

Welcome to Nautical Sea~Star, a newly remodeled getaway on Tybee Island's North Beach. Located within the gated Savannah Beach & Racquet Club, this oceanfront condo is just steps away from the sand and water, offering a serene escape where you can simply bring your bikinis and flip-flops for a well-deserved vacation.
This first-floor residence is designed for comfort and ease, featuring 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. Sleeping arrangements include a queen bed in the primary bedroom, which comes equipped with a TV, dresser, and closet. The living area provides additional flexibility with a day bed and trundle bed (two twins), allowing the home to accommodate 4 guests.
Enjoy the convenience of a full kitchen complete with a stove, fridge, ice maker, pantry, and a gathering table with stools. The living room is enhanced by a TV with expanded cable and WiFi for your entertainment. Step outside onto the private balcony to take in incredible sunsets and views of both the beach and the pools from the comfort of the provided table and chairs.
As part of a private gated residential club, guests have access to premium facilities including three pools (including a kiddie pool perfect for small children), a boardwalk leading directly to North Beach, tennis courts, a pond, and a grilling picnic area. For your convenience, the building is equipped with an elevator and a handicap ramp. The owner also provides beach chairs, towels, and pool toys for the kids.
Located on the quiet side of the island, North Beach is known for its calmer waves and fewer crowds, making it an ideal spot for families. You are within walking distance of local shopping and restaurants, and can easily rent bikes, canoes, or golf carts nearby to explore the character and charm of Tybee Island.
Practical Information:
This description is for informational purposes. Please verify all details, including amenities, policies, fees, and availability, on the booking platform before booking.
You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

