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
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.
Eastern most point of GeorgiaEastern most point of Georgia is a notable outdoor landmark for taking in the shoreline and snapping photos at a distinctive coastal spot.
Tybee Island Light Station & MuseumA classic family stop with a lighthouse, museum exhibits, and grounds to explore. Kids can enjoy the climb and the history, while adults get great views and a memorable Tybee landmark.
Little Tybee IslandLittle Tybee Island is a standout natural area for a more undeveloped outdoor experience, with scenic island surroundings and wildlife potential.
Tybee Island BeachTybee Island Beach is the classic outdoor recreation spot here, ideal for swimming, sunbathing, walking, and beachcombing along the Atlantic shoreline.
Tybee Island Memorial ParkTybee Island Memorial Park is a pleasant park option for a quiet outdoor break, walking, and enjoying a bit of greenery.