Shark Tooth Beach: A Two‑Hour Hunt for Million‑Year‑Old Teeth off Savannah

SAVANNAH GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Shark Tooth Beach: A Two‑Hour Hunt for Million‑Year‑Old Teeth off Savannah

A guided eco tour from Savannah that visits unique barrier islands where you stroll the shore and search for fossilized shark teeth—useful planning details and what to bring are included.

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Shark Tooth Beach: A Two‑Hour Hunt for Million‑Year‑Old Teeth off Savannah.

Duration
2 hours
Location
Savannah
Operator
Mermaid Pirate Dolphin Tour
Category
Guided Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set out from Savannah and cross a narrow ribbon of coastal water to a handful of unique islands where the tide and surf regularly reveal fossilized shark teeth. The Eco Tour - Fossil Hunt is a short, nature‑first outing: a guided shore walk across sand and surf, where participants scan the beach for million‑year‑old teeth and other fossils while watching local wildlife and listening to captains who’ve spent their lives on the water.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BEACH

Shark Tooth Beach

Step off the boat onto a shoreline where waves expose ancient teeth and other fossils—an easily paced stroll along the sand that’s the centerpiece of the tour.

THE FINDS

Million‑Year‑Old Shark Teeth

Participants search beaches for fossilized shark teeth and a variety of other fossils—small discoveries that punctuate a relaxed, nature‑focused two‑hour outing.

THE CREW

Local Captains, Safe Passage

Experienced captains who’ve spent their lives on the water guide the tour, ensuring a safe and memorable experience for all aboard.

What the day feels like

What the outing feels like

For roughly two hours you slip from city to coast: a short boat ride to sparsely trafficked islands, a gentle disembarkation, and a shoreline stroll with eyes on the sand. It’s hands‑on and unhurried—participants comb the surf line for fossil pieces while taking in birds, breakers, and the small rituals of a coastal landscape under experienced guidance.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this outing suits—and practical limits.

1
Active FamiliesGood for multi‑generational groups—advertised as great for all ages—and the short, beachside walk keeps activity levels moderate. Boat capacity is six per vessel, so families may be split between boats for larger parties.
2
Nature SeekersIdeal for those who enjoy hands‑on, coastal natural history: the focus is on finding fossils and observing shoreline wildlife under experienced guidance.
3
Small Groups & CouplesThe outing’s six‑passenger boats suit intimate groups and couples looking for a short, guided shore experience.
4
Larger PartiesOperators can accommodate groups up to 12 by running two boats, but parties above six should expect to be split between vessels.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Wear a light, long‑sleeve shirt for sun protection; bring sunscreen (the operator carries sunscreen if you forget); and bring favorite nonperishable drinks—bringing beverages is allowed, and guests 21+ may bring alcoholic beverages.

On the Boat

Expect a short cruise to the islands and a brief shore walk; pack sun protection and thirst‑quenchers for the two‑hour outing.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the tour?

The tour runs for approximately 2 hours.

Where do we meet?

The meeting location is Savannah, Georgia.

How many people per boat?

Each boat carries up to 6 passengers; for larger parties the operator can run two boats for up to 12 people total.

Do I need to bring sunscreen?

Yes—sunscreen is recommended, although the operator keeps sunscreen on board if you forget.

Can I bring alcoholic beverages?

Guests ages 21 and older may bring their own beverages to enjoy on the water.