Located in Georgia's Chatham County, Tybee Island is a lovely city and island barrier with clean beaches, salty breezes, and a fantastic atmosphere. While they share a name, the island and city are not one and the same, as only a portion of the island lies within the city's boundaries.

Eastern Georgia's Atlantic barrier islands have become noted for their smooth beaches and antique structures, as well as their calm surf. As a retreat for Savannah's aristocracy since the late nineteenth century, Tybee Island has been the most popular of the islands. Tybee Island, a barrier island about 18 miles

As a barrier island just outside Savannah, Tybee Island is famed for its extensive beaches, salt marshes full of animals and historical monuments, and colorful eateries and breakfast places providing the day's freshest seafood. Tybee Island, perched at the terminus of U.S. Highway 80, serves as Savannah's only connection