Things to do in Tybee Island for the Whole Family

Just 100 feet from Hotel Tybee, Savannah's closest beach is the perfect place to relax the day away - or dive into the waves for a refreshing water sports adventure!

Nearly 280 years of history await in "America's First Planned City," with magnificent 18th and 19th century architecture that will take your breath away around every corner. 

Cast a fishing line into the Atlantic off this historic pier, first built in 1891, or practice your best moves at local festivals with live music on the pavilion dance floor.

Tour this 5,600-acre Civil War battleground turned National Park, complete with daily historic weapons demonstrations, a museum, and a decommissioned lighthouse.

Climb 178 twisting stairs to the top of Tybee Island's iconic lighthouse, still shining bright after nearly 280 years, with one of the last 9-foot fresnel lenses in use today.

Ride the Old Town Trolley through Savannah's gorgeous Historic District, with entertaining and informative narration from knowledgeable guides.  Without a doubt the best way to experience Savannah.  

Hands-on touch tanks, Atlantic Ocean aquariums, and educational guided beach tours are just a few things offered by this beacon of Georgia coast conservation.

Well-stocked with everything you need to savor and explore the shores of Tybee, look no further for the island's most affordable bike rentals, beach games, and baby gear.

Considered by many to be the best gift shop on the island, here you'll find everything from local art and vintage antiques, to custom furniture and organic dog treats.

For just $3 a ride until 3:30am, this Tybee shuttle service is the perfect way to get around - especially if you plan on taking advantage of the island's vibrant nightlife!

Voted Tybee's "Best Adventure Tour" since 2003, Captain Mike and his crew escort lucky passengers to watch bottle-nosed dolphins play among the island's sights.

If you hope to land a trophy catch, this is the fishing charter for you! Depending on the season, they know where the biggest Mahi Mahi, Sea Bass, and Snapper are swimming. 

Dating back to 1818, this historic theater has affordably entertained Savannah audiences with some of the hottest plays and musical revues over the last 200 years. 

Rent your own kayak, take lessons, or enjoy a guided tour of the pristine waterways around Tybee Island and Savannah, GA with these experienced providers. 

As "America's Most Haunted City," the streets of Savannah course with nearly 280 years of history, and these award-winning tours promise to illuminate all of its darkest corners.

The world's fastest growing water sport, stand-up paddleboarding offers something for everyone. Easy to learn, peaceful, and exciting, rentals, lessons and tours are available here.