Georgia natives and tourists can enjoy a relaxing getaway on Tybee Island. This small stretch of land off of Georgia’s southeastern coast has become one of the best destinations for those looking for a relaxing weekend in the beautiful state known for its peaches. There are plenty of other neighboring islands worth visiting as well. Beach goers can lay down in the sun and cool off in water and pretend that they’re on a remote island somewhere far away from home.
It’s impossible to spend a summer in Savannah, Georgia without making at least one trip to neighboring Tybee Island and other beaches in the area. And why not bring your dog along for the ride? This guide will show you where to find dog-friendly beaches in and near Tybee Island.
8 AM-9 PM (pets not allowed between 10 AM and 6 PM)
💲 Cost:
Free
🐕 Off-Leash:
No and not allowed on pier
Only a two-hour drive away from Tybee Island (and Savannah)
Can be a bit crowded in the spring and summer months.
Dogs aren’t allowed on the pier and be sure to bring a leash as well for beach and campground areas (required at all times).
The beach stretches over 1,000 feet into the sea with plenty of areas for pups to run around.
No pets are allowed on the beach during the hours of 10 AM – 6 PM from May 1 – September 30.
Summary
Tybee Island is easily one of the most beautiful beaches in Georgia. It’s located about 30 miles off the coast of Savannah, about an hour south of the city as well as in proximity to other beaches on the Georgia coast. Although there are many islands in the area, they are connected to the mainland via bridges; thus, making them great dog-friendly destinations for visitors. Many of the dog-friendly beaches on and near Tybee are easily accessible by car, and there are ample parking options for visitors with small or large pups in tow!
