Available Transport
Travel Tips
Choose Your Mode of Transport Wisely**:
Car**: Offers flexibility and scenic routes, especially along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Plan for about a 4-hour drive without heavy traffic.
Bus**: A budget-friendly option but can take longer. Book your tickets in advance to secure the best rates.
Flight**: The quickest option; however, consider the time for check-in and travel to/from airports.
Train**: There are limited train options, so check schedules and book well in advance if this is your preferred mode.
Plan Your Timing**:
If driving, aim to leave early in the morning to avoid traffic and enjoy daylight views. If using public transport, check schedules as services may be less frequent on weekends.
Luggage Considerations**:
For flights, adhere to the airline's luggage policies to avoid extra fees. If traveling by bus or train, keep your luggage manageable as space can be limited.
Consider packing a small day bag with essentials if you're stopping along the way, especially for longer bus or train rides.
Booking in Advance**:
Regardless of transport, book your tickets at least a few weeks in advance to secure the best prices and availability, especially during peak travel seasons.
Stay Informed**:
Check travel advisories and local guidelines in Asheville upon arrival. While this route is domestic and does not involve border crossings, it’s wise to stay updated on any regional regulations or events that may affect your travel.
Transport Options
Traveling from Savannah to Asheville offers several convenient options. The quickest way is by flight, with a duration of around 1.5 hours, although you’ll need to factor in travel time to and from airports. If you prefer a scenic journey, driving by car takes approximately 5.5 to 6 hours, allowing for stops along the way. For budget-conscious travelers, taking a bus is a viable option, with travel times ranging from 7 to 8 hours. Train services are limited, making it less favorable. For families or those with lots of luggage, a car rental is recommended, while solo travelers might find flights or buses more appealing for convenience and cost.