How is September on Tybee Island? Well, it’s still warm, with highs in the 80s and even some days reaching the low 90s, similar to mid-summer weather. The island experiences a healthy dose of coastal humidity as well. Lifeguard services are typically available through September, so swimming in protected areas is encouraged, according to the City of Tybee Island. It’s a shoulder season, meaning summer crowds have thinned out, and lodging prices may be lower.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
Warm Temperatures:
Expect warm, sunny days with highs in the 80s, occasionally reaching the low 90s.
Humidity:
Coastal humidity is a factor, making it feel warmer and stickier than the actual air temperature.
Lifeguards:
Lifeguard services are typically available through September, so it’s a good idea to swim in protected areas.
Shoulder Season:
September marks the beginning of Tybee Island’s shoulder season, meaning fewer crowds and potentially lower prices on accommodations compared to the peak summer months.
Hurricane Season:
While hurricane season officially lasts from June 1st to November 30th, September can be a time to be mindful of potential storms.
Things to do:
Tybee Island offers beaches, water sports, kayaking, fishing, and a family-friendly atmosphere. You can also enjoy the island’s history and beautiful sunsets.
We’ve gathered together a collection of vacation homes, each one special and unique. Our vintage homes are fresh and clean and welcome you with open arms. Mostly pet-friendly, our cottages include complimentary WIFI. Many also have coastal gardens, picket fences with decks and firepits to enjoy the outside as well. A portion of the proceeds of each rental goes towards supporting non-profit causes dear to our hearts, such as sea turtle conservation and sponsoring and supporting Guide Dogs and Service Dogs and local animal rescue groups.
Ask us about Special Off-Season rates!
Please note: Minimum Night Stay Requirements will apply throughout the year including holidays, spring break and our summer season.
Please note: Minimum Night Stay Requirements will apply throughout the year including holidays, spring break and our summer season.