Sharktooth Island Excursions in Savannah, Georgia
Discover megalodon teeth, fossils, ancient artifacts, and shark teeth
Fossil Hunting Where Only the Locals Go
If you’ve heard whispers about Sharktooth Island, you’re already one step closer to Savannah’s best-kept secret. This unassuming spoil island – created from dredging the Savannah River – doesn’t show up on your average tourist map. But ask a local where to find shark teeth, and Sharktooth Island is the first name they’ll drop (if they’re willing to spill the secret at all).
Every tide uncovers something new, which means every visit is a true treasure hunt. The only thing missing is your pirate hat.
At Low Country Drifters, we take you straight to the spots only the locals know – Sharktooth Island (aka Shark Tooth Island or Bird Island) being just one of them. With every tide, the river uncovers new treasures: prehistoric shark teeth, megalodon fragments, fossils, and ancient relics that tell the story of Savannah’s past from millions of years ago.
Why Everyone Loves Sharktooth Island
- Shark Teeth Everywhere: Thanks to dredged sand and sediment, Sharktooth Island is like nature’s lost-and-found for ancient teeth and fossils.
- Megalodon Dreams: While we can’t promise you’ll snag a 6-inch megalodon tooth (hey, it’s still the wild!), plenty of our guests walk away with serious brag-worthy finds.
- One-of-a-Kind to Savannah: You won’t find a fossil hunting spot like Sharktooth Island anywhere else in the Low Country.
- Not Just Shark Teeth: Historic relics can be found, too – from clay pipes, pottery shards, maritime artifacts, and more.

Custom Sharktooth Trips
Here’s the best part: our tours are 100% private. That means:
- You reserve the boat, not a seat.
- You call the shots – Sharktooth Island can be one stop of many.
- Want to mix shark tooth hunting with beach hopping, dolphin watching, or even a trip to Daufuskie? Done.
- Our captains know the hidden spots (yes, there’s more than one shark tooth hot spot out there) and love sharing fossil-hunting tips.
- Basically, it’s your adventure – we’re just here to drive the boat, show you where to go, and make sure you have a blast.
The Ride is Half the Fun
Getting there is an adventure, too. The boat trip through Savannah’s tidal creeks and waterways offers incredible chances to see dolphins, roseate spoonbills, egrets, and other wildlife. Along the way, your captain will share stories of the Low Country’s natural and cultural history, making the trip as enriching as it is adventurous.
Plan Your Shark Tooth Adventure
Ready to dig into Savannah’s prehistoric past?
- Half-Day Excursion: 4 hours of teeth, fossils, and adventure.
- Full-Day Excursion: 6 hours, more stops, more treasures, more stories.
Every trip leaves from Savannah and is private to your group unless otherwise discussed. Need more details? Check out our Shark Tooth & Fossil Hunting page.
FAQs about Shark Tooth Hunting in Savannah
We specialize in eco-focused, small-group boat tours in Savannah.
Our captains know the waterways, tidal schedules, and fossil-rich beaches like no one else.
With us, you’re not just sightseeing—you’re uncovering pieces of natural and cultural history millions of years in the making.
Quick Links
Shark Teeth, Fossil & Artifacts Gallery
Every Charter
- Reserved as a private experience for up to six guests.
- Children and pets are welcome (dogs are not allowed on all beaches, so please discuss with us)
- We provide a cooler with cold water and ice (accommodating additional beverages), as well as limited space for your personal belongings and snacks
- BYOB for ages 21+
- Includes a Coast Guard-licensed captain as your private guide, as well as fuel
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