Blue Heron - breakfast, bikes, rec area

Blue Heron Trail Townhouse overlooks one of Tybee’s designated nature trails. It features 2 king bedrooms and 2 full baths, perfect for couples or families. Enjoy the downstairs rec area with air hockey, and foosball or fire up the charcoal grill. Your stay includes a continental breakfast, bikes, beach gear, fishing supplies, baby gear,
passes to local attractions, airport transportation, and the option to rent golf carts for exploring the island with ease. Blue Heron Trail Townhouse.

Blue Heron Trail Townhouse
-2 king beds, 2 full baths
- two flights of stairs
- continental breakfast
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Guests have access to the full townhouse and garage rec area. . There is one parking spot.

There is one space for one vehicle. Additional paid parking on the street is available.
- The entire home is NON-SMOKING, including balconies.
- **PARKING PASSES MUST BE DISPLAYED ON THE DASHBOARD! IF A VEHICLE IS AT THE PROPERTY WITHOUT A PASS, IT IS SUBJECT TO BEING TOWED!!**
- Parking passes are on the kitchen counter inside the property.
- We do not suggest ordering packages to your unit. Many of the properties on Tybee Island do not receive mail delivery.
- For your safety and in compliance with city ordinances, PARTIES and GATHERINGS OVER THE MAXIMUM UNIT OCCUPANCY ARE PROHIBITED. All visiting guests must be reported and approved by the host.
- Property Trash Day is Monday and Thursday. We ask that you please remove all trash at the end of your stay and place it in the appropriate bin.
- Please load and start the dishwasher with any remaining dirty dishes at the end of your stay.
- Quiet hours are between 10 pm - 8 am local time.
- This is not a pet-friendly property. If you are found to have a pet on the property without permission, an additional fee of $200 will be charged.
- Tybee is pay-to-park from 8 AM to 8 PM at $4.00/hr. EVERYWHERE. The easiest way to pay is to download the ParkTYB app.
- Please leave only your footprints and take only your trash.
- Removing live animals is not allowed.
- During Turtle nesting season, April- September, it is important you do not leave any holes in the sand. The little hatchlings get stuck in them on their way back to the ocean.
- No flashlights are allowed on the beach at night; only approved red lights are permitted.
- DO NOT approach a nest, or nesting turtle or hatchling!