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Top boat rental reviews in Tybee Island, GA
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Tyler
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5/5 stars
We had a blast!
William
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5/5 stars
Captain Dave was phenomenal. So accommodating and exactly what we were looking for! Highly recommend.
Scott
Apr 2025 -
5/5 stars
Great boat, great day, great experience! Neil is a 10/10 captain and very knowledgeable on the area.
Luke
Mar 2025 -
5/5 stars
Had a beautiful trip on the May River!
Pamela
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Alexis
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Sophie
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We had an amazing time! Russ was great and very knowledgeable
Jamie
Aug 2024 -
5/5 stars
Boat was perfect! Thanks Russ!
Brad
Aug 2024
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Tybee Island’s Most Popular Water Experiences
Relaxed, welcoming Tybee Island, Georgia, is one of Peach State’s best coastal destinations. Located just 18 miles from Savannah, this barrier island offers visitors a mix of activities and great Southern food. Tybee’s proximity to the water makes it an ideal spot for memorable water experiences.
Enjoy a Paddling Adventure
Kayaking is a great experience for Tybee Island visitors who desire a laid-back boating experience. A guided kayak tour offers an up-close-and-personal look at the local islands’ seabirds and wildlife. Paddlers might just see Atlantic bottlenose dolphins in their natural element.
Visitors who have “learn to kayak” on their bucket lists can also take classes. Stand-up paddleboard (or SUP) rentals are also available. Well-coordinated yoga fans may want to try a paddleboard yoga class.
Catch a Few Waves
Tybee Island regularly draws East Coast, surfing enthusiasts. Free-spirited surfers frequently hit the waves during most months of the year. However, the official surf season extends from June until November. The fall months offer maximum wave action and the sparsest crowds. First-time surfers can learn to “hang ten” at the local surf school, and private lessons are also available.
Fish the Piers or the Ocean
Fishing fans who want to indulge their passion can easily do that here. Tybee Island offers three free public fishing piers. After visitors reel in their catch, several local restaurants will gladly cook it for them. However, before visitors cast their lines, they must buy a Georgia fishing license.
Visitors who want to try deep-sea fishing can book a spot on a Tybee Island fishing charter. Local captains have been fishing these Atlantic Ocean waters for years, and they keep tabs on where the fish are running from week to week. When the boat returns to the dock, guests will have plenty of fish stories to tell. Search Boats
Tybee Island’s Best Bodies of Water for Boating
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Atlantic Ocean
Tybee Island’s proximity to the Atlantic Ocean makes it a great departure point for daylong ocean fishing trips. A rugged, good-sized boat outfitted for deep-sea fishing makes an ideal platform for the expedition.
Next, add a knowledgeable captain who has the latest fish-finding tools at his or her disposal. They’ll also have extensive local knowledge gained from years on the water. Now, the stage is set for a one-of-a-kind boat rental adventure.
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Savannah River
The Savannah River’s long, winding course leads from Appalachian headwaters to Tybee Island’s mouth. It becomes a productive marine estuary before the river merges with the ocean. Powerboats, sailboats, personal watercraft, and wakeboards use the lower Savannah as their aquatic playground. The river is also a major commercial shipping channel. By understanding that big ships and tugboats always have the right of way, everyone can safely coexist.
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Bull River
The wide, meandering Bull River is a coastal angler’s paradise, and it’s just waiting to be explored. Booking a couple of hours or a full-day boat rental provides fishing fans access to the main river and its inviting tributaries. Hiring a seasoned local captain adds a new dimension to the trip. Soaking up the captain’s extensive local knowledge can mean the difference between a fruitless fishing day and a creel full of fish for dinner.
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