Sail Savannah’s Coastline on the Private Henry O Boat Rental
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required beyond basic boating operation.
Overview
Explore Savannah’s waterways aboard the Henry O, a private boat rental perfect for dolphin watching, family outings, and island adventures. No experience needed—get certified in 10 minutes and take the helm for a memorable day on Georgia’s coast.
Henry O
3-8 Hours • Up to 4 passengers • Be your own Captain! • Ages 21+
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About This Adventure
Experience the joy of being on the water with a private boat rental aboard the Henry O! Perfect for family bonding, dolphin watching, or exploring Little Tybee, this adventure offers a unique opportunity to create lasting memories. Get certified in just 10 minutes and set sail for an unforgettable day!
Climb aboard the Henry O!
About
What greater pleasure is there than being on the water? There are many of you out there that own or have owned boats most of your life. As such, it’s in your nature to want to take a boat out with just you and the family. It’s perfect for some “family time”, dolphin tours, or maybe a trip to Little Tybee. Give us a call to book your time before someone else pirates it away!
Requirements
- A drivers license must be in the vessel of the person operating vessel.
- Renter must be age 21 & up.
- Certification to operate the vessel*
*You can become temporarily certified to operate a boat by taking a short certification course. This takes about 10 minutes and can be done in our Sand Bar lounge on the day of the rental. You only need to complete this course once, and it is valid for 6 months. It is actually a short 10-minute video!
What to Bring (available for purchase)
- Dramamine/Advil/Tylenol
- Water/Gatorade/Drinks & Snacks (there are coolers on the boat, and you can bring coolers for the fish you catch, remember to keep the size within reason)
- Sunscreen
- Hats/Visors
- Polarized Sunglasses
- Rain Gear/Wind Breaker/Hoodie – Layers of Clothing
- Water Shoes/Non Slip Shoes
- Camera
- Waterproof Bag (For wallets & phones)
- Towel/Hand Towel
Adventure Tips
Get certified before you set out
The safety certification takes just 10 minutes and ensures you’re ready to handle the boat confidently on Savannah’s waters.
Bring sunscreen and a hat
The Georgia sun can be strong—protect yourself during your day afloat with sun-protective gear.
Check the tide schedule
Tides influence navigation around Little Tybee and sandbars, so plan your trip accordingly for easier access and smoother sailing.
Pack water and snacks
There are no food stalls on the water; bring refreshments to stay energized and hydrated throughout your trip.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bottlenose dolphins
- Great blue herons
History
Savannah's waterways have long served as key routes since the city's founding in 1733, supporting trade and now recreation.
Conservation
This region emphasizes preserving coastal marshlands and marine habitats, so respectful boating practices help maintain water quality and wildlife health.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Life jacket
Provided, but wearing one is essential for safety on the water.
Sunscreen
Shield your skin from intense sun exposure during open-water cruising.
summer specific
Waterproof camera or phone case
Capture memories without worry about water damage.
Light jacket or windbreaker
Keep comfortable against cool coastal breezes, especially in the early morning or late afternoon.
spring specific