Another good launch location. Especially for kayaking. Some…read morepeople enjoy swimming here as well. Steel Bridge Boat Landing is located just off Hwy 119 at the Bulloch County line.

Loved supporting a local guide. A nice relaxing excursion with plenty of dolphins. We went in the…read moremorning when the weather was good and missed any afternoon storms.

Our sunrise dolphin cruise with Seth was the highlight of our girls trip to Savannah. He brought us…read morecoffee and then on the experience of a lifetime. Our trip was filled with a lot of rain, but we were so thankful to have a morning like this. The boat ride was magical. Captain Seth told us all about the area, the community, the wildlife and more. We enjoyed fresh pastries before heading further out. We got to explore a sandbar filled with pelicans and other majestic birds. We got to see dolphins---something Seth kept us out longer to make sure we got to experience. He dropped us off closer to a coffee shop and gave us tips on what to explore on Tybee. We were so thankful for this portion of our trip. I cannot suggest this enough. We were to glad we included this in our 3 day itinerary.

Shelter Cove is a great spot to stroll, shop, grab a bite to eat, or just relax along the inland…read morewaterway. We visited on a Tuesday night and caught the weekly fireworks show, which made for a fun evening. It's a lively place with beautiful views and definitely worth adding to your Hilton Head itinerary.

Off season, and so many of my favorite eateries and boutiques are gone. I could only wish I had the…read moremoney that some spend on the boats parked here. Wow. The restaurants are common...think wings and fried shrimp. One gallery which doesn't have nearly has much ad it used to, and Christmas shop was low on Jim Shore. It is fun to look at the boats though.

Had a good time on the Savannah Riverboat Cruise…read more Honestly, the best part was being able to get out on the water, walk around the boat, and see Savannah from a different perspective. There was some history mixed in along the way, which was interesting, and the whole experience was relaxing. The food was probably the weakest part for me. It was served buffet style with fried chicken, mac and cheese, mashed potatoes and gravy, plus fruit. It wasn't bad, but it was all pretty lukewarm and just didn't leave much of an impression. That said, I don't think people are booking this for the food anyway. You're booking it for the views, the boat, and the experience. We had fun, enjoyed the ride, and I'm glad we did it.

Overrated. Upon…read morearrival, the ticket-taker did not greet us. He simply said, "Tickets." No, "Welcome aboard!", no "Glad you're cruising with us." and no "We're happy to see you. Where are you traveling from?" Nothing. No welcome or warm greeting. The next person wanted us to take a picture. For money, no doubt. No way. We're already not wanted, why would you want a picture? I've already decided I'm not spending any more money after being greeted in that fashion. No drinks, no snacks, and no souvenirs. The narrator was knowledgeable, had a few jokes, and was tipped appropriately. The paddlers do not run. Two stars for a knowledgeable narrator and clean restrooms. Otherwise, this riverboat cruise is a big pass.

This is a ONE OF A KIND experience and the ONLY boat charter on Tybee that offers the vintage sail…read moreboat that transports you into the days of old... the knowledge and experience here is unmatched and we will only be using Old Coast Adventure for all future charters. Our kids had a transformative journey and didn't want to leave. Found the most epic shells on little Tybee. 10/10!

Capt Thomson took us out for a Mother's Day sunset sail, and it was terrific! He is so kind and…read moreknowledgeable of the coast. We laughed and learned and cannot wait to go again!