Little Tybee Island, GA

Little Tybee Island is a small island south of Tybee Island, Georgia, United States, with a total area of 6,780 acres including marsh. A variety of endangered bird species call it home. The yachting sports of the 1996 Summer Olympics were held in Wassaw Sound, just off the island's coast.

What is the best way to get to Little Tybee Island?

Little Tybee is only accessible by boat or kayak. On Tybee, there are many local charter services that will take you on a tour of the island or to camp, as well as kayak rental and tours. Roseate spoonbill, crimson egret, and curlew sandpiper are among the rare birds seen in Little Tybee.

Is it possible for you to swim to Little Tybee Island?

If you try to swim to the islands, the water is shallow, and the currents can be dangerous and lethal. Some people come as near as possible, anchor their boat, and wade ashore. If you do this, keep in mind that you may want to leave someone in the boat to keep an eye on the tides.

Is Little Tybee Island a liveable place?

Little Tybee Island, just south of our barrier island, is a pristine, uninhabited nature park. This hidden gem, which is twice the size of Tybee Island and only accessible by boat, is often ignored by visitors to the area.