Join Tybee Shark Teeth Tours

Join Tybee Shark Teeth Tours and make unforgettable memories with your friends or family—more than just lounging on the beach! In just one hour, you’ll learn how to spot shark teeth and fossils while exploring Tybee’s beautiful shoreline.
It’s one of the most unique and exciting things to do on Tybee Island!

Three hands holding seashells, shark teeth, and fossils with a sandy surface in the background on Tybee island
A woman and a boy holding stark teeth in their palms on Tybee Island
Woman at the beach holding a shark tooth, on Tybee island
A hand holding a variety of shark teeth and fossils on Tybee Island
Person holding three shark teeth on Tybee Island
A group of three people standing together, having family fun and adventure on Tybee Island.
Two hands holding small fossilized shark teeth and a small spiral seashell on a sandy surface in tybee island
A woman and a young girl standing barefoot on Tybee Island beach, each holding small shark teeth in their open hands, smiling and showing multiple shark teeth to the camera.
Group of seven women standing on a beach having fun on Tybee Island with the ocean in the background, some holding shark tooth collecting bags, smiling.
Two people holding various small shark teeth in their open palms, outdoors in natural light on Tybee Island.
Woman on the beach showing a shark tooth in her open palm on Tybee Island
Person holding a digital caliper measuring a shark tooth, with a box and other items on a stone surface.
A child holding a small black shark tooth on an open palm at the beach. The child is wearing a blue and white fuzzy jacket with star patterns, and there are other people with sandals nearby.
A group of people standing on a beach, with one woman teaching, and the ocean in the background.
Three hands displaying large collections of small, dark, shark teeth along with shells and fossils
A young child in a colorful outfit with pink, purple, and green designs, sitting in a stroller. Two hands in front of the young child holding multiple shark teeth.
Two hands holding small, dark-colored shark teeth found on the beach, with feet visible in the background.
Person holding various small, black, and sharp objects, possibly marine fossils , on an outdoor sandy surface.
Person holding four fossilized shark teeth on their open palm, wearing a blue wristband, with other people and sandy ground visible in the background.
Child wearing a scarf filled with treasures she had found while on the beach with her family and guide.
Woman with blonde hair in braids, wearing a beige patterned hat, smiling and showing a shark tooth on her open palm at the beach.
Man wearing sunglasses and a gray sweatshirt with 'IOWA STATE' written in red, smiling at the camera on a beach with shark teeth in his hand.
Person holding various shark teeth and fossils on their open palms, wearing a blue watch with a blue band.
Various black shark teeth of different sizes laid out on a white surface, on the Tybee Island Beach
Three people holding shark teeth and fossils in their hands.
A hand holding a small shark tooth on a sandy surface. The hand has some sand and small shell fragments on it. In the background, a child is barefoot and wearing patterned pants.
Collection of various seashells, shark teeth, and marine shells on a white fluffy surface.
A hand with a triangle-shaped shark tooth on the palm, on a sandy beach.
A person using a digital caliper to measure a shark tooth on Tybee Island Beach
Four people holding out their palms with small shark teeth scattered on their hands.
A smiling woman with tattoos squatting on a gravel surface, holding a shark tooth in her hand.
Four hands holding several shark teeth and fossils of various shapes and sizes against a sandy background on Tybee Island Beach
A woman smiling on the beach, holding out her hand with a shark tooth, wearing a floral blouse, with the ocean and foggy sky in the background.
Man holding shark teeth and fossils on Tybee Island Beach
A woman holding a shark teeth having fun on Tybee Island Beach
Shark tooth on display on Tybee Island Beach