Distilled to its essence, mine is a simple tour of Savannah. But I do give it in Bonaventure. The people who made Savannah are buried here, and I try to do them justice.
Meet Me At Bonaventure Cemetery
I give one tour a day, six days a week. On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday my tour begins at 11:00am. On Wednesday, Friday and Sunday my tour begins at 2.30pm.
We will walk about a mile and a half in the two and a half hours we’ll spend together. It is an easy stroll over flat terrain. Be sure to make the most of your experience by wearing comfortable shoes and anticipating Savannah’s weather.
When you reserve your tour you’ll get an email with all the details, but, short story, Bonaventure Cemetery is located at 330 Bonaventure Road, 31404 and we will meet just inside the Jewish Gate, pictured below.
Reservations are required, and well-behaved pets are always welcome.
Y’all come see me, we’ll have fun.