Tybee Vacation Rentals Concierge and Tybee Information Site

Congratulations! You are coming to one of the world’s best places, a paradise — Tybee Island.

If you are planning to stay at one of Tybee Vacation Rentals (Which we HIGHLY recommend) over 140+ properties we’d like to let you know what they provide, and to let you know what you need to bring.

TVR provides a basic supply of bed and bath linens in each property, but they are not changed during your stay. You can purchase additional towels – a package of 4 towels, 4 washcloths and 2 hand towels.  They also provide a “start-up” set of bath soap, toilet tissue and trash bags but these are not replenished. You may want to bring more towels, soap and personal items. If you plan on visiting the beach, you need to bring your beach towel or mat. Better yet, buy one on Tybee and you’ll have a great souvenir from your trip. Continue Reading »

Are you lucky! You have a hot tub! What a great way to relax and unwind. But, there are some safety issues when it comes to these restful tubs.

Please call TVR if you have any questions or need service at your pool. 786-5853.

1. CHILD SAFETY: Don’t use a hot tub as a babysitter. Experts say a child can drown in less than 5 minutes. Be sure all children are supervised at all times in any hot tub no matter how shallow the water. In large groups, appoint a designated watcher to protect young children from hot tub accidents.

2. GENERAL SAFETY TIPS: The highest temperature setting allowed for a hot tub is 104°. No running, rough-play, Continue Reading »

Pool Rules and safety instructions
TVR hopes you enjoy your stay at the property and your time relaxing at your pool.  We have listed the following rules and instructions for your safety and enjoyment of the swimming pool located at your rental home.  Please call TVR if you have any questions or need service at your pool. 786-5853.
 
1.      CHILD SAFETY: Don’t use a pool as a babysitter.  Experts say a child can drown Continue Reading »

One of the things that makes our area so beautiful is our Spanish Moss. It hangs in the trees and creates a picturesque scene of southern living and lazy afternoons.

Perhaps a better name for Spanish Moss is old man’s beard because it’s neither Spanish nor is it moss. Rather it is a stringy gray, rootless herb that drapes Live Oaks, Cypresses and Gum trees with woolly looking, curly “threads.” The knarled, Continue Reading »

If you live on an ocean, you live by the tides. Tide Tables are published in the newspaper, and tide information is given at every weather report. Boaters and fishermen live and die by the tides, as if they don’t understand them, they can become stranded. Tybee Island can get tides as high as 12 feet, bringing the water right up to the Tybee road. And sometimes, when it rains and we have a particularly high tide, the water can cover the Tybee Road!

Tides move the entire ocean. If you’ve been to the beach, you have seen the water come high up on the shore and then later, way out. You may have heard people say Continue Reading »