Half Day Sapelo Island Tour

Overview

Sapelo Island is one of the last few undeveloped islands on the East Coast, yet accessible by ferry.

City: Georgia

Sat 29 Mar

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Starting at $75.00

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Sat 29 Mar

Starting at $75.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Guide fee

Additional Info

Service animals allowed
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
At low tide, steep ferry walkways to the docks.
Not recommended for travelers with mobility issues, especially ability to walk to and from the docks.
Walk 300 yards and board ferry with a steep ramp at low tide.
Ferry capacity is limited to 225 persons

What To Expect

Sapelo Island

After we meet, we'll briefly tour the excellent history and nature exhibits up stairs in the red Sapelo Island Visitors Center before walking 300 yards to board the Sapelo Island Ferry for the 30 minute trip to the Island, where we will meet our rental car at Marsh Landing dock for our Island tour. There is a round trip ferry fee per person in cash including your guide that you'll pay the boat mate at the head of the dock before boarding, and rental car fee in cash paid to the owner when we arrive on the Island. You will also need to replace the gas used on the tour, credit card only. Our first stop is an optional tour of the University of Georgia Marine Institute Turkey Fountain, and Lighthouse Creek. Next, we'll visit the historic 1820 restored Sapelo Island Lighthouse, followed by unspoiled Nanny Goat beach for optional beach combing. Loggerhead turtles nest here. Next stop is the African American Gullah Geechee Hog Hammock National Historic Area.

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