easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical exertion involved, mostly seated and gentle walking on beach.
Discover hidden beaches and vibrant salt marshes just off Tybee Island with a private boat tour that brings you up close to dolphins, shorebirds, and pristine coastal landscapes.
Little Tybee Once The Heart of The Savannah River Delta
Experience a unique adventure through the stunning Savannah River Delta, where you'll explore remote beaches and vibrant salt marshes. Enjoy a private tour led by a knowledgeable local, spot dolphins and diverse wildlife, and unwind in nature's tranquility. This unforgettable journey promises scenic views and hidden treasures along the way.
once The Savannah River Delta. If you zoom out enough you will see what looks like the roots of a majestic old tree stretching 24 miles from Hilton Head SC to Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge, This is a salt marsh estuary one of the largest in the world. Winding through the marshes during twilight hours in a most exceptional way to enjoy time in nature and make the journey
Minimum Trip Time isThree hours
Take a ride though the rivers, creeks and marshes and end on a remote beach, south of Tybee, such as pictured here. You can walk on beaches few ever see, away from the crowds of people but near to the locals... that is local flocks of pelicans, shore birds, an eagle or osprey might even be spotted. Along the beach maybe a few hermit or ghost crabs, you may even see a raccoon. These are the same beaches that the pirates were said to leave their treasure. You just never know.
Up to Four Adults or 2 Adults 3 Children 3hrs Minimum
Children 12 and under must wear a life jacket
Food and drinks are not included, so pack refreshments to stay energized and hydrated during the trip.
Exposed to open water and beaches, sunscreen and a hat are a must to avoid sunburn.
Light layers work best as conditions can vary between sun-soaked beaches and breezy salt marshes.
The experienced local captain knows the safest routes and prime wildlife spots—follow their directions for the best experience.
Little Tybee Island remains undeveloped to protect Georgia’s coastal ecosystems, showcasing natural habitats that have changed little over centuries.
The tour promotes low-impact visitation with a knowledgeable local captain helping to preserve the fragile salt marsh environment by staying on designated waterways.
Protects skin during prolonged sun exposure on open water and beaches.
summer specific
Keeps you warm and blocks wind while cruising salt marsh creeks.
spring specific
Enhances birdwatching and spotting distant wildlife in the salt marsh.
Capture stunning coastal landscapes and dolphin encounters throughout the trip.