How many people fit in the shuttle?

The private shuttle seats up to 13 passengers.

Can we bring drinks on board?

Yes—there’s a cooler with ice for your beverages; please consume responsibly and follow local laws.

Is driver gratuity included?

No, driver gratuity is not included and is customarily provided by passengers.

Where is the pickup location?

Pickup instructions and exact meeting points are provided at booking; contact the operator if you need door-to-door service details.

Can we schedule a one-way trip?

Yes, one-way and roundtrip options are available to fit your itinerary.

Is there luggage space for beach gear or camera equipment?

The shuttle accommodates modest luggage and equipment; drivers will assist with loading and securing bags.

Tybee-to-Savannah Private Shuttle: Smooth One-Way Transfers for Groups | Shuttle | Transfer

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Skip the parking stress and enjoy a private shuttle between Tybee Island and Savannah for up to 13 people. Comfortable, music-ready, and ideal for groups, this service simplifies arrivals and departures so you can focus on beaches, shrimp shacks, and historic streets.

30–60 minutes

easy

From $169.50

From the wooden boardwalks of Tybee Island to the moss-draped squares of Savannah, this private shuttle turns a common transfer into a relaxed coastal passage. Operated from Tybee Island, Georgia, the service ferries groups of up to 13 people one way or roundtrip between the island’s Atlantic-scattered beaches and Savannah’s historic streets.

The ride itself is straightforward: a compact private bus outfitted with Bluetooth sound, a cooler with ice for your beverages, and seating for small groups who want a no-fuss transfer timed to their schedule. That simplicity makes it a smart choice for bachelorette parties, family reunions, photographers hauling gear, or day-trippers who’d rather leave the car on the island. Because the vehicle handles luggage and passengers together, you trade the scramble of public shuttles or parking for a predictable, door-to-door style handoff—exact pickup instructions are provided at booking.

What makes this shuttle special is place as much as service. Tybee Island is a barrier island with wide sandy beaches, maritime forest and tidal salt marshes that flank the route into mainland Georgia. The drive crosses landscapes shaped by the Atlantic: dunes, oyster beds, and stretches of salt marsh where wading birds thread channels at low tide. On arrival in Savannah, you step into a city founded in 1733, whose live-oak-lined parks and antebellum streets form a sharp contrast to the island’s flat, wind-polished shorelines. Nearby Fort Pulaski National Monument, guarding the mouth of the Savannah River, is a compact historical stop along many itineraries.

Practical perks are built-in: private scheduling means you avoid late-night parking headaches and can plan sunset beach sessions or early-morning photo runs without worrying about a loaner car. The cooler and Bluetooth let groups toast a day or queue playlists for the drive; just remember gratuity for the driver is not included. This is not a sightseeing coach—it's a focused transfer that respects your schedule and group dynamics while moving you cleanly between two of Georgia’s most visitable landscapes.

Bookings are flexible and best made in advance during summer weekends when Tybee and Savannah swell with visitors. The shuttle seats up to 13 passengers and accommodates modest luggage—ideal for camera rigs, coolers, and beach bags. Drivers will load and secure baggage but note that gratuity is customary. Because the vehicle uses standard roads, the trip provides windows onto marsh channels and low-lying estuaries you won’t see from ferries, making even short transfers scenic.

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