Cruise Savannah’s working waterfront and watch cargo ships on the river
3 Hours
Up to 12 people
Licensed captain, fuel
Explore Savannah’s port by boat on a three-hour cruise from Bull River Marina, with coastal scenery, river landmarks, and a close-up look at working terminals. Ride under the Talmadge Memorial Bridge and learn how cargo ships are loaded and unloaded.
20% gratuity for the captain and crew is required; cash is preferred, or you can add it by credit card upon arrival. You depart from and return to Bull River Marina. Must be 21 or older to consume alcohol.
Cancel at least 72 hours in advance to avoid full forfeiture of payment. Runs rain or shine year round; delays due to weather or other unforeseeable situations are not refundable. If the marina cancels due to hazardous weather or water conditions, you may receive a full refund.
Product ID: PP7N7G
Plan to pay a required 20% gratuity for the captain and crew (and dockhands). Cash is preferred, or you can add it by credit card upon arrival.
Arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time.
Dress for changing conditions on the water and bring layers (rain gear, wind breaker, or a hoodie). Wear water shoes or non-slip shoes.
Bull River Marina 8005 US Highway 80 East Savannah, GA US 31410
Shark tooth hunting here has turned into a repeat trip for many visitors, and it's easy to see why. Guides like Nick, Kara, and Captain Buddy bring a genuine enthusiasm and deep knowledge to every outing, helping guests find far more than just shark teeth. Fossils from mastodons, sperm whales, and even megalodon show up regularly, along with old cobblestones and pottery shards that make the whole experience feel like a real treasure hunt. First-timers consistently note that they were skeptical before going but came away with handfuls of finds. Beyond the shark tooth excursions, the marina also runs sunset cruises, water taxi service to Daufuski Island, and dolphin-spotting trips, all with the same well-reviewed crew. One reviewer noted the experience may work better for kids 12 and up, since the hunting involves spotting very small items across a large beach. Wearing water shoes is a tip that comes up more than once. Overall, the vibe is friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely fun, and the high volume of repeat visitors says a lot about what to expect.
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