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Tybee Island Visitor Center

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Tybee Island Visitor Center
Address: 802 1st St, Tybee Island, GA 31328, USA
Phone: (912) 786-5444
State: Georgia
City: Tybee Island
Zip Code: 31328


Opening Hours

Monday: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM

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Reviews
I wish I could give it a negative number. My husband and I were in Savannah from Illinois to check out the area due to an upcoming job transfer.  Upon arrival we decided to drive over to Tybee to have a seafood lunch, get presents for the grandkids, tour the lighthouse, and talk to a few real estate agents. We saw the sign about city wide parking fees charged.  We also saw coin meters all lined up down the main street. When we got downtown to the restaurant we pulled up in front.  There were no meter so we assumed it was for the restaurant. We came out to a 35.00 fine so we walked down four parking spaces to find a small sign that said pay at the box for parking.  The box was then at least two more spaces down. We went down and checked out he machine.  Nothing was clearly marked so outsiders would know what the rules are. I told my husband lets just go to the courthouse and explain we were in town 2 minutes and hadn't even seen the machines yet only the meters when we first came in.  Instead of being reasonable and apologetic for the misleading signs she pulled out a picture of the sign coming into town and a picture of the meter boxes you pay 4.00 for 2 hrs at. Which lead me to believe this is a tourist trap.  To top it off I had to pay for parking at the city hall to pay the stupid fine.   She explained the boxes are spread out down the streets, about 6 per side. Like tourist are suppose to know to walk and hunt for a possible tourist trap.  I would have paid for parking had I understood what was going on.  Needless to say I paid the fine and we left the island.  I was prepared to purchase presents for my 6 grandkids and spend money on the island. We were going to look at properties.  We left without giving any business on the island another dime. I have written to the restaurant to let them know we enjoyed our meal but will never go back or recommend them and why.  "Don't go to Tybee they obviously stick it to the tourists that should be their economy."
9 years ago (29-11-2017)
Be advised there are locals that definitely do not like anyone with out-of-state tags. My family and I were going to load our kayaks after a great day at Little Tybee Island. We pulled our boats onto the ramp at Alley Street when a local in a white Dodge truck pulled up and parked in front of the boat ramp. I asked him to pull up so we could load our boats, but he became belligerent, started cursing, and frightened my wife and son. He then backed his truck onto the ramp and parked it there. Obviously he wanted to make sure we were inconvenienced with his very childish behavior even though he was not loading or unloading anything at the boat ramp. Apparently he is one of the local thugs / bullies and he is used to getting away with intimidating visitors. We had to carry our kayaks around his truck to load into my truck. His parting words were "All of you people need to go back where you came from". The kayak rental folks were loading their kayaks onto their trailer pulled by a Jeep, and they started laughing. That must be the predominant attitude there, if you aren't renting a kayak and you are not a local you shouldn't use their public boat ramp. STAY AWAY FROM TYBEE!!!!!!!
9 years ago (04-09-2017)
I wanted to be on Tybee Island because the beach is beautiful and it is very close to Savannah. I have been very upset about an incident on the beach. I am not a beach person and so did not know the rules and, my own fault, did not look closely at the signs. Anyway, it was a quiet late afternoon and my sister and I decided to take a beer and enjoy the beach. We had a bag to take the bottles back. A police officer came and informed us that there was no glass allowed and gave us each a ticket. I asked him how much it would be and he would not tell me. That was for good reason! The ticket is for $367 EACH! I asked if he would just give a warning and was refused. Honestly, we made a mistake but we were no threat, just two older women sitting quietly on the beach. I will never return to Tybee and will tell all my friends not to go there either. For a town that depends on tourists you need to be more flexible. I could see if we were rowdy or a large group but a warning would have been sufficient for us.
9 years ago (26-04-2017)
My nephew and his family went to Tybee island last weekend and there daughter Khloe loves the beach, this is her happy place. I just thought this photograph sums it up.
10 years ago (13-02-2017)
Loved it!
8 years ago (03-04-2018)
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