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!
The seasons are changing from fall to winter, and, accordingly, the weather is becoming cooler. Winters on Tybee Island are fairly mild, with temperatures typically ranging between 40-60 F. Still,
This is a picture of an old shrimp boat wreck, which is located in Turner Creek. The wreck when it was at this stage was totally exposed at low and
Tybee Jellyfish As you walk Tybee’s beach you are likely to see a variety of animals that live in the sand or have washed up from off shore. So it’s
Sea Foam Have you ever noticed how some days there is a lot of seafoam on the beach, but other days not much? On those “foamy days” I often get
When you walk along the beach during low tide, across the wet sand, one of the things you notice are all the small holes in the sand. Each hole looks
Let’s face it, 2020 has not been a very good year for nonprofits like Coastal Pet Rescue. Although the dogs and cats in their care have been adopted faster than
With surf fishing, remember that fish are tight against the shore, so make most of your casts parallel to the sand. Don’t send your cast out too far. The best
BEWARE of the SANDBARS! We hate having to put out this reminder so soon after another tragedy but it seems warranted. As of this writing, 2 people have drowned this
“Steer Away” a fishing story by Miss Judy Back in the late fifties, I remember my father telling me about the abundance of Spanish mackerel that we had in our
The 2019 dates for the Tybee Marine Science Center Sea Camp are up. Sea Camp is perfect for children from 6-11 years old, with morning and afternoon modules, aftercare and curbside pick-up. Summer
One of the best features about Tybee Island beach combing is the variety of shells that you can find. From day to day you never know where the best places
Invasion of thePortuguese Man of War Photo by Melissa Freeman This past weekend we’ve seen some reports of some Portuguese Man of War washing up on Tybee’s beach. They look like small (4-6
