Salty Dawg tours are conducted in a rugged 25+foot, twin engine, Parker Sport Cabin with comfortable seating for 6 passengers, sun awning, a private head and all required safety equipment in excellent working condition.
Enjoy an adventure exploring the marshes, estuaries, creeks, rivers, Intracoastal Waterway and Barrier Islands. Delight in the antics of dolphin, birds and wildlife. Together, we’ll customize an outing just for you. The SaltyDawg also offers Island Charter service for hunters, birders, campers
and researchers to Georgia’s Barrier Islands.
Captain Hub, Roy Hubbard, is a Savannah native, U.S.C.G. Licensed Captain, University of Georgia Master Coastal Naturalist, U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, and the American Professional Captain’s Association and serves on the Advisory Board of Georgia’s Blue Crab Commission.
Peach Hubbard (with Buddy the 4-legged Salty Dawg) is a UGA Master Coastal Naturalist, GAME (Georgia Association of Marine Educators), NMEA (National Marine Educators Association) and serves on the Board of ‘Clean Coast’ and is President of ‘The Dolphin Project’.
Peach and Hub are active with ‘The Dolphin Project’ and ‘Clean Coast’. They are members of the Richmond Hill Historical Society, members of the U.S. Power Squadron/Tybee Light Chapter, the Ogeechee-Canoochee River Keepers, the Navy League / Savannah Chapter, the U.S. Power Squadron/Tybee Light Chapter, The Nature Conservancy, the Sea Turtle Survival League/C.C.C., The Ossabaw Island Foundation, the Cousteau Ocean Futures Society and several other nature conservation organizations. SaltyDawg Adventures holds a Special Use Permit issued by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service to conduct tours of Blackbeard and Wassaw National Wildlife Refuges.
SaltyDawg is a rugged 25+foot, twin engine, Parker Sport Cabin with comfortable seating for 6 passengers, sun awning, a private head (toilet) and all required safety equipment in excellent working condition. Parker boats are made in the U.S. and used by NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), and the USFWS (United States Fish & Wildlife Service).
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