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The island is ok; however, it was Memorial Day weekend and there were a lot of people there. I personally would not go to Tybee Island on the holidays. My favorite spot is The Crab Shack. We ate there several times during our stay. Again, I would not go to Tybee during the holidays due to the crowds.

The beach is awesome!!!! And free dolphin sightings were a major plus! The water is clear & clean, the sand is soft, & the town is very laid-back & quiet. Great place to relax & reset for the whole family. Food is better in Savannah though, FYI!

2 days would have been perfect for our group of 5 not only do you have the beach and the island to explore there are dolphin boat rides and the historic downtown savanna is only 30 minutes away. with tons more things to do horse and buggy rides, ghost tours, trolleys and both places are so beautiful .

I loved the Monday afternoon farmers market. We did not like our dog could not go on the beach. Fin's pizza is the best. It is easy to get around Tybee, but you do need to pay attention to the one way streets.

Tybee Island was once a fantastic getaway destination. However, in recent years, the influx of tourists, children, and partygoers has diminished its charm. With each visit, we notice a decline, and I hope measures can be taken to reverse this trend. On a positive note, Skampy's offers excellent food conveniently located near the beach. While Tybee Island offers beautiful beaches, a lighthouse, and good dining options, there seems to be limited additional activities. It's ideal for a day trip, but may not provide enough entertainment for an extended stay.

Tybee is by far the most down to earth friendly people I have ever met. I never felt uneasy anywhere on the island nor did I ever see or hear of anything bad going on. The views are stunning. The food is delicious. You truly feel like a local when your there. My only complaint about the whole island in general was the parking fees, of course you can just walk or ride bikes. I may be bias because where I live there is non anywhere remotely close to me. But at one point we went to north beach which has a HUGE parking lot and there was like 3 cars including mine in it and to pay for parking for a 30 min walk before we drove home kind of sucked but I don't know how strict they are I never seen anyone check but I am a honest person so I paid my part. With all the things to do on Tybee and how wonderful of an experience it is something as simple as parking fees should not detour you in the slightest! I HIGHLY recommend giving Tybee a visit, and visit they lighthouse and museums while your there. You will thank me later :)