Dolphin Tours of Jekyll Island

07/06/2025

06/08/2025

Want to get on a private tour? Up to 6 people $400 average 2 hrs by reservation www.captainphillip.com

06/07/2025

Doggies love our dolphin tours!

06/04/2025

It's been raining for the past few days, but the dolphin don't seem to mind?

05/25/2025

We have been in business over 20 years and we are the #1 "Thing To Do" on TripAdvisor in the Golden Isles and we were named by TripAdvisor as their Best Of The Best Boat Tours in the USA

05/20/2025

This is the perfect weather for a dolphin tour!! Plan ahead and book your reservation today. Call 912-635-3152 or visit www.captainphillip.com.

05/17/2025

05/15/2025

Join us for a private boat tour from the Jekyll Wharf. With 6 people or less up to 48 people. Bring your camera, bring your cooler, see the Golden Isles in a way that few people get to experience.
Visit https://captainphillip.com/group-private-tours/ for more information.

05/03/2025

02/14/2025

The waters around Jekyll Island are home to one of the world’s largest populations of beautiful bottlenose dolphins and many other marvelous creatures. Join us as we travel the scenic waterways of Jekyll Island aboard our US Coast Guard Certified boats and breath in the fresh sea breeze. TripAdvisor has recognized Jekyll Island Boat Tours as one of the top boat tour providers in the Georgia’s Golden Isles and throughout the United States. Please visit our website and book online at www.captainphillip.com

Jekyll Island Dolphin Tours are 90 minute boat tours departing from the Jekyll Island Historic Wharf

01/06/2025

The Jekyll Island Club was founded in 1886 as a private winter retreat for wealthy northerners, but the majority of people living on the island were the hired workers.
This workforce included significant numbers of African American employees. By the 1930s, over 77% of the Club employees were African American. For over half a century, Club employees helped to build the resort, run and maintain it, and preserve its stories.

Charlie Hill, Coachman and Caretaker for the Maurice family of Hollybourne Cottage, was the oldest of the original employees of the Jekyll Island Club.

He brought the first group of millionaires to Jekyll, by way of a rowboat, to inspect the island for possible purchase. Then, as an island employee for 51 years, he stayed on to witness the entire span of the Jekyll Island Club.

1891-1942