Boat to Shark Tooth Island and hunt for fossils at low tide
3 Hours
Guide, Boat ride, Tools
Ride out from Bull River Marina to Shark Tooth Island and search the shoreline for shark teeth and other fossils. Your captain guides show you how to spot and identify finds as you explore at low tide.
A 20% gratuity is required for captains, crew, and dockhands. This trip requires a minimum of 4 passengers to depart.
Cancel 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 subject to refunds. If the marina cancels due to hazardous weather or water conditions, you may receive a full refund.
A 20% gratuity is required for captains, crew, and dockhands. Cash is preferred.
Yes. You must be able to step off the bow of the open boat onto the shoreline in ankle- to knee-deep water.
No. There are no food, water, shade, or bathroom facilities on the island. Bring your own food and drinks (no glass) and consider packing a small cooler.
Bull River Marina 8005 US Highway 80 East Savannah, GA US 31410
Bull River Marina has clearly built something special, with customers raving about the exceptional staff and diverse offerings. Captains Nick, Buddy, and Vinny V get mentioned by name repeatedly, praised for their local knowledge, professionalism, and ability to personalize each trip. The shark tooth hunting excursions to Bird Island are a massive hit, with guests finding hundreds of teeth and even the occasional megalodon tooth. The office staff, particularly Gina and Kim, earn glowing praise for being responsive, helpful, and going the extra mile with everything from booking questions to loading luggage and bikes. What stands out is the variety of experiences available and how well the team executes across the board. Whether you're catching a water taxi to Daufuskie Island, celebrating a bachelorette party on a private charter, taking a fossil tour, or spotting dolphins, guests consistently describe captains who enhance the experience by sharing local expertise and making spontaneous stops to catch sunsets or wildlife. The customer service shines through at every touchpoint, with multiple reviewers noting how accommodating and friendly everyone is. The shark tooth tours particularly benefit from their proximity to prime hunting spots and insider knowledge that puts you on the best finds.
We go out to Shark tooth hunt with Bull River whenever we go to Tybee. Usually in Oct/Nov but most recently in on April 9, 2026. We went out at 7AM. It's been cold there this week with high winds, so we layered up. We found mostly smalls, but I got a 1.5 inch very nice Tiger Shark tooth with the barbs on the side still intact (paper plate). The hand photo is what my daughter in law found.
Lori Foster
April 11, 2026
We go out to Shark tooth hunt with Bull River whenever we go to Tybee. Usually in Oct/Nov but most recently in on April 9, 2026. We went out at 7AM. It's been cold there this week with high winds, so we layered up. We found mostly smalls, but I got a 1.5 inch very nice Tiger Shark tooth with the barbs on the side still intact (paper plate). The hand photo is what my daughter in law found.
Lori Foster
April 11, 2026