Visit Georgia’s first floating oyster farm and learn how oysters go from seed to harvest
2-4.5hrs
Explore a small, family-run oyster farm on the Bull River behind the Little Tybee islands. Learn how Tybee Oyster Company cultivates oysters using regenerative practices, with an option to add on oyster tasting on the boat.
Oyster tasting is an add-on with an extra charge; confirm the amount with Greetwell before booking if needed.
72 hour notice or depending upon weather conditions.
Oyster tasting is offered as an add-on with an extra charge.
You can add on 3 dozen oysters for $99 or a bag of 50 for $135. The add-on includes fresh “Salt Bomb” oysters shucked on the boat, souvenir oyster knives, TOC koozies, and homemade Hog Wash sauce.
Hog Wash is a bright, tangy mignonette-style sauce for raw oysters made with rice vinegars, shallot, jalapeño, cilantro, and lime.
40 Estill Hammock Road Tybee Island, GA US 31328
Captain Seth has created something special on the waters around Tybee Island. Guests consistently rave about his calm, knowledgeable demeanor and his ability to tailor each trip to what people actually want to see and do. The tours wind through beautiful salt marshes with frequent dolphin sightings, stops at secluded sandbars on Little Tybee for exploring and shelling, and peaceful moments set to chill background music. Whether you choose sunrise or sunset, expect stunning views and a relaxed vibe that lets the natural beauty shine. Families with kids particularly appreciate Seth's patience and flexibility, while couples love the romantic, laid-back atmosphere. Little touches make a difference—complimentary coffee on early morning tours, thoughtful music selections, and genuine conversation when you want it or quiet when you don't. The excursions through the marshes and out to sea feel like you're getting an insider's tour from someone who truly loves this coastline. Multiple reviewers call it the highlight of their entire Tybee trip, and it's easy to see why.
It was the highlight of our visit to Savannah to get out on the water with Captain Seth. He has a deep knowledge of the waters and the entire ecosystem. He knew just where to find the dolphins. They played in the wake of the boat as the sun set and the moon rose. Peaceful.
Teal Krech Paynter
July 6, 2026
It was the highlight of our visit to Savannah to get out on the water with Captain Seth. He has a deep knowledge of the waters and the entire ecosystem. He knew just where to find the dolphins. They played in the wake of the boat as the sun set and the moon rose. Peaceful.
Teal Krech Paynter
July 6, 2026
Rent a pontoon for 2–6 hours and explore Lazaretto Creek
Cruise to a secluded sandbar with swim time, music, and a USCG-certified crew
Cruise Lazaretto Creek at your own pace on a spacious pontoon
Cruise the Savannah River Delta to spot Atlantic bottlenose dolphins on a private boat
Cruise from Tybee Island to Daufuskie with time to explore on your own
Cruise creeks and salt marshes to a remote Little Tybee beach
Private 3-hour sunrise cruise to explore remote marshes near Tybee
Cruise to remote islands south of Tybee at sunset on a private charter
Cruise salt marsh waterways to remote islands and waterfront stops