Car Rental Augusta Regional Airport (AGS)

Parking in Augusta

• Street Parking (30901) is available throughout central Augusta, with plenty of spaces available on D’Antignac Street, near many of the city’s restaurants and shops.
• City Walk Parking Garage (30303) is a central location parking spot in Atlanta, within walking distance of the APEX museum as well as a variety of restaurants.
• Liberty Parking Deck (31401) is based near the historic district, in Savannah. A handful of museums are just a few blocks away.

Key roads in Augusta

• Interstate 520 (I-520) runs for approximately 25 miles around Augusta, crossing the state line into South Carolina. It’s also known as the Bobby Jones Expressway.
• US Route 25 (US-25) carves a line from Brunswick in Georgia to the state line between Kentucky and Ohio. Drive north from Augusta for access to Greenville.
• Interstate 95 (I-40) is the main coastal highway in Georgia and spans 112 miles. The road enters Georgia from Florida, passing through Brunswick and Savannah before entering South Carolina.

How to get from Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) to Atlanta

It takes around two hours to drive from Augusta to Atlanta.

1. From the Hertz rental location at Augusta Airport, get onto I-520 W.
2. Follow I-520 W to Capitol Ave SE in Atlanta.
3. Take Exit 58A.
4. Continue on Capitol Ave SE to arrive in Atlanta.

How to get from Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) to Savannah

The drive to Savannah from Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) is just over two hours and follows an almost straight route. From the airport, take Tobacco Road to US-25 South. Continue on the US-25 South for an hour and a half of the journey to Statesboro. Join the Interstate-16 East, until you reach Montgomery St in Savannah. Take the exit 167B and follow Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard to West Bay Street.

Best hotels in Augusta

Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center

2 10th St, GA 30901

This modern and upscale hotel sits on the Savannah River, for picturesque waterside views. The bathrooms are spacious and spa-inspired, while the rooms feature bright, contemporary decor and sumptuous beds to relax in after a day’s exploring. By night, enjoy easy-going Italian favorites at on-site restaurant, Augustino’s.

Rosemary Inn Bed & Breakfast

804 Carolina Ave, SC 29841

This historic B&B in Northern Augusta is set inside a 1902 Victorian mansion, projecting a refined atmosphere. Expect understated elegance from the second you step onto the sweeping veranda, with its Corinthian-style columns. Rooms are filled with period fixtures, while windows overlook the Savannah River, which flows southwest of the hotel.

The Partridge Inn

2110 Walton Way, Augusta, GA 30904

Opened more than a century ago, the Partridge Inn has been carefully restored to deliver sophisticated modern charm. There’s an outdoor pool for cooling off in, spacious rooms which feel both stylish and cozy, and a terrace bar for watching the sunset over the Georgian landscape.

Best restaurants in Georgia

Canoe

4199 Paces Ferry Rd SE, Atlanta, GA 30339

Enjoy a touch of fine dining while situated in an idyllic spot by the Chattahoochee River. While the outdoor offers a tranquil experience, while the interior’s wood-and-brick makes for an inviting atmosphere inside. Enjoy a dessert with a twist and try the Canoe’s S ’more, a classic with a twist of added crisp meringue.

Kimball House

303 E Howard Ave, Decatur, GA 30030

Etched in history, this former railroad station turned top-rated eatery is guaranteed to leave you with an experience to remember. Menus are seasonal, but their raw bar menu is one not to be missed no matter the time of year.

Sweet Tea Grille

109 Traveler's Way, Port Wentworth, GA 31407

Nowhere does Southern comfort food in Georgia quite like Sweet Tea Grille. Step into this restaurant and you’ll know you’re in the south. From the classic caesar salad to the sweet tea wings, there is no wrong choice here. Portions are more than generous, making it the ideal spot to take a leisurely dinner, comforted in the knowledge you’ll leave pleased, and ready for a deep slumber.

Best attractions in Georgia

Georgia Aquarium

225 Baker St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313

Watch the hours fly by as you immerse yourself in the world’s largest aquarium. Whether visiting with children, or you want to educate yourself on marine life, Georgia Aquarium is a day trip worth making.

World of Coca Cola

121 Baker St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313

Learn about the world’s most famous soda drink in an exciting and interactive way. Sneak a peek at the infamous vault where the top-secret formula for Coca-Cola is kept and try to guess what makes this soda unique.

Stone Mountain Park

1000 Robert E Lee Blvd, Stone Mountain, GA 30083

Take a walk and indulge yourself in 3200 acres of untouched wonder that is Stone Mountain Park. Whether you’re looking to hike and breathe in some impressive views, or simply enjoying a round of golf, this park has something for everyone. Experience the park at night as you camp under the stars, listening to the sounds of nature that will lull you to sleep.