Fort Pulaski Tybee Island GA

Fort Pulaski National Monument

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(2.8K) · Monument in Tybee Island, United States
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Fort Pulaski National Monument has one of the best preserved nineteenth century masonry fortifications in the United States. It was also the site of a …

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May 21, 2025
We had a really nice time touring this monument. The staff are super nice, the grounds are kept nicely, and it was easier to walk and tour the space on a hot day than I expected. We recommend being s…Full review by Angie W
May 10, 2025
The staff are very friendly and educational. Grounds are kept very well. Bathrooms are clean. The bathrooms are in a separate building and there are no facilities in the other building or the fort. W…Full review by Jane G
Apr 23, 2025
Amazingly well preserved masonry fort with good displays, easy access and parking. Also gives a nice vantage point to see the area. I didn't have time to go see the newer fort from the late 1800s, …Full review by Dave C
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Can you purchase tickets when there?
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Yes. There is a small guard-booth in the middle of the entry road. Military discounts, with ID, apply. On some days of the year, there is no charge.
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Answer by Michael C · Apr 19, 2022
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What time do they fire the cannon?
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10am for sure but they have the schedule on nps.gov
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Answer by Sara H · Jan 20, 2020
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Is there an entrance fee for the fort?
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$7 per person 16 and up. Free under 16
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can you drive from tybee island lighthouse to the fort?
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The main road goes right past Fort Pulaski on the way back from Tybee Island and what has historically been called Savannah Beach...to Savannah....and the restored …
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The main road goes right past Fort Pulaski on the way back from Tybee Island and what has historically been called Savannah Beach...to Savannah....and the restored lighthouse is right across from North Beach on Tybee...no ferry is needed to go anywhere between Tybee and Savannah
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Do you have any idea when you will be able to open?
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Fort Pulaski is now open for visitors again.
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Where is Fort Pulaski?
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Fort Pulaski is located 15 miles east of Savannah, Georgia off U.S. Highway 80 East.
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