Tybee Island Beachfront
Tybee Island, nicknamed "Savannah's seashore," is a developed island which offers lots of things to see and do, including public beaches, a fishing pier and pavilion, nature trails, and boating accesses. You'll find an array of dining establishments offering anything from fine dining to casual fare as well as a diversity of lodging choices ranging from five-star hotels to camping.
Tourist attractions include the Tybee Island Marine Science Center, Tybee Island Lighthouse and Museum, Fort Pulaski National Monument, the Old Savannah-Tybee Railroad Trail and more. For more information call 1-800-868-BEACH or visit www.tybeevisit.com.
Little Tybee Island, located just south of Tybee Island, is accessible only by boat. This island, state owned and managed as a Heritage Preserve, is an uninhabited wilderness of maritime forests, marshland, and beautiful, unspoiled beaches. Nesting Osprey and Bald Eagles, as well as Reddish Egrets, Roseate Spoonbills, and other rare and endangered birds that inhabit the island make it a bird watcher's delight. Kayaking and camping are permitted and local charter services offer transportation to the island. For more information call 1-800-868-BEACH or visit www.tybeevisit.com.
