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Explore Georgia’s Coastal Wilderness with Wassaw Sound Cruises: Shell Hunting & Island Adventures - Savannah

Explore Georgia’s Coastal Wilderness with Wassaw Sound Cruises: Shell Hunting & Island Adventures

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels as the cruise involves gentle boat travel and light walking on flat terrain.

Overview

Discover the hidden gems of Georgia’s coast on Wassaw Sound Cruises, where secluded islands, abundant wildlife, and shell hunting at Deadman's Hammock offer a thrilling day on the water for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

Savannah, Georgia

Wassaw Sound Cruises

3+ Hours • Up to 6 People • Find your perfect place!

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable adventure exploring the stunning hammocks and islands by the ocean. Experience breathtaking vistas and diverse wildlife while indulging in the thrill of shell hunting at Deadman's Hammock. This unique trip promises a memorable day in nature, perfect for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

About

Explore the hammocks and islands near the ocean. This trip allows guests more expansive vistas and a greater variety of wildlife. Shell hunting is always an adventure on Deadman's Hammock.

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Up to 6 passengers

What to bring

Passengers are encouraged to wear appropriate clothing/protection for a boating/outdoor adventure in the sun. Must be self ambulatory. Children must be able to sit unassisted.

Adventure Tips

Bring binoculars for wildlife spotting

The marshes and islands are great for birdwatching and dolphin sightings—binoculars enhance your experience.

Wear sun protection

With limited shade on the boat and islands, sunscreen and hats are essential during the warmer months.

Prepare for shell collecting

Bring a small bag or bucket to carry shells from Deadman's Hammock without disturbing sensitive areas.

Footwear for wet conditions

Use water-friendly shoes or sandals to keep comfortable when exploring the shoreline and tidal flats.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Bottlenose dolphins
  • Royal terns

History

These islands have a rich Native American history and were later sites for coastal maritime communities.

Conservation

The cruise operates with a focus on low-impact tourism, educating visitors on protecting fragile coastal ecosystems.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Lightweight waterproof jacket

Essential

Spring weather can be changeable with coastal breezes, so a waterproof jacket keeps you comfortable.

spring specific

Wide-brimmed hat

Essential

Protects from strong sun exposure during midday hours on open water.

summer specific

Closed-toe water shoes

Essential

Ideal for comfortable mobility on wet, slippery shorelines in cooler fall temperatures.

fall specific

Insulated layers

Warm layers help when temperatures dip during off-season cruises in winter months.

winter specific