easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required
Discover the hidden history and natural wonders of Savannah’s Lowcountry on a private boat tour. Explore Daufuskie Island’s heritage, hunt for shark teeth, and soak up coastal views along the iconic River Street.
For all ages! • Up to 6 People • Half or Full Day • Savannah Private Boat Tours!
Embark on a private boat tour through Savannah's stunning lowcountry, where history meets scenic beauty. Enjoy unique access to Daufuskie Island's historical sites and distillery, hunt for shark teeth on Shark Tooth Island, and explore the iconic River Street's cobblestone charm. Relax and create unforgettable memories on the water!
Half Day (4 hours) or Full Day (8 Hours)
Relax and Cruise: Kick back, relax, and let us take you on a scenic cruise to experience the true lowcountry. Historical Coastlines: Explore one of the most historical coastlines in the world with our private boat tours.
Daufuskie Island:
• Shark Tooth Hunting: Near the mouth of the Savannah River, famous for its abundance of shark teeth. • Take Home Your Finds: Keep whatever you find, as long as it isn't living!
• Iconic Attraction: Located in downtown Savannah, the central hub of the port since 1733. • Historical Cobblestones: Walk down 300-year-old cobblestone streets. • Shopping and Dining: Numerous options for shopping, dining, and bars. • Convenient Pick-Up: We can pick you up if you're staying on River Street!
The boat deck is exposed; wear a hat and sunscreen to stay comfortable during your tour.
Carry a water bottle to keep hydrated, especially on warm Georgia days.
Opt for boat-friendly shoes with grip to maintain balance when moving on deck.
Private tours fill quickly during peak season, so reserve your spot early to ensure availability.
Daufuskie Island preserves Gullah culture, a distinctive African-American heritage unique to this coastal area dating back to the 1700s.
The tour operator supports low-impact travel practices to preserve the delicate marsh ecosystem and wildlife habitats in the Lowcountry.
Protects your face from the strong southern sun on the open water.
summer specific
Keeps you warm during cooler early mornings or breezy afternoons.
spring specific
Reduces glare off the water, enhancing comfort and visibility.
Capture stunning views and historical sites throughout the tour.