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North Beach, Tybee Island
This residential area of Tybee Island is more than just a peaceful beach with stunning coastal views.
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North Beach, Tybee Island Details
This residential area of Tybee Island is more than just a peaceful beach with stunning coastal views. It is also home to the historic Tybee Island Lighthouse, which is the tallest and oldest lighthouse in the entire state of Georgia. You can walk up to the top of this 145-foot tower to enjoy even more picturesque views of the beach down below. This beach is also great for seashell collectors, as the entire shoreline is covered with coquina shells, moon snails, and sand dollars. During low tide, you will be able to see many small tide pools and rivulets where you can search for even more unique treasures.
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0.3 mi away
Tybee Island Light Station And Museum
Located on the northeastern part of Tybee Island at the mouth of the Savannah River is this Georgias oldest and tallest lighthouse.
1.2 mi away
Mid Beach
This laid-back beach on Tybee Island is the ultimate getaway for those seeking a beach-town atmosphere.
1.4 mi away
Tybee Island
Over 210 birds have been seen flying around the coastal marshes around this barrier island.
2.1 mi away
Back River Beach, Tybee Island
This hidden gem near the mouth of the Tybee River on the southern part of Tybee Island is known for its gentle waves, abundant wildlife, and awe-inspiring sunsets.
2.9 mi away
Fort Pulaski National Monument
This fort on Cockspur Island in the Savannah River was built in the 1820s to defend the key southern port city of Savannah, Georgia.
