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Tybee Island also known as Savannah Beach, is an easily accessible barrier island located just 18 miles away from the Hostess City of the South, historic Savannah, Georgia. Savannah’s Beach is an amazing tourist destination that has something to offer every vacationer. Rich in both history and natural beauty, Tybee Island is also famous for its diverse cuisine, excellent accommodations, and a vari

ety of exciting recreational activities. Even Paula Deen, who is internationally recognized for her delicious and innovative Southern cooking, has her very own vacation house on Tybee Island available for rental. Children and adults alike will enjoy exploring the island’s three miles of uninterrupted public beach. The salt marshes are teeming with birds and wildlife unique to south eastern Georgia’s coast. If you enjoy fishing you will be happy to find that Tybee has many different options for you! There are fishing piers, offshore and deep sea charters, or you can fish right in the surf! Dining out when you are staying on Savannah’s Beach is truly a pleasure! With over 25 restaurants to choose from you won’t have to worry about finding something you like. Seafood lovers are in luck as many places offer “catch of the day” specials. Be sure to try some Fresh Caught Wild Georgia Shrimp, you won’t be disappointed! Many of the bars have live music more nights than not and you will surely meet some colorful, local characters you won’t soon forget! If you care to take your cocktail to the beach, no problem! Just be sure to put it in a plastic cup before going on your midnight stroll. And if shopping for unusual and one of a kind items is your forte, you will appreciate the fact that Tybee is home to several talented and imaginative artists. Many of them own unique shops and galleries where you can purchase their remarkable jewelry, paintings, gifts, and more. So kick off your shoes, put your toes in the sand, and let the ocean breezes carry your worries away. We hope to see you soon here on Tybee Island, Savannah’s Beach!!

05/27/2026

A tiny piece of bliss in a big blue ocean.

Photo by William Harrell Photography
Riverrat Productions

05/26/2026

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Today, Tybee Island is joining American Coastal Coalition members across the country to launch the 2026 campaign, to demonstrate public support for America's beaches.

Coastal communities deserve a unified voice. 129 million Americans live within 50 miles of the coast. Our beaches protect communities from storms, power local economies and ecosystems, and belong to all of us.

All summer long, we're making sure Congress hears us loud and clear. We will be campaigning around the issues that matter most: economic & environmental impact, storm protection, community highlights, and direct calls to action for you and our representatives in Congress.

Love your beach? Help us save the shore. Find more info American Coastal Coalition or at www.americancoastalcoalition.org/yestobeaches2026.

05/22/2026

***Slow Down to Protect Diamondback Terrapins this Nesting Season***

Tybee Island and our surrounding waters benefit from rich biodiversity, with many plant and wildlife inhabitants. Our beaches and bluffs are an annual nesting destination for several turtle species, some of which are vulnerable due to habitat loss, road mortality, and other human-made and environmental threats. One such species that we implore community members and summer guests to look out for is the diamondback terrapin.

Slow Down to Protect Diamondback Terrapins this Nesting SeasonTybee Island and our surrounding waters benefit from rich biodiversity,

05/14/2026

Can’t beat laxy days on North Beach watching the ships roll in.

05/11/2026

An annual Tybee tradition is fast approaching, and it’s a special opportunity to get super soaked with community members from every corner of the island. What started almost forty years ago as a team rivalry between softball players has since grown to become the wettest, wildest water fight in the region. The Tybee Island Beach Bum Parade is a local parade, made all the more splash-tacular with water guns! This year’s parade is set for Friday, May 15 at 6:30 p.m. and you won’t want to miss it!

A Guide to Tybee Island Beach Bum Parade — The South’s Ultimate Water Fight! An annual Tybee tradition is fast approaching, and it’s

05/01/2026

🌊🐢 Help us protect our Tybee Sea Turtles, help educate others! Many people who visit Tybee are unaware of basic sea turtle friendly habits. Help us help turtles by sharing what you've learned so that we can all keep turtles coming back to Tybee. 🐢🌊

📢 The following information is from the Tybee Sea Turtle Project, a conservation initiative of the Tybee Island Marine Science Center:

👫 Volunteers will be out at dawn to walk the beach every single day, looking for signs of nesting. Here are some reminders for the season -

🥚 If you spot any sea turtle activity including a mom or sea turtle tracks, leave it alone! Volunteers need all the field signs to locate the eggs, so even well-intentioned marking of the crawl or body pit can make that impossible for us. Feel free to stay by it and wait on us, but leave it alone.

🌑 The beaches need to be dark, flat, and quiet. No lights, no sand castles left overnight, no big holes left behind, no tents and chairs as obstacles.

04/03/2026

Boasting a brand-new fleet of top-rated jet skis and the amazing Tybee Tiki Boat, Tybee Island Watersports is ready to facilitate your next aquatic adventure!

Boasting a brand-new fleet of top-rated jet skis and the amazing Tybee Tiki Boat, Tybee Island Watersports is ready to facilitate your next

04/02/2026

The Carnival is here and today is opening day! See y’all at 5pm.

Admission is free, but you can buy wristbands for four hours of rides ahead of time.

Hours:

Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm to 10:00pm
Friday: 5:00pm to 11:00pm
Saturday: 2:00pm to 11:00pm
Sunday: 2:00pm to 10:00pm

03/20/2026

Spring break is fast approaching, and Tybee is a prime destination for bright sunrays, sandy shores and warm weather revelry befitting the season. Whether you’re planning a fun family getaway, a college escape or an early start to your summer vacation, you’re sure to enjoy your springtime stay on our beautiful barrier isle. Tybee is a top travel destination for so many reasons — all you have to do is come and see for yourself! Here are a few recommendations to help you make the most of your spring break on Tybee.

Spring break is fast approaching, and Tybee is a prime destination for bright sunrays, sandy shores and warm weather revelry befitting the

03/18/2026

Begin your Easter Sunday with an ecumenical Sunrise Service on the Walter Parker Pier and Pavilion on Tybee Island. The 6:30 a.m. beachside service on Sunday, April 5, 2026. All are welcome. Wear your flip-flops to this casual service.

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Po Box 2833
Tybee Island, GA
31328

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