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Continent:
North America
Country:
Georgia (USA)
Next Big City:
Savannah
Next Town:
Tybee Island
 
Type:
Ocean, Island
Rider Ability:
Beginner, Intermediate, Expert
Features:
Shop, Parking


Water
Type:
Flat, Chop, Small Wave (< 1m), Medium Wave (1-3m)
Hazards:
Mole
Quality:
Clean
Best Tide:
No Info

Nice waves with NE wind and quiet flat in SE wind. Avoid marked jetties to the North. Tides make a big difference.
Beach
Type:
Sand
Size:
Big
Hazards:
None
Beach Users:
None

Nice, sandy beach. Lots of space to launch and land. Uncrowded beach.

Wind

Best Months:
May, June, July, August
Wind Type:
Thermal Winds, Frontal Winds
Best Direction:
NE, E, SE
Main Direction:
No Info

The wind blows here at least 3-4 days during the week. The wind averages from 10-15. Sometimes it blows 15-20+. Watch out for West winds, they can be gusty. Best winds in fall. Works good in E, NE and SE. Reliable thermal sea breezes from May to August. Nice winds with cooler Northeasters. Winter and spring are the best times to come here for empty beaches and nice winds.



How to get there
Transport:
Car
Access:
Short Walk


Get directions from


Take I-95 towards Savannah GA, Exit on highway 16 east to Savannah. Come into downtown Savannah and hit Bay Street. Go to the end of Bay Street and turn left on President Street. Follow President Street until it turns into Highway 80, follow 80 for 20 mins and you will run into Tybee Island. US 80 becomes 1st Street. Where this street hits the beach and makes a right turn and becomes Butler Ave, park on the meter and get to the beach. Pay the meter, otherwise you will get a ticket or towed.

Extra Information
Rules:
Restricted Zones, Other


Since the beach is rounded, any sideshore wind can be offshore a bit further downwind. Kiters must wear kite leashes on Tybee Island. Impact harnesses are suggested. Do not kite alone. Stay away from the jetties marked by poles further North.

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