WHAT CAN I DO ON THIS ISLAND~~~?
Create your own foot prints in the sand
Bring your fishing gear and fish from the beach!
Look for dolphins, sea shells, crabs, jelly fish, star fish, sanddollars, and other sea creatures. Bird watch. Gaze at the different types of passing ships and boats. Fly a kite in the ocean breeze. Build a sandcastle. Enjoy the sunrise on the ocean. Be amazed on a moon lit night as the ocean waves dance and dazzle in the moon light. You will be thrilled with Tybee after dark.
WARNING!
If you are on the island during sea turtle season, you may be fortunate enough to view this island treasure. For more information, check out the Marine Science Center page
The Tybee Island Marine Science Center is located next to the pier and pavilion. For a small fee you can enter and view the exhibits. The Center also has a gift shop.
The
Marine Science Center offers Discovery Walks and lectures. Some of the
programs are free of charge. You can check out the programs and dates
through this link
Tybee Island Lighthouse
This is a beautiful lighthouse. There is also a main house and a gift shop on site.
Fort Screven
Built in the late 1800's, this old fort is unique looking. It has beauty of its own.
It is located on the north end of the island across from the Tybee Lighthouse. You can access the beach by the fort. The old fort also offers small restuarant in case you get hungry or just need a rest.
You will notice small buildings in the area that were part of the old fort. There are even homes built on top of the old fort!
FORT PULASKI
&
COCKSPUR ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE
Just before you come onto the island, you will notice the sign to turn to your left to travel to Fort Pulaski. The fort offers guided tours, interpretive programs, and canon firing.
As you travel a little further on highway 80, you will also notice on your left the Cockspur Island Lighthouse which is surrounded by water.
More information on these two sites are available at
NEED MORE EXCITEMENT?
You may want to catch a wave on your surf board or view the island from a parasail. Perhaps you would perfer sailing the ocean and inlets with a kayak or if you need more speed, hit the waters on a water ski!
PIRATES
Tybee Island has a history of pirate activity. If you have every dreamed of being a pirate, you will want to be a part of the annual Tybee Island Pirate Festival. Bring your fantasy to life at: