Admiral’s InnTYBEE ISLAND

A Local's Guide

Tybee, off the postcard.

The places we send guests to first. Dolphin tours, fossil hunts, the lighthouse, the fort — plus the easiest ways to get around.

Captain Derek's Dolphin Adventure

1.Captain Derek's Dolphin Adventure

Boat Tour

The dolphin tour we recommend most often. Guaranteed sightings, restrooms onboard, and a route past the lighthouse and Fort Pulaski. Book the late-afternoon run for golden-hour light on the water.

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Tybee Shark Teeth Tours

2.Tybee Shark Teeth Tours

Beach Tour

A guided beach walk that turns into a treasure hunt. The team teaches you what to look for — black, triangular, glinting in the sand — and most groups go home with a pocketful of shark teeth and a megalodon story. Great with kids.

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Tybee Turtle Transit

3.Tybee Turtle Transit

Shuttle

The friendliest way to get around the island when you'd rather not drive. Pre-book if you've got a group heading to dinner or the pier — they'll pull right up to our front door.

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Charters & Tours

Out on the water.

Dolphin tours, sunset cruises, and private fishing charters. A few of the captains we send guests to most often.

Tybee Golf Carts

4.Tybee Golf Carts

Cart Rentals

Tybee runs on golf carts in season. The local-est way to see the island — easy parking, short drives, and a breeze through your hair. Reserve ahead in summer; the fleet goes fast.

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Fort Pulaski National Monument

5.Fort Pulaski National Monument

Historic Site

Fifteen minutes by car, and a different century when you walk through the gate. Civil War-era brick walls, marsh trails, and the kind of quiet that's hard to find anywhere else on the island. Plan a slow two hours and bring water.

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Tybee Island Light Station & Museum

6.Tybee Island Light Station & Museum

Lighthouse & Museum

178 steps and Georgia's oldest lighthouse rewards you with the whole island laid out beneath you. The ticket includes both keepers' cottages and the museum across the street — easily a half-day for the history-minded.

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Water Sports

In the water.

Surf lessons, parasailing, jet skis, and kayaks. The way to spend an afternoon when the tide is right.

More to do nearby.

These are the picks we send guests to first — the island has more, and Savannah’s a short drive west when you want the city.

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