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From long-distance migrant shorebirds to resident wading birds; from neotropical songbirds to iconic birds of-prey, the Georgia Coast has something for everyone. Whether you are a lifelong bird enthusiast, professional ornithologist, or brand-new to the...

If you are interested in birding on the beaches, you're in luck. We have shorebirds and seabirds on our beaches throughout the whole year!

Here are a few reasons why.

The venture begins long before your toes hit the sand. Groceries can be stocked before arrival, recommendations for restaurants and island activities are readily available and every detail feels intentionally welcoming without losing Tybee’s laid-back...

Tybee isn't a manufactured beach experience. It's a real barrier island, seven miles long, where shrimp boats still leave at dawn and history runs deeper than the tide. Have you watched a shrimper haul in...

Explore Tybee Island's pristine beaches, adorned with swaying palm trees and lush river grass, as you make your way onto this charming barrier island just a short drive from Savannah. With over three miles of...

A WELCOMING COASTAL ESCAPE Tybee Island has been capturing hearts and creating memories since the 1800s. Picture this: sun-kissed beaches, a tight-knit community and a vibe that gently says, slow down—you’ve earned it. Summer means...

Between milestone celebrations to much-needed vacations, there are plenty of reasons to sip, shop and selfie your way through our alluring beach town.

Stretching from Highway 80 to 2nd Avenue, this bustling neighborhood is home to a diverse range of attractions that are sure to delight visitors of all ages.

In 1891, four years after the completion of a railroad from Savannah to Tybee, the original Tybee Pier and Pavilion was built by the Central of Georgia Railroad. Known then as the Tybrisa Pavilion, it...

Get to know Little Tybee Island, a pure, uninhabited nature preserve located south of Tybee Island, in this short video.

HOW TO GET TO LITTLE TYBEE ISLAND There are no roads or bridges to Little Tybee, but there are still plenty of ways to visit this secluded paradise. Boating, kayaking and jet-skiing are all popular...