Search river beaches for shark teeth, relics, and local wildlife
Roam Little Tybee’s beaches and collect shells and sand dollars
A shark tooth hunt for every age in Savannah
Spend 6+ hours exploring secluded island beaches by boat
Walk Tybee’s North Beach with a marine science educator and get science center admission
Private beachcombing at a tide-shaped sandbar
Search an island shoreline for ancient shark teeth and fossils
Boat drop to Little Tybee for 4–8 hours of beach time
Guided beach walk with a museum naturalist at Fish Haul Beach Park
The boat-only islands hold the freshest shell lines; the drive-up parks hold the restrooms. Either way, timing beats location: low tide after a winter front.
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.