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Augusta guide trips, in augusta we guide on the savannah river through the shoals section.  the main target species is smallmouth bass but we also catch largemouth, spotted and bartrams bass, perch and a host of other species.  it isn’t uncommon to land 4 to 5 different species in one day.  with the smallmouth being unique to this area and only found in this one stretch of the savannah river we practice catch and release only and try to ensure a healthy population moving forward.  we also have relationships with guides in north georgia and north carolina so whether it’s bass or trout or saltwater species you’re looking for we can help.  , full day float through the shoals, 8 hours on the water (1-2 anglers) $450 6 hours on the water (1-2 anglers) $400, what’s provided: -fly tackle- rods, reels, flies, leaders, tippett, etc -conventional tackle- rods, reels, lures, etc -waters on ice -lunch is provided -shuttle back to your car after float -15% off your first in-store purchase after your trip what you can bring: -fly tackle- rods, reels, flies, leaders, tippet, etc -drinks or food -rain jacket -sun lotion -spf protective clothing -bug spray -polarized sunglasses -stripping guards interested in joining us fill out the form at the bottom of the page      ,            .

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Bull River Cruises

Moon River Kayaks

Welcome to Bull River Cruises & Moon River Kayak Tours

Exploring Savannah's and Coastal Georgia Waterways since 1999.

From the Barrier Islands to the Black Water Inland Rivers. Enjoy a Unique Experience, Not Soon Forgotten.

Explore and discover the natural beauty and nature of coastal georgia boat and kayak tours..

Dolphin Tours, Boat Tours, Eco Tours, Sunset Cruises, Corporate Outings, Weddings, Bachelorette Parties, School Field Trips

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Please call or text 912-398-7400 to reach bull river cruises - mike neal, we currently only offer private charter tours on our boats. please call or text for info..

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SUNSET CRUISES

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SAVANNAH RIVER TOUR

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Savannah's premier eco tourism provider.

We offer cruises that highlight the history and nature of Coastal Georgia.

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We offer private customized cruises aboard our 45 foot tri-hull boat that accommodates up to 42 passengers. the minimum time required for an event on the water is 1.5 hours and the maximum time for a single day is 12 hours. multiple day trips are also available..

ISLAND EXPLORER 45 Ft BOAT

Up to 42 PASSANGERS ($300/hr)

ISLAND EXPRESS 25 Ft SKIFF

Bachelorette parties.

Call 912-898-1800 or Text 912-398-7400 for Info

We specialize on hosting Bachelorette Parties.

Large comfortable boat that allows you to enjoy time on the water with your group.

Welcome to bring food and drink aboard.

Most book for between 2-4 hours.

Every trip is customized for your group.

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Bull River Cruises operate out of Hogan’s Marina, now called Sun life's Marina Wilmington Island – 36 Wilmington Island Road, Savannah, GA 31410.

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Savannah, GA Boat Tours

Boat tours of various types are available out of Savannah and the marshes and coast nearby.

Basic narrated river cruises up and down the Savannah River are the easiest to access from Savannah. Dolphin or sightseeing tours out of Savannah or Tybee Island are also available.

If you want to see more of the region’s landscape and nature a charter tour of the creeks and rivers between Savannah and Tybee Island or down the coast is worth considering, though this is usually a more expensive option than scheduled public tours.

See also: – Savannah’s must-see sights – Attractions and sights in Savannah and nearby – Wildlife preserves and nature attractions near Savannah – Savannah’s events by month: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December

Availability may vary by season, and specific tours may be withdrawn without notice. Please verify all details with the respective company or guide before planning your trip.

Public Tours & Excursions

Sightseeing & other boat tours from savannah.

Narrated Harbor Sightseeing Cruise, 1hr30 . With Savannah Riverboat Cruises. Narrated riverboat tour of the Savannah River to Fort Jackson. Available year-round; daily April-October. Adults $32.95, children (5-12) $19.95, young children (0-4) free. March-November also available as a lunch cruise with buffet: adults from $49.95, children from $26.95. Call 912-232-6404 for tickets or book online; walk-up ticket sales are also usually available for the sightseeing cruise. More details

Savannah Port Tour, 1hr30 . With Outside Savannah. Boat tour of the Savannah riverfront and the operations of the Georgia Ports Authority. Available daily. Adults $65, children (2-12) $45, young children (0-1) free. Call 843-686-6996 for reservations or book online. More details

Savannah National Wildlife Refuge Excursion, 3hrs . With Outside Savannah. Boat tour of the history of the Savannah riverfront and the Georgia Ports Authority, and of the wildlife and natural scenery of the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge. Available daily. Adults $85, children (2-12) $55, young children (0-1) free. Call 843-686-6996 for reservations or book online. More details

Sunset Cruise, 2hrs . With Savannah Riverboat Cruises. Sunset cruise on the Savannah River aboard a large riverboat, with music and dancing. Food and drink available for purchase. Available daily, April-October. Adults $43.95, children (5-12) $27.95; $2 surcharge on Saturdays and holidays. Call 912-232-6404 for reservations or book online. More details

Sunday Brunch Cruise, 1hr30 . With Savannah Riverboat Cruises. Narrated boat tour of the Savannah River aboard a large riverboat, with southern-style brunch buffet. Available on Sundays. Adults $63.95, children (5-12) $38.95, young children (0-4) free; holiday surcharge applies on some dates. Call 912-232-6404 for reservations or book online. More details

Dinner Entertainment Cruise, 2hrs . With Savannah Riverboat Cruises. Evening cruise on the Savannah River aboard a large riverboat, with buffet, music and dancing. Available daily, year-round. Sunday-Friday: adults $76.95, children (5-12) $39.95, young children (0-4) free. Saturdays and holidays: adults $99.95, children (5-12) $52.95. Call 912-232-6404 for reservations or book online. More details

Monday Gospel Dinner Cruise, 2hrs . With Savannah Riverboat Cruises. Riverboat cruise on the Savannah River with gospel entertainers and southern-style buffet. Available Mondays, April-October and some dates in December. Adults $63.95, children (5-12) $39.95, young children (0-4) free. Call 912-232-6404 for reservations or book online. More details

Dolphin & Sightseeing Tours From Tybee Island

Dolphin Tour, 1hr (pet-friendly, 20lb limit) . Departs from Lazaretto Creek Marina, Tybee Island. Captain Mike’s Dolphin Tours Sightseeing and dolphin-watching boat tours of the estuary north of Tybee Island. Adults $25, children (3-11) $15, young children (0-2) $5. Call 855-436-5744 or book online. Walk-ups sometimes available

Daytime Dolphin Tour, 1hr-1hr30 . Departs from Lazaretto Creek Marina, Tybee Island. Tybee Dolphin Adventure Sightseeing and dolphin-watching boat tour of the north Tybee Island area. Adults $25, children (3-12) $15, young children (0-2) $5. Reservations recommended, either online or call 912-658-2322.

Sunset Dolphin Tour, 1hr-1hr30 . Departs from Lazaretto Creek Marina, Tybee Island. Tybee Dolphin Adventure Sunset cruise of the waters north of Tybee Island. Adults $35, children (3-12) $20, young children (0-2) $5. Reservations recommended, either online or call 912-658-2322.

Sunset Tour, 1hr15 (pet-friendly, 20lb limit) . Departs from Lazaretto Creek Marina, Tybee Island. Captain Mike’s Dolphin Tours Seasonal sunset cruises. Adults $35, children (3-11) $20, young children (0-2) $5. Call 855-436-5744 or book online. Walk-ups sometimes available

Private Tours & Excursions

Several boat tour and charter companies in the Savannah and Tybee Island area offer suggested trips to the region’s best nature spots and barrier islands, an overview of which is given below (follow the links for details of specific tours to each destination).

Other charter companies will usually also be able to arrange similar tours for your group, or an excursion to any other local destination of your choosing.

Boat Tours From Savannah

Private Savannah Outback Adventure, 4hrs30 . With Outside Savannah. Boat tour down the Savannah River and into neighboring marshes, then a kayak tour of the creeks around Page Island. Available most days, with a choice of departure times. $575 for up to 6 passengers, $845 for up to 12, $1075 for up to 16. Call 843-686-6996 for reservations or book online. More details

Private Charter, 1-8hrs . With Outside Savannah. Customizable private boat charters from Savannah. 6-passenger (from $275), 12-passenger (from $445) and 16-passenger (from $930) boats are available. Call 843-686-6996 for reservations or book online. More details

Sunset Cruises From Tybee Island

Dolphin Twilight Tour, 1hr30 . With Sundial Charters. Sunset boat ride to Little Tybee Island. Call 912-786-9470 or book online. $220 for 1-2, plus $20 for each additional adult and $10 for each additional child (0-13) up to a maximum of 6 per boat (3 boats available). More details

Little Tybee Sunset Picnic, 4hrs . With Tybee Island Charters. Evening boat ride to Little Tybee, with picnic dinner on the beach. $600 for 6, additional participants $75 per person. Call 912-786-4801 for reservations. More details

Sunset Cruises From The Skidaway Region

Isle of Hope Sunrise or Sunset Tour (6 max) 3hrs . With Savannah Coastal EcoTours. Sunrise and sunset cruises of the Skidaway River, from Isle of Hope. $300 for up to 4 people, $75 for additional passengers to a maximum of 6. Call 912-220-6092 for reservations. More details

Nature & Sightseeing Excursions To Tybee & Skidaway

A few private boat tours explore the ecology and history of Tybee Island, with sightseeing tours of the island and fossil-hunting excursions for shark teeth and other prehistoric fragments currently available. See Tybee Island boat tours

Nature-oriented boat tours of the inland marshes near Savannah, around the Skidaway River and its larger creeks, are also available, mostly departing from either Isle of Hope or Thunderbolt. See Skidaway tours

Boat Trips To Georgia’s Barrier Islands

The three major barrier islands south of Tybee – Little Tybee, Wassaw and Ossabaw – are readily accessible as a day trip from the Savannah-Tybee region. As none of the islands have road access, a boat (or kayak, or paddleboard) is the only way to get there.

The pristine nature reserve of Little Tybee Island is the easiest to get to, a short boat ride south of Tybee. Several boat excursions are available, either touring the island and exploring its creeks (when tides allow) to see dolphins and birds, or landing, with time on the island’s secluded beaches to relax or look for shells. See Little Tybee boat tours

Further afield are Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge, and Ossabaw Island, the latter privately managed as a nature reserve and cultural site. The large publicly-accessible portion of Wassaw offers beautiful beaches and hiking trails through the island’s forested ridge, and most boat excursions will allow time to venture on land. See boat trips to Wassaw Island

The situation at Ossabaw is slightly more complicated. The beach is accessible to all, with many boat tours touring the island or landing only on these public areas. Access to the interior is controlled by the Ossabaw Island Foundation, and must be arranged either directly with them or via a tour guide, who will arrange access on your behalf. More about visiting Ossabaw Island, and details of available boat tours

Private Charters

Sweet Lowland Tybee Tours Boat charters out of Tybee Island. 2-, 4- and 6-hour trips available, $70 per hour. Sightseeing and dolphin tours around Tybee Island, Skidaway and vicinity or barrier island excursions. Call 912-786-0215 or 912-659-7777 (cell) or email: [email protected] .

Coastal River Charters Departs from Savannah Bend Marina. Sightseeing boat charters, $50 per passenger per hour. Call 912-441-9930 for reservations.

Outside Savannah Private boat charter (1-8 hours) with captain for custom boat trips in the Savannah area. Boats available for up to 6 passengers (1hr $195, 2hrs $325, 3hrs $435, 5hrs $575, additional hours $120 per), up to 12 passengers (1hr $295, 2hrs $460, 3hrs $650, 4hrs $845, additional hours $150 per), and up to 16 passengers (1hr $485, 2hrs $685, 3hrs $880, 4hrs $1075, additional hours $175 per). Call 843-686-6996 for reservations or book online.

Crab Creek Charters (4 max, pet-friendly) Departs from Tybee Island. Custom private boat trips from Tybee Island and to Little Tybee. Call 912-507-4832 or email [email protected] for prices and reservations.

Bull River Cruises (42 max and 17 max) Departs from Hogan’s Marina, Wilmington Island. Boat charters available in higher-capacity vessels for larger groups. Destinations include the Savannah River and Ebenezer Creek, the barrier islands, marshes and Daufuskie Island plus nature and sunset cruises. 17-passenger boat: $145 per hour for 1-12 people or $175 per hour for 13-17. 42-passenger boat: $250 per hour. Reservations required, call 912-898-1800. Individuals and small groups can also be accommodated on some existing bookings.

Yacht Charters

Compass Sailing Departs from Savannah Marina, Wilmington Island. Destinations include the Wilmington River, Wassaw Sound and the ocean. 4 hours $495, or $125 per hour, 4 hour minimum. Call 912-441-3265 or email [email protected] for reservations.

More Things To Do Near Savannah, GA

– Wildlife refuges and state parks – Kayaking in Tybee Island – Beaches – Bonaventure Cemetery – National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force – Fort Jackson – Fort Pulaski – Savannah events – Guided tours of Savannah – Seafood festivals near Savannah – Tybee Island events

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· Kids and military shuttle back for free · Paddles, lifevests, whistles are included in price · Shuttle price is per person; there are no discounts on personal shuttles  · You may want to stage a second car at the boat ramp at Lake Olmstead to avoid shuttle price

Group Rates available on Weekends. Our group rate is $5 off each kayak and applies to any group that rents 5 or more Kayaks! We encourage large groups to fill out waivers ahead of time, download one  HERE

>>>>> CLICK HERE TO RESERVE YOUR BOATS NOW <<<<   WE HAVE MOVED TO ONLINE BOOKING!!                  *You will be charged a $5 deposit per kayak at the time of booking, which will go toward the price of your rental bringing each boat down $5 when you pay your remaining balance due upon arrival for your reservation. You must reserve at least 2 hours prior to the time you’d like to come. Deposits are refundable if you cancel 12 hours or more in advance or in the event of inclement weather. If your confirmation email does not show up in your inbox, check your junk mail folder! If you’d like to do any route other than the canal, please note that in the comment section when reserving your boats!

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Extended hours on Saturdays with our new Sunset Session! Reserve your boats anytime from 4:30pm to 5:30pm with shuttle pick ups on the hour at 7pm and 8pm!

RESERVATIONS NECESSARY SO THAT WE MAY PROPERLY STAFF EACH DAY WHICH IN TURN HELPS US PROVIDE BETTER CUSTOMER SERVICE FOR YOU AND PUTS LESS STRESS ON OUR EMPLOYEES!

OPEN YEAR ROUND Inclement weather and off season (September through March) – Please reserve 24 hours in advance

If you have a group renting 10 or more kayaks and are interested in coming outside of normal business hours, give us a call and we can try our best to accommodate your group! We have over 60 kayaks, both single and tandem kayaks, and can accommodate large groups such as family reunions, company outings, etc as long as we have proper notice!

FYI: Week Day pricing is cheaper because you get the full experience of kayaking, which sometimes means helping get your kayak to the water, the possibility of not having someone at the end point to assist you in getting out of your kayak, or even helping load your kayak onto the trailer! We’ll let you in on a little secret, though: the week days are not as busy and therefore much more peaceful and enjoyable. Don’t worry, you can thank us by helping 🙂

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· Paddle the Historic Augusta Canal down to the Lake Olmstead boat ramp where we meet you. This route is our most common route, it is roughly 5 miles long and generally takes people about 2 hours. The nice, mellow current of the canal makes this route perfect for beginners with no rocks or rapids, just a nice easy float down to the turn into Lake Olmstead where you then paddle across the flat water of the lake to the boat ramp at the far end of the right hand side of the lake. We pick up our Kayaks free of charge; shuttle price is $5 and is per person. Shuttle is always free for military (both currently serving or former) as long as they show their military ID; shuttle is also free for kids 15&under. You can always avoid the shuttle price if you drop a car off at the Lake Olmstead boat ramp, the address is 2200 Broad St, Augusta, Ga, 30904 and there is a gravel lot right alongside the canal and a paved trail ; just a friendly reminder- don’t forget your keys to the vehicle you park at the endpoint! Another fun way to avoid the shuttle price is by biking! Bike up to our location from the endpoint if you have your own bike and we will bring it back down to you, or rent a bike from The Bicycle Peddler  located just up from us in the Savannah Rapids Park and we will have it waiting for you at the endpoint and you can ride it back up!

Stalling’s Island

· Paddle above the Locks up to the Steven’s Creek Dam and around Stalling’s Island to see the donkeys and goats! This route is ok for beginners, but if you’ve never kayaked before please let us know so we can have you paddle around for a minute or two before going above the locks. It is not dangerous, unless you DO NOT PADDLE AT ALL, and then there is a major risk of being pulled through the locks that move water into the canal through several big tunnel like things (aka locks) which is inherently dangerous. We don’t want that and trust me, neither do you! While it’s not as lazy as floating down the canal, the little work it takes to paddle against the current is worth every bit of it for the views, peacefulness, and of course, the donkeys! It’s also a totally awesome and unique way to see the river from above the spill way- from a safe distance of course! When you’re done exploring just come on back to the spot where you got in at, while keeping a safe distance away from the locks, cause, remember, inherent danger, stay away! Did we mention that before? On week days you may be responsible for getting your kayaks to and from the put in/ take out spot which is about a quarter mile up from where our business is set up but still inside the park- we do have a cart to make this process easier though! If you would like to paddle this route, please ensure everyone in your party has paddling experience and note “Stallings Island” in the comment section when making your reservation!

· More experienced paddlers may want to try the Savannah River down to the North Augusta Boat Landing (Depending on water level). Unfortunately due to the navigation needed to make it through some rather tight little rapids and over some rocky and shallow areas, we do NOT allow our Tandem Kayaks in the river. Since the river is a bit more dangerous than the canal, but totally fun, we like to use the buddy system in the case of an issue, so make sure you have your buddy, or buddies, before planning to kayak down the river! Your buddy is also gonna be handy while you’re getting Kayaks across the bridge, down the stairs and to the dock along the river! The optimal water level we like to see is between 6,000 cfs and 12,000 cfs. If the water level is running below 6,000 cubic feet per second(cfs), we will not allow our kayaks on the river cause it’s just a bit too low and they take on a lot of damage scraping and dragging over all the rocks; the river may also be dangerously high (over 12,000 cfs), in which we will not allow people to rent kayaks for the river because, while we appreciate some swift current and fun rapids, anything over 12,000 cfs is just dangerously high; it submerges practically all of the rocks and you’re more likely to get swept through trees that would otherwise be on land where they belong.  Feel free to check the water level yourself at  http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv?site_no=02197000 if you’re interested in venturing down the river- this route typically takes people 2 and a half hours to 4 hours to complete! We do require groups wanting to do the river to have their own transportation for themselves and the kayaks back from the end point as we are often just a bit too busy to make it over to the North Augusta boat ramp- however if this is not a possibility we can make exceptions if you come between 12:15pm- 1:30pm on week days or almost anytime on weekends when we have 2 or 3 shuttles running! If you would like to paddle this route, please ensure everyone in your party has paddling experience and note “River Route if possible” in the comment section when making your reservation- then cross your fingers and hope that the water level is good the day you’d like to come 🤞!

We also have guided river tours as well as moonlight paddles once a month, as well as other events happening daily!   Click Here for special events calendar! 

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Beyond the city of Augusta lies a larger and more diverse area we refer to as Augusta’s River Region, which encompasses the  Savannah River  and the neighboring cities including Augusta, Aiken, Columbia County, Edgefield and North Augusta. This region has all the flavors of the south with a growing culture of  artists ,  foodies , athletes, adventurers,  historians , and families. And it’s all the things a Southerner should be: laid-back, welcoming and a little bit quirky.

Augusta’s River Region includes areas of Georgia and South Carolina, so you can experience everything from horse racing to barhopping, from touching textiles to kayaking along the region’s waterways. You could easily spend a day  outdoors hiking or biking miles of trails , and another day enjoying  signature brews and cocktails  and  picturesque downtowns . At the end of your trip, memorialize it by purchasing a bottle of Fruitland Augusta Vodka, which encapsulates two of the things this area is known for: peaches and incredible specialty drink creations.

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A captivating destination praised by travelers, Savannah, Georgia, boasts history-rich charm and picturesque cobblestone squares lined with historic homes. With an alluring blend of mystery and beauty, it offers a unique experience. Exploring its history, cuisine and culture is sure to result in an unforgettable adventure.

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22.47 Miles away

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New marker to commemorate Revolutionary War general's visit to Augusta in 1825

Another marker commemorating Gen. Marquis de Lafayette’s visit to Augusta 250 years ago will soon be placed in downtown Augusta. 

The markers recognize the significant historical events associated with the French aristocrat, who served as general under George Washington during the Revolutionary War.  The new marker will be placed on the Greene Street side of the Municipal Building, which was one of the celebration sites during the visit. 

Erick Montgomery, executive director of Historic Augusta, said a private group is providing the markers in the cities Lafayette visited during his year-long Farewell to the Nation tour. On March 23-25, 1825, Lafayette was in Augusta. 

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Another marker honoring Lafayette’s visit was placed by the Georgia Historical Society in 1962 at the former site of the Planter’s Inn where Lafayette stayed and where a ball was held in his honor. 

Montgomery this week gave Augusta Commissioners a brief history on the importance of Lafayette’s role in America’s battle to win independence from England. 

Lafayette became a Freemason in 1775 and began to advocate for the rights of man, including the abolition of slavery. He was inspired by the American Revolution. Despite the disapproval of the French king, he joined the fight and was commissioned as a major general in the American Army. 

He served with George Washington during the severe winter at Valley Forge and recruited French forces to join the American battle.  

“He was in the final significant battle of the war in Yorktown to defeat General Cornwallis and end the war,” Montgomery said. 

In 1824, to commemorate the 50 th anniversary of the end of the war, President James Monroe asked Lafayette, who at 67 was the last surviving major general of the war, to travel to all 24 states that existed at that time. The Farewell Tour took 13 months and it’s estimated that Lafayette traveled 6,000 miles, he said. 

Montgomery said Lafayette was treated like royalty in Augusta. He arrived by steamboat from Savannah. The bridges over the river were decorated with flowers.  

According to The Augusta Chronicle which published stories about the visit:  

“ Storekeepers displayed all sorts of Lafayette gear – hats, portraits, souvenirs. An arch was constructed over Broad Street. A platform big enough to hold 600 diners was put up in front of the courthouse on Greene Street. With enough military escorts to win a second revolution, Lafayette was greeted with one welcoming address in French, and a speech from the mayor in English. At 3 p.m., there was an outdoor banquet put on by the proprietor of the Globe Hotel, and still more speeches. And that evening, they had a ball at the Planters Hotel, which The Chronicle reported "exceeded the splendor of any ever given in this city."  

The date for the marker to be presented has not been set.