Explore Georgia tide charts, tables, and ebb tide details for accurate coastal planning. Check tide stations below or use the interactive map in the Map tab—click any location’s map for a detailed view.
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Georgia Tidepools: Cumberland Island National Seashore, Jekyll Island, Tybee Island
Georgia Tide Stations
2.8 mi above entrance, Floyd Creek
Altamaha River: Champney Island, Brunswick, Darien
Barbour Island River: Barbour Island, Harris Neck
Bear River: Entrance, Florida Passage, Range 'A' Light
Blackbeard Creek: Beach Creek, Blackbeard Island, Blackbeard Island, Crescent (North), Sapelo
Brunswick River: HW bridge South
Crescent River: Creighton Narrows entrance
Crooked River, Cumberland Dividings
Cumberland River: Cumberland Wharf
Darien River: Darien, Threemile Cut, Altamaha River
Daymark 135, South Newport River
Frederick River: Bridge, Frederica River
Hampton River: Jones Creek entrance
Harrietts Bluff, Crooked River
ICWW, Mackay River, Buttermilk Sound
Julienton River: Dallas Bluff
Little Satilla River: 2.5 mi above mouth, Below Spring Bluff, Hickory Bluff
Newport River: Eagle Neck South, N Newport River (Daymark 119), S Newport Cut, Thomas Landing, S. Newport River
Ogeechee River: Florida Passage, Fort McAllister, HW bridge
Old Tea Kettle Creek (Daymark 173)
Old Teakettle Creek, Mud River
Rockdedundy River (Daymark 185)
Saint Catherines Sound: Blackbeard Creek, Belfast River, Belfast
Sapelo River: Dog Hammock, Pine Harbor
Satilla River: Bailey Cut 0.8 mile west, Burnt Fort, Ceylon, Woodbine, Todd Creek entrance
Savannah River: Fort Jackson, Fort Pulaski, Port Wentworth, SCL RR bridge, Tybee Light
Seacamp Dock, Cumberland Island
Skidaway River: Isle of Hope
St Marys River: Cumberland Island, Beach Creek entrance
St. Marys River: North Jetty entrance
Timmons River: Halfmoon
Turtle River: Allied Chemical Docks, Buffalo River entrance, Crispen Island, Dillard Creek
Wassaw Sound: Bull River
Wilmington River: North entrance, Savannah, Thunderbolt
Best Tidepool Locations in Georgia
Georgia’s coastline offers unique tidepooling opportunities. Below are some top spots known for their marine life.
Tidepool Locations
Cumberland Island National Seashore - About 2 hours from Savannah, this remote island’s tidal zones along its rocky edges host crabs and small fish at low tide.
Jekyll Island - Located 1.5 hours from Savannah, this island’s small tide pools near Driftwood Beach feature barnacles and periwinkles at low tide.
Tybee Island - Just 30 minutes from Savannah, this island’s minor tidal areas near its north beach jetties shelter crabs and mussels at low tide.
Interactive Georgia Tides Map
Pin Colors: Blue = Tide Stations, Red = Tidepools, Green = Marinas, Yellow = Beaches, Purple = Other