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Spanish explorers were searching for riches in the New World. In 1520, Lucas Vasquez de Ayllon laid claim to Tybee as part of Spain’s “La Florida”, an area that extended from the Bahamas to Nova...

Come get away with us and enjoy the beautiful marshes and beaches of Little Tybee. Don't let the name fool you, come see how Little Tybee is actually twice as big as Tybee Island itself...

Complementing this small island setting, the Sandcastle Inn on Tybee Island offers a friendly, relaxing, and comfortable retreat just steps from the beach. The Sandcastle Inn is located within walking distance of many shops, quaint...

Meet & visit with our local dolphins as you enjoy the marsh & waterways of our sweet lowland.

Slow down, Step back and Soak up Something Different…Daufuskie for a Day! There are a few restaurants on Daufuskie or you can Pack a Picnic, rent a golf cart from Mungen Creek Golf Carts through...

DO book dog-friendly accommodations – Many of Tybee Island's lodging options offer pet-friendly options! Be sure to let your innkeeper, front desk personnel or vacation rental team know about any doggie travelers you're bringing –...

Located in an ideal location near Tybee Island's North Beach, the beautiful campground, convenient amenities and comforts of home will make you long for this island destination. SHADY RV STATIONS This campground is a little...

Serving the community for over 26 years, this iconic restaurant is known for its pink exterior emblazoned with the words "Eat at Fannie's". Pick your preference when it comes to where to sit at Fannie’s...

We’ve even been named one of the “Most Bicycle Friendly Communities” by the League of American Bicyclists! If biking off the beaten path is more your speed, here’s where to go and what to do...

Always wondered how to shuck an oyster? Look no further! You will find a variety of fresh seafood off the coast of Tybee Island. Find out where to order fresh Tybee Island oysters here.

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...