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 Tucked away at the end of Highway 80, on the outskirts of a quiet neighborhood, lies Tybee's Back River Beach. Often referred to as the island's secret beach, this wide stretch of sand offers gentle rolling waves, dolphin sightings and show stopping sunsets. 

 The best time to visit Tybee Island is either spring (April-May) or fall (September-October) for the best balance of pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and enjoyable outdoor activities like swimming and cycling. Summer offers the warmest beach weather but is also hot, humid, and crowded.  

 Access to Tybee Island is very easy, it's one road on and off the island. Also, there's no fee to get onto the island. 

 Yes, Tybee Island is worth visiting, especially for its beaches, relaxed atmosphere, and variety of activities like exploring historical sites, taking dolphin tours, and enjoying local restaurants. It offers a classic beach town experience with history, natural beauty, and a family friendly vibe.  

 Sandra Bullock's former Tybee Island home was a beachfront compound located at 1105 and 1107 Bay Street. The property was sold in 2021 for just over $4 million after being listed for sale by the actress. The estate was on a nearly three acre lot and included a main house and a separate guest house, both on the northern end of the island.   

Savannah Historic District, Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, Forsyth Park, Bonaventure Cemetery, The Olde Pink House, Historic River Street, Wormsloe Historic Site, Owens-Thomas House , Slave Quarters & More..

 While some celebrities like Sandra Bullock have sold their Tybee Island homes, others who have owned property there include musician John Mellencamp and best-selling author Mary Kay Andrews. Other stars, like Miley Cyrus, John Travolta, and Ben Affleck, have frequently visited or have connections to the area through restaurants and filming, but they are not known to have permanent residences on the island.  

 The best part of Tybee Island depends on what you're looking for: South Beach is the bustling, central area with shops, restaurants, and the pier for social activity, while North Beach offers a quieter experience near the lighthouse, and Mid-Beach provides a balance of peace and convenience. For adventure, Little Tybee Island is a secluded, uninhabited nature preserve accessible by boat.  

 MOTORIZED VEHICLES & WATERCRAFTS- Motorized vehicle are not allowed onto the beaches. This includes automobiles, trucks, motorcycles, all-terrain-vehicles and similar motor driven vehicles and craft. 

 Yes, alligators have been spotted on Tybee Island, including on the beach and in the waters around it. While they are not a common sight on the beach and generally prefer freshwater, they can venture into brackish or saltwater areas for short periods. Officials advise the public to keep a safe distance and never approach or feed any alligator they encounter.   

Duh. Tybee Island of Course!!

 Tybee Island is located 20 minutes from historic Savannah. This barrier island boasts five miles of public beaches, including North Beach, South Beach, Back River, and Mid-Beach, all perfect for sunbathing, people-watching, surfing, and frolicking in the sand and surf of the Atlantic Ocean. 

 Tybee Island is known for its relaxed, old-school beach town vibe, featuring five miles of public beaches, historic landmarks like the Tybee Lighthouse and Fort Pulaski, and a variety of water activities such as surfing, kayaking, and dolphin tours. The island is also popular for its seafood restaurants, unique shops, and scenic sunsets over the Back River.   

 (0 – 5Free)  (18 – 61 $12.00)  (62+$10.00)  (Coast Guard Free)  (Military $12.00  )

 Numerous movies have been filmed on Tybee Island, including popular titles like The Last Song, Baywatch, Peanut Butter Falcon, Dirty Grandpa, and Magic Mike XXL. Other productions include Gifted, Devotion, The Beach House, and recent films like Gemini Man and Cobra Kai. 

 Yes, you can drink on Tybee Island, but there are rules: you can drink on the beach as long as you don't have glass containers or beer kegs. Please no Drinking and Driving.  

• No disorderly conduct.