Easternmost point of Georgia
This is a fun, easy photo stop that gives families a memorable 'we were here' moment. It works well as a quick attraction between beach activities and meals.
The Easternmost Point of Georgia on Tybee Island is a simple, symbolic stop rather than a large attraction, marking one of the state’s farthest eastward reaches along the Atlantic coast. It’s a good place for a quick photo and a short pause while exploring Tybee Island’s beaches, marshes, and laid-back coastal streets. Visitors usually come for the novelty of standing at a geographic point of interest and for the easy access to the surrounding island scenery.
Expert notes
- Expect a brief visit; there are no major facilities or long on-site activities here.
- Check local parking rules on Tybee Island, especially during busy beach days and weekends.
More things to do in Tybee Island
Tybee Island Memorial ParkTybee Island Memorial Park is a pleasant park option for a quiet outdoor break, walking, and enjoying a bit of greenery.
13th Street Beach Access13th Street Beach Access provides another easy route to the beach, making it a useful spot for coastal walks and ocean access.
Jaycee ParkA park is a dependable family-friendly choice for kids to run around and take a break from sightseeing. It’s a simple, low-key stop that works well for picnics and outdoor play.
Tybee Tiki HutA live-music and entertainment venue on Tybee Island, fitting well as a nightlife and performance spot.
Alley #3A local tourist attraction in Tybee Island that can serve as a casual arts-and-entertainment stop, especially for visitors exploring the island’s street-level scene.
Tybee Island BeachTybee Island Beach is the classic outdoor recreation spot here, ideal for swimming, sunbathing, walking, and beachcombing along the Atlantic shoreline.