Ride from Savannah to Tybee Island for lunch and a dolphin cruise
5-6 hours
Transport, Dolphin cruise
Travel by trolley/bus from Savannah’s Historic District to Tybee Island for lunch on your own, then cruise the island waterways on a dolphin cruise. Stop by the Tybee Island Lighthouse for photos and time to explore before you head back to Savannah.
Lunch cost is not included, and admission to the Tybee Island Lighthouse and Museum is not included. The lighthouse and museum are closed on Tuesdays. Per federal regulations, do not feed or touch the dolphins.
Full refund with a full 24 hours notice. Full refund in case of operator cancellation due to severe weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows or late arrivals will be charged the full price.
Your ticket does not include lunch at The Original Crab Shack, food and drinks, gratuities, admission to the Tybee Island Lighthouse/Museum, or parking fees at the Savannah Visitor Center.
You can stop by the Tybee Island Lighthouse for photos, but admission to the lighthouse and museum is not included.
Yes. The lighthouse and museum are closed on Tuesdays.
Savannah
Savannah's history comes alive with this trolley and tour operation, where the guides are clearly the star of the show. Dennis, Joyce, Tim, and the rest of the crew get called out by name again and again in reviews, praised for being knowledgeable, funny, and genuinely engaging. It's the kind of tour where your guide memorizes everyone's names and keeps the energy fun from start to finish. Beyond the standard trolley rides, they offer riverboat cruises, dolphin tours, and combo packages that reviewers rave about as genuinely good value. One reviewer squeezed in multiple tours across several days and couldn't say enough good things. The company has a local, community-focused feel that comes through in how staff treat guests, including those with mobility challenges who noted the team went out of their way to help. The only minor note worth mentioning is that one reviewer flagged the shuttle could use some maintenance attention, though this appears to be an isolated observation in an otherwise glowing body of feedback. If you're visiting Savannah and want to get a solid grounding in the city's history with a guide who actually makes it entertaining, this is a strong choice.
Joyce was very friendly, knowledgeable, energetic and made the tour fun.
Michelle Yonts
July 6, 2026
Joyce was very friendly, knowledgeable, energetic and made the tour fun.
Michelle Yonts
July 6, 2026
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