The drive from New Albany to Savannah is approximately 600 miles. You will head east on I-22, transition to I-20 East through Birmingham and Atlanta, and then take I-16 East to reach the coast. This route takes you through the heart of the Deep South. Savannah is a historic city known for its beautiful squares and Spanish moss-draped trees. Plan your arrival to avoid the afternoon traffic on the I-16 corridor.
Total Distance: 965 km driving distance; 820 km straight-line air distance.
The I-20 stretch through Atlanta is notorious for traffic; try to pass through mid-day.
Spring and fall are the best times to visit Savannah, avoiding the extreme summer heat and humidity.