North Beach Boardwalk

Jean Hilligoss

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Visited North Tybee Island the first week of May, 2026. It wasn't crowded and had no problem finding parking (you have to pay). I think it was $3 or $4/hr. The beach is clean and a fun, family area. The lighthouse is close by. Chairs and umbrellas are available to rent from someone who sits on the beach. We rented 2 chairs and an umbrella for $50.

Angelina J

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

So many options for things to do. On a budget; walk around ad look at all the cool things like the lighthouse, battery and the beach. Take some selfies and collect some shells then have a picnic. Want to splurge; visit all the museums, play at the beach then eat and drink the night away. Either way it will be a great day. It stormed on us and we still loved it!

June Macica

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

A very clean beach. Bathrooms near. In the front, it looks like a parking lot between the lighthouse and the Fort that you would use for the beach, but drive around and there is another parking area between the Fort and the beach. Save some steps!

Gary p

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Far north, North Beach on Tybee island is quiet a bit different from the busy beach area by the Tybee Pavilion. The parking lot is large and there are public restrooms. Also the North Beach grill is located there. The beach is really two beaches. The ocean beach and a bay beach. The ocean beach is pretty much the same as rest of Tybee's beaches to the south. The bay (the entrance to Lazaretto creek) beach starts with a favorite spot with Surfers and proceeds for mile or so to the northwest. Many birds visit this portion of the beach and not so many people. Both are very enjoyable.

Savannah Dude83

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

North Beach offers a more laid-back beach setting for families and locals. It also has North Beach Bar & Grill within walking distance for great food and drinks and umbrella/chair rentals. From here you will also be within walking distance to the Tybee Lighthouse and the Tybee History Museum. If you want to learn to surf, walk over the north beach boardwalk and talk to Turner at Tybee Surf Lessons.