Alley #3 — Attraction in Tybee Island

As far as Alleys go, this one was a complete dead end. We drove over when we read in the Tybee magazine that this was Tybee's smallest beach and it is, a matter of 30 - 50 feet of shore wedged between docks, private homes, and a rock wall. It's interesting and you get a great view of little Tybee, but swimming would be treacherous and there's not enough sand to park a...

Went there to fish because we heard it was a good spot. Caught a black bass, a few croakers, a toad fish and.a lizard fish. No whiting or sheep head this time. Very very busy area as there was an almost constant kayak training group there.and lot of boaters rudely just flying by most not slowing to be courteous. Should be a no...

Quiet little beach away from the more tourist packed parts of Tybee Island. Great launching point to Little Tybee Island for kayaking.

I recommend downloading the ParkTYB app before visiting. You can add time via the app whereas sometimes there's a 2 hour time limit with...