Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport Parking

Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV) provides parking facilities for its passengers.

All parking spaces serve passengers on a first-come, first-serve basis. Passengers may pay for parking upon exiting the automated parking machines at the exit plaza.

There are free luggage carts in strategic places around the baggage claim and parking deck.

It accepts cash and all major credit cards.

For immediate parking concerns or in the case of an emergency, you can call +1 912-964-0514.

Valet Parking

• $10/up to four hours
• $20/Daily
• A convenient, time-saving option Drive into our Valet Parking area at the Ticketing/Departure Level (Level Two).
• This includes baggage unloading and car parking.

Long Term/Hourly Parking

• $1/hourly, $12/daily, $60/weekly
• A convenient parking option is just steps from the terminal.
• Four-level garage
• There are 1,680 parking spaces.
• 150 feet from the terminal.
• Handicap accessible spaces
• Covered walkways

In Signal Park, the system displays the number of available spaces.

• Five PEP electric vehicle (EV) charging station spaces on the lower level
• Available for short or long-term guests.
• 7 ft clearance in height

Economy Parking

• $1/hourly, $8/daily, $40/weekly
• Two-level garage
• 2,000 parking spaces.
• 385 feet from the terminal.
• Handicap-accessible spaces
• Covered walkways
• Available for short- or long-term guests.
• 8-foot clearance in height

Tesla Supercharger Station

• 3 hours only.
• The vehicle shall not remain in supercharger space after reaching full charge for departing passengers.
• Eight superchargers for Tesla vehicles.

Tips for Parking at Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport

Airport parking can be frustrating at times. Before driving, you can call Savanah Airport Parking at +1-912-964-0514 for up-to-the-minute parking status and whether or not parking reservations are required.

• Leave home and plan to arrive at the airport at least an hour earlier. In that way, you can potentially avoid the likelihood of driving around looking for parking availability. It could also delay your arrival at the departure gate.
• Check out the airport’s map. Learn where the terminals, gates, access roads, and parking lots are before going to the airport.
• When traveling with a piece of luggage, be mindful of the distance between the parking location and the terminal gates. Also, check if there are shuttle buses available in your vicinity.
• Especially during the long holidays, rush hour, and high travel seasons, vehicles at the parking area may cause a jam at the bottleneck at the security checking area and the airport gates.
• When there are lots of passengers, this also means that the airport shuttle services are slow and overcrowded, packed with people and their luggage.
• Security measures can also inconvenience your schedule, and it’s hard to prepare for them.
• Maintenance and construction work can mean detours you will have to take to get to your parking spot at the airport.
• When traveling with your vehicle to the airport, provide enough time to account for possible delays on the road.