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THE NATURE LOVER THE NATURE LOVER EMBARK ON A DOLPHIN TOUR: Spend the morning capturing a close look at dolphins in their natural habitat. Take a charter exploration through coastal waterways where you can observe playful dolphins swimming in the boat's wake and along the sides of the boat. Your group will learn all there is to know about these friendly, social creatures. MCQUEEN'S TRAIL/FORT PULASKI TRAILS: For spectacular views of tidal creeks, marshland, Fort Pulaski and the deserted Cockspur Lighthouse, stroll down McQueen's Trail, a six-mile trail between Tybee and Wilmington Island, or the shorter nature trails of Fort Pulaski. K AYAK TO COCKSPUR: Active groups will enjoy renting kayaks, going solo or tandem, and kayaking to the Cockspur Lighthouse. Dating back to 1854, this abandoned lighthouse sits at the edge of Cockspur Island. After visiting the lighthouse, continue kayaking down the Back River for an unparalleled experience of calm marsh waters. OCEANFRONT DINNER: Known as Tybee's only absolute beachfront restaurant, visitors of The Deck Beach Bar & Kitchen can walk from deck to sand in a matter of a few steps. Dine on island dishes under the Tybee sunshine on the open-air deck of this relaxed eatery. BIRDING AT NORTH BEACH: Tybee's North Beach is a popular destination for birders to view species such as the Northern Gannett, Purple Sandpiper, American Oyster Catcher, Black Skimmers, Red Knots and Black-Backed Gulls. Groups can sit back and relax while Tybee's birds swoop and glide by. EXPLORE AN UNINHABITED ISLAND: Many visitors to Tybee Island are unaware that just south of our bustling beach town lies an uninhabited nature preserve called Little Tybee Island. This hidden treasure is actually twice the size of Tybee Island and only accessible by boat. You can rent a boat or hop on a tour, and spend the afternoon exploring this island paradise. D AY 1 DAY 2 3-DAY ITINERARY: