Ride an open-air cart through Tybee Island’s best bars and back-room legends on this two-hour adults-only crawl. Learn island history between sips while visiting longtime locals’ spots and iconic beachside taverns.
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The cart hums along Tybrisa Avenue as gulls wheel above and the Atlantic keeps time in the distance — you step onto the open-air route with a cold cup in hand and the island’s stories waiting to be told. The tour moves at a leisurely clip: short stops at long-lived bars, salty air pressing in, and a guide who threads together the island’s rough-and-ready characters with its barroom architecture.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most activity levels; expect short walks and standing at bars for a few minutes between stops.
Wildlife
History
Tybee evolved from a late-19th-century beach resort into a local-centric island community; many bars grew alongside the ferry and rail connections that brought summer visitors.
Conservation
The island relies on dune restoration, marsh protection, and responsible visitor behavior to reduce erosion and habitat damage; pack out trash and follow local rules about drinking near dunes.
Reserve your spot on the Pub Cart Crawl of Tybee Island, Drink like a Local today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring your ID
This tour is 21+ and staff will check IDs before serving — keep a photo ID handy.
Pace and hydrate
Alternate alcoholic drinks with water; two hours of sun and salt can sneak up on you.
Wear flat, closed-toe shoes
Sand, boardwalks, and quick steps on uneven surfaces make stable footwear a smart choice.
Carry small bills
Many stops accept cards but having cash speeds orders and lets you tip local bartenders directly.
Government-issued photo ID
Required for age verification and drink purchases.
Comfortable walking shoes
Provides stability on sand, boardwalks, and uneven sidewalks.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated between drinks in hot, humid months.
summer
Light wind layer
Coastal evenings can be breezy — a thin jacket keeps you comfortable.
spring