This is a wonderful old cemetery. There are many old monuments and old trees with moss hanging off the branches. We drove through it instead of walking and took many pictures. A must see while in Savannah.

My husband and I, along with our 9 month old, visited this cemetery this afternoon and definitely recommend it. The grounds are very beautiful with Spanish moss-covered trees lining the serene lanes, and old, ornate monuments marking the graves. It's not as big as I had expected it to be, but it's definitely worth the short drive from downtown Savannah... More

I know that sounds creepy but I swear its not. Visit Bonaventure and you will feel the peace that the place inspires! Its beautiful and every headstone tells a story.

This cemetery is so amazing. It has so much history and the huge oak trees with hanging moss paired with the old statues and gravestones give it a mysterious beauty that you can only experience by getting out of your car and quietly strolling around it. It is great that you can drive throughout the cemetery as well, especially if... More

Beautiful and peaceful. Be sure to bring camera, we walked a lot of it, some we drove and took pics from car. Be sure to stop at front office for map. There is no entry but they do take donations - hint hint.

Lots of history and really enjoyable stroll. It's a definite must visit while you are exploring downtown savannah

The hubby and I love anything historical and while we all know Savannah in itself is a city full of history...this cemetery is one of the must-see sites to experience. We went the week before the St. Patrick's Day celebrations while the azaleas were all in bloom. It was an ideal time to visit. We planned our trip to arrive... More

What can I say, after I read Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil I was intrigued. It is a very cool place, creepy, an beautiful. I find old grave stones very interesting, as well as historic graves. Great way to spend the afternoon

Eerie on an overcast day, or stunning on a sunny one, Bonaventure is a gorgeous place with views of the marsh, giant live oaks dripping with Spanish moss and history, history, history. It is quirky, solemn and very interesting besides being beautiful. Just like Savannah herself.