easy
1.5–2 hours
Basic fitness suffices; suitable for beginners and casual paddlers.
Glide through Tybee Island's salt marshes on a sunset kayak tour that offers unmatched views and a close encounter with vibrant wildlife. Perfect for paddlers of all levels, this trip showcases the Southeast's coastal beauty as day transitions to night.
Ages 4 years + up to 1 1/2 hours
Embark on a breathtaking sunset kayak tour, perfect for all skill levels. Paddle through stunning salt marsh estuaries, surrounded by vibrant marine and bird life as the sun sets over Tybee Island. This unforgettable experience promises the best views and memories, making it a must-do adventure in the Southeast.
Paddle on a memorable trip for all, from the first-time kayakers to the experienced. As the sun set over our salt marsh estuaries, enjoy the abundance of marine and bird life as we paddle the water. This is the best Sunset view on Tybee Island.
This is one of the most popular tours in the Southeast.
No experience required: recommended for ages 4 years and older and all skill levels. Paddling effort required on tour, the tour is up to 11/ 2 hours. Time may vary; we need to be off the water before the sunset. State law. See you at Sunset!!!!!!
If you don’t see a tour time that fit your schedule, give us a call.
What to bring Please bring water, sunscreen, shoes and clothing that can get wet. Your feet will get wet!!!!! Some types of shoes are required.
Don‘t forget to add a dry bag to your kayak outing. We have those available if you need it.
Capture the stunning sunset reflections over calm estuary waters.
Mosquitoes can be active near marshes at dusk—protect your skin.
Check-in and gear-up calmly before the sunset begins.
Stay comfortable as temperatures drop after sunset near the water.
Tybee Island’s lighthouse, built in 1736, is one of the oldest in the country, overseeing centuries of coastal history.
Operators follow strict 'leave no trace' guidelines to minimize impact on delicate salt marsh ecosystems.
Protects electronics from spray and accidental dips.
summer specific
Keeps you warm as temperatures cool off after sunset.
fall specific
Shields your face and eyes during pre-sunset light.
spring specific
Stay hydrated on the water during your paddling tour.