easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal paddling experience needed
Discover the serene waters and wildlife of Little Tybee Island on a guided kayak tour. Perfect for nature lovers seeking a peaceful adventure, this trip offers stunning coastal scenery and expert guidance. Keep reading to learn more about this unforgettable outdoor experience.
Ages 4 years+ • Up to 2 hours
Embark on an unforgettable kayaking adventure to Little Tybee Island, where you’ll explore uninhabited shores teeming with marine life. Encounter dolphins, turtles, and diverse bird species while enjoying a beachcombing experience. Perfect for families and groups, this tour showcases the natural beauty of Georgia's coastal islands.
up to 2 hours
Paddle on a memorable trip for all, from the first time kayakers to the experienced. The salt marsh estuaries have an abundance of marine and bird life which you may encounter. Look out for osprey, sea birds, loggerhead turtles, brown pelicans and our famous bottle nose dolphins. Once you have reached Little Tybee Island, enjoy the beach of this uninhabited island; comb the beach for beautiful seashells and experience how some of coastal Georgia barrier island are formed. Its is a great expedition tour for families with smaller children, couples or for large groups to enjoy the unspoiled island. Here is a chance to appreciate one of nature’s most beautiful islands. 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 2 hours.
If you don’t see a tour time that fits 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 type of shoes are required.
Don‘t forget to add a dry bag to your kayak outing. We have them available if needed.
Opt for lightweight, moisture-wicking clothes to stay comfortable during the paddle.
Ensure calm weather to enjoy a safe and enjoyable kayaking experience.
Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses will help shield you from the sun during the tour.
Carry plenty of water to keep hydrated while paddling and exploring.
Little Tybee Island was historically used by Native Americans and later served as a fishing and rice plantation site before becoming a protected natural area.
Tour operators follow eco-friendly practices to minimize environmental impact, ensuring the preservation of the island's delicate habitats.
A life jacket is required for safety and is provided by the tour operators.
Protect your skin from sunburn during outdoor paddling.
summer specific
Helps shade your face and neck from direct sunlight.
summer specific
Capture the scenic views without worry of water damage.