Cruise Tybee Island's coast on a shaded tiki boat with dolphin sightings
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90 Minutes
Up to 16 people
Captain, Life jackets, Shade canopy
Set off from Tybee Island on a custom tiki boat for a 90-minute cruise. Enjoy shoreline views, likely dolphin sightings, and insights from your USCG-licensed captain.
Arrive 30 minutes before departure; parking is limited. BYOB is allowed; avoid oversized coolers and drink responsibly. Routes may vary with tides, wind, and the group.
Is the tiki boat BYOB?
Yes. Bring your own adult beverages; we don't sell them aboard. Avoid oversized coolers and drink responsibly.
How many people are aboard?
Public tours are family friendly and take up to 16 guests. For larger adult groups, consider a private charter.
What should I bring?
The boat has full canopy shade, but bring and wear sunscreen. Life jackets are aboard; little ones do not need to wear one unless parents prefer.
What will we see and do on the trip?
Every adventure is unique. The route depends on tides, winds, and the group. It's likely you'll see local dolphins.
Cancel up to 48 hours before your activity. No refunds within 48 hours or if you miss your trip; tours depart on time. In inclement weather, the captain or guide may cancel for safety; if we cancel, you'll receive a full refund.
Tybee Island Marina, 4 Old US Hwy 80, Tybee Island, GA 31328
Captain Rob, Captain Ron, and their rotating crew of first mates consistently earn praise for creating a laid-back, welcoming atmosphere that feels more like going out with friends than a typical tour. Guests love that the captains share local knowledge and fun facts without overdoing it, playing background music at just the right level and hitting favorite sunset spots where dolphins frequently appear. The jet ski rentals also get enthusiastic reviews, with staff providing clear instructions that help even nervous first-timers feel comfortable and safe on the water. The tiki boat tours, especially the sunset cruises, seem to be the standout experience here. Multiple groups mention seeing dolphins (though the crew wisely reminds guests that wildlife sightings aren't guaranteed), and the overall vibe is relaxed and conversational rather than rushed or overly scripted. One guest felt the haunted tour stretched thin content over two hours, and another found their pontoon rental disappointing in terms of size and condition, but these seem to be outliers. Most visitors highlight the friendly, professional staff who genuinely care about the local marine life and making sure everyone has a great time.
This is not a “stuffy”, “won’t shut up” kind of experience. It’s a good captain and very capable first mate that provide an enjoyable, calm, serene experience - they play background music at a low level so it’s not eerily quiet but isn’t drowning out conversation. They provide some fun and interesting facts about the area and a few laughs. We had a really nice dolphin experience and a fantastic sunset - the picture I posted was from Captain Ron’s favorite sunset spot.
Alias ForSpam
December 28, 2025
This is not a “stuffy”, “won’t shut up” kind of experience. It’s a good captain and very capable first mate that provide an enjoyable, calm, serene experience - they play background music at a low level so it’s not eerily quiet but isn’t drowning out conversation. They provide some fun and interesting facts about the area and a few laughs. We had a really nice dolphin experience and a fantastic sunset - the picture I posted was from Captain Ron’s favorite sunset spot.
Alias ForSpam
December 28, 2025