Georgia, USA
The main route to Tybee Island is driving via US-80 East. The travel scenic causeways.
Shuttle services are available from Savannah, and some cyclists use the bike path extending toward the island.
Other charming and historically rich destinations are a short drive from Savannah, making them a day trip option.
Travel north on US-17. The drive is straightforward.
Travel via US-278 East.
For those connecting with Georgia's coastal ecosystems, several natural attractions are within easy reach.
South of Savannah, famed for moss-draped live oaks. Serene walking trails and tabby ruins of an early plantation are present. A tranquil escape.
On a barrier island. Offers beautiful trails through maritime forest and salt marsh. A prime location for birdwatching and coastal landscape appreciation.
A pristine, undeveloped barrier island south of Savannah, for ecological research and cultural preservation. Access limited to permits and boat transportation.
Creeks and waterways wind through the salt marshes around Savannah. Local outfitters arrange guided kayak or canoe tours. Deep immersion into the Lowcountry's natural environment.
The coastal area around Savannah presents varied opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Extend your cultural exploration beyond Savannah to nearby towns with their own historical narratives, or venture further for multi-day experiences.
Historic Southern port city, distinctive architecture, and world-class culinary scene.
Florida's largest city. Urban attractions, growing arts and culinary scene, Atlantic Ocean beaches.
Georgia's capital. Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park.
A historic fishing village and one of Georgia's oldest planned cities. A glimpse into Georgia's timber and fishing industries is present.
These are two of Georgia's "Golden Isles," recognized for natural beauty and rich history.
Combining Savannah with other regional destinations creates a comprehensive itinerary.
Rivals Savannah in charm and historical depth. Distinct architecture, culinary scene, historic homes, plantations.
Florida's largest city. Urban attractions, growing arts and culinary scene, Atlantic Ocean beaches.
Georgia's capital. Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, MLK Jr. National Historical Park.
