Hunt for shark teeth and fossils with a guided island tour
2.5-3.5 Hours
Guided tour, Fossil hunting
Ride with Captain Ken to small islands formed by Savannah River dredging and search for fossils and artifacts. Your guide stays with you the entire time to share tips and help identify what you find.
Expect muddy conditions, uneven or slippery terrain, and climbing in and out of the boat in ankle- to knee-deep water. This is a physically active tour.
Cancel or reschedule via phone. Cancel 48+ hours before your booked date for a full refund. Cancellations made the day before your booked trip can be rescheduled. Same-day cancellations are non-refundable. Full refund or option to reschedule if the operator cancels due to weather or unforeseen circumstances.
Product ID: 4E77KH
Plan for muddy conditions and uneven or slippery terrain. Wear waterproof shoes with good tread (no flip flops), and bring extra shoes. Expect to climb in and out of the boat in ankle- to knee-deep water.
Yes. You’ll walk on uneven or slippery ground and climb in and out of the boat in ankle- to knee-deep water.
Yes. Public restrooms are available in the building.
Turners Creek Boat Ramp, 98 Johnny Mercer Blvd., Savannah, GA 31410
My teenaged boys and I went with Ken to hunt for fossils and sharks teeth Easter weekend . It was an amazing experience! Ken knew the best spots! In addition to teeth and whale vertebrae and fossilized wood and bone fragments, we saw lots of dolphins. We also watched a giant cargo ship pass by and Ken talked to us about the wake and how to manage. He had all the knowledge of someone who has lived his life on the water and truly loves fossils and marine life. Highly recommend!!
Karla Repper
August 9, 2026
My teenaged boys and I went with Ken to hunt for fossils and sharks teeth Easter weekend . It was an amazing experience! Ken knew the best spots! In addition to teeth and whale vertebrae and fossilized wood and bone fragments, we saw lots of dolphins. We also watched a giant cargo ship pass by and Ken talked to us about the wake and how to manage. He had all the knowledge of someone who has lived his life on the water and truly loves fossils and marine life. Highly recommend!!
Karla Repper
August 9, 2026
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