Apr 25 2008
Public Party or Event Places to Rent on Tybee
Planning a large event–family reunion? Wedding reception? Birthday celebration?–and you need a place for it? Tybee has several places available to you. Continue Reading »
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Apr 25 2008
Public Parks on Tybee
Tybee has 2 public parks, plus a small viewing park. Ft. Pulaski has a picnic area and park that can be used with an entrance to the park ($3). Continue Reading »
Apr 25 2008
Your Vacation Is Pet Friendly!
How can you leave part of the family behind? Vacation homes have become pet-friendly places, and while you can’t walk your pet on Tybee Island’s beach just yet, they are working on it! There are two dog parks on Tybee Island: one for big dogs and one for small ones, so you have a place to let your dogs run.
Tybee Vacation Rentals offers 40 units that accept pets, some directly on the beach. You may follow the link below or go to www.tybeevacationrentals.com and do a search; all of the information will be displayed, including availability and rates.
For a selection of some of our favorite Pet Friendly properties on Tybee just click here. Follow the link for a photo slide shows and more information.
For more information about Pets and Tybee and helpful hints on traveling with your pet click on: www.petfriendlytybee.com
Apr 19 2008
DVD Rentals on Tybee Island
Want to rent a movie and don’t want to go far? Tybee Vacation Rentals and the Tybee Vacation Information Center has a DVD rental machine on the premises and it’s available 24 hours everyday. It holds over 600 movies, from the oldies to new releases to kids movies. All you need is a credit card (Visa or Mastercard).
Movies range from 99 cents to $3.99 for new releases and you have 24 hours to return the DVD.
We are located at: 1010 Hwy 80 at the Tybee Vacation Rentals office. The DVD Rental machine is located to the right of the staircase and is accessible 24 hours a day for your convenience!
Apr 15 2008
Parking on Tybee
Tybee is a small island, only about 2 by 3 miles; hence parking is a problem. Space is limited and you must pay wherever you park whether there are meters stationed there or not. Don’t be fooled if a meter is not at your spot–you must have paid parking notices in your window.
The rates, island-wide, are Continue Reading »
