Guided Beach Walk in Tybee Island
Walk Tybee’s North Beach with a marine science educator and get science center admission
Duration
1 hour
Includes
Guided beach walk, Center admission
Highlights
Explore Tybee’s North Beach on a guided walk led by a marine science educator. Learn how barrier islands, tides, dunes, and the intertidal zone shape this shoreline while you look for local wildlife.
- Join a 1-hour guided beach walk on Tybee’s North Beach
- Learn about Georgia’s barrier islands, tides, waves, and sand dunes
- Spot and identify wildlife that live in and around the ocean
- Discuss marine debris and shoreline development impacts
- Meet your educator at the science center
What's Included
- Guided beach walk with a marine science educator
- Admission to the Tybee Island Marine Science Center
Things to know
Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a paid adult. Programs begin on time and latecomers cannot be accommodated.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 24 hours in advance for a full refund. No-shows are not refunded. If cancelled due to inclement weather, you will be refunded except for any service fees.
Product ID: 3795JN
FAQs
Check in at the cashier station at the front entrance. At the start time, meet your educator outside by the large whale tail at the front of the building.
Arrive on time. Programs begin on time, and latecomers can’t be accommodated due to the schedule of other participants.
You park in a city-owned lot, and there’s no dedicated parking for program participants. Parking is an extra charge, and the rate is set by the City of Tybee Island and may change.
Meeting details
37 Meddin Drive, Tybee Island GA 31328
Related locations
Tybee Island Marine Science Center
Admission includedStep inside the Tybee Island Marine Science Center and you are immediately surrounded by the sights and sounds of Georgia's coastal ecosystem. Touch tanks filled with horseshoe crabs and sea urchins invite you to get close to marine life that thrives just offshore. The Tybee Island Marine Science Center sits at the edge of one of the Southeast's most biologically rich shorelines, making every visit feel like a genuine encounter with the living ocean.
