Discover Tybee Island’s travel blog connects all visitors to the island on what is new and happening on Tybee Island and in the surrounding Savannah area. Our travel blog features some really great sights and sounds, events, festivals and things to do, delicious food and drink from local restaurants, as well as some of the best places to shop or dance the night away. Read through Discover Tybee Island’s travel blog so you and your family can discover the best ways to make the most of your next trip to the South’s best little beach town!
Famous for their iconic sea turtle logo, Latitude 32 is the place to shop for leisure apparel, accessories and specialty items on Tybee Island. Owner Jennifer Drazek sought out to open up
Rife with rosy expectations of relationship bliss, Valentine’s Day is one of the most anxiety-inducing holidays that comes around each year. The pressure to create a perfect picture of romance
2017 was a big year for Savannah’s beach, and 2018 is set to be just as great. Life is always good on the island, so if you haven’t taken a
If you don’t know much about Savannah’s beach, Tybee Island, the New Year presents a timely opportunity to get acquainted with this special isle. Tybee isn’t your typical languid beach community;
Kids’ Kolumn: Christmas Cheer in the Coastal Empire Remember the feeling of wonder and excitement that the Christmas season once inspired in your young heart as a child? The scents
Known as ‘the best little shore shop on Tybee,’ Seaside Sisters is truly a unique gem for all things gift on the island. With a diverse collection of quaint and custom art,
For kids throughout the country, Halloween marks the sweet start to the holiday season. Defined by costumes and candy, this kooky, creepy celebration is a fun time for communities to
Tybee Business Spotlight: Hotel Tybee Steeped in a rich history that dates back to 1889, Hotel Tybee stands today as a testament to the past and a tribute to unadulterated
Four Fests to Look Forward to in October Hurricane season definitely put up a fight, but Tybee Island is still carrying right along. Our island dwellers are a hardy bunch,
Kid’s Kolumn: Keep Kids Creative Week Monday marked the beginning of a little-known 7-day celebration. Started in 2003 by artist Bruce Van Patter, Keep Kids Creative Week encourages communities, schools
Performances to Watch at the Savannah Jazz Festival Southern falls bring in a bountiful harvest of small wonders. Among them are statuesque trees with honey-dipped leaves, sweet and warm peach
*disclaimer, this is partial satire and partial good info. Riding Out a Hurricane Let me start this by saying if it is above a Category 1 and you live on
