
Activities
Beach
The beach is family-oriented with generally calm water, wide enough for family sports, and has plenty of public facilities located nearby.

Tybee Pier & Pavilion
Located at the heart of Tybee's public beach, the Tybee Pier and Pavilion is a great spot with a spectacular view. Besides being a great fishing spot, it's also a meeting place for dances, live musical performances, and special events. Picnic tables, a snack bar, and public restrooms provide a perfect spot for families to grab a quick bite and cool refreshments during a hot day at the beach.
The Pier and Pavilion is open daily and has free admission. The pavilion can also be rented for weddings, family reunions, and other social functions.
Contact our sales staff for further information.
Dolphin Tours
The bottle-nosed dolphin can be seen playing in their natural habitat. When the sleek, gray fin of the Atlantic bottle-nosed dolphin slices through the salt water, the excitement begins. These fun loving, aquatic mammals are the most intelligent of creatures next to man and are unusually friendly. They frequently come right up to the boat.
Visit Captain Mike's Dolphin Tours for more information. Call Toll-Free 1-800-242-0166.
Kayaking
Whether you are an experienced paddler with superb swimming abilities or a beginner with little or no swimming skills, sea kayaking is a fun and safe way to explore the waterways around the island.
Kayak rentals and instructions are available from many different companies around the island.
Visit Sea Kayak of Georgia for more information. Call Toll-Free 1-888-KAYAK-GA.
Fishing
Fishing is a favorite sport of Tybee locals and visitors year around. Fishing is allowed from the beach in many areas as well as from Tybee's main Pier and Pavilion. Rock jetties that are located on the north side of the island is a favorite spot for crabbers, but is also a perfect place for fishing. A fishing pier is also available for public use on the backside of the island. The pier borders on the "Back River" which separates Tybee Island from Little Tybee Island.
Offshore fishing is also available from many companies on the island.
Marine Science Center
The Marine Science Center is dedicated to providing education to the community and its visitors on the marine wildlife surrounding the area. Exhibits are featured on a regular basis. The center also provides many public and group programs.
Marine Science Center Web Site
Nature Trails
Nature trails are scattered throughout the island. Whether you are interested in a short run for exercise or you want to take a self guided nature tour, the trails are available at your leisure.
Historic Site-Seeing
Many historical spots are available on Tybee Island and the surrounding area. Fort Screven is located on Tybee and is open daily for tours. The Tybee Lighthouse is also a joy and is located on our north end. Other area sites include Ft. Pulaski National Monument, The Cockspur Light, the Tybee Museum, Fort Jackson and of course, Historic Downtown Savannah.
Museums
The Tybee Museum is open to the public year round. Visitors can view artifacts and learn more about the history of Tybee Island, with a particular focus on the civil war era.
Shopping
Many shops are available in the heart of Tybee's downtown. Gift shops, Department Stores, boutique shops, and beach oriented stores are available.
Night Life
Our Dolphin Reef Lounge offers thirst-quenching beverages, delicious late-night snacks and live entertainment on weekends.
Tybee also has a variety of bars and pubs throughout the island. Most are within walking distance to the hotel. Some feature live music, karaoke or outdoor dining. See the Dolphin Reef lounge or Guest Services for more information and recommendations.
Please see Ocean Plaza Guest Services for more information about these activities.






