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Day Trips Tybee
Island and Little Tybee Island Tours
Daily
Guided Tour Information:
Daily 9:00 am until Noon and 1:30 pm until 4:30
pm
Orientations begin at 8:30 and 1:00
The cost is $60 per
person
All Tours require pre registration and pre payment
the day before
No experience is necessary
Come spend a morning or afternoon with us in the wilds
of Georgia's barrier island coastline.
Join us at our full service outfitting shop for the orientation.
We offer parking and almost always provide transportation
to and from the launch site.
Our shop has apparel perfect for kayaking, the beach and having fun around
the island.
Our facility has restrooms for use before you get on the water and after the tour you can rinse your feet or take a shower before
heading out for more island fun.
You will need the
basics:
Clothes that you don't mind getting wet
Shoes that won't come off in the water and you don't mind getting wet
Sunscreen, drinking water, and a snack
Girl Scouts we offer
special programming, including assisting with your earning of the Coastal
Georgia Patch.
Listed below are day trip locations suitable for all
skill levels. A multitude of other options are available for the more
experienced paddler please call for details.
 Little
Tybee Island
Our primary paddling location, Little Tybee Island, is an undeveloped
State Heritage Site that provides a unique opportunity for great paddling
at every level in a safe and challenging environment. We have access to
beautiful flatwater routes in our intracoastal estuary zone. With its
warm water, its varied terrain, and its lonely beauty, this area gives
us the perfect combination for paddling and hiking.
 Lazaretto
Creek
Paddle past the Lazaretto Creek marina, where shrimp boats and ocean treasure
seekers alike are often moored, to the old abandoned lighthouse on the
south fork of the Savannah River. Great vantage point for watching cargo
ships bound for Savannah, but also a place with an amazing amount of wildlife.
We've seen river otter and sea turtles here. We run this trip when the
tide is right, call for more details.
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