A beach and a fort twenty miles east, and squares with benches every two hundred metres.
Tybee Island beach
Twenty miles east, shallow and warm through summer with lifeguards on the main stretch and a pier to fish from. Any age; parking fills by ten.
Tybee Marine Science Center
Small touch tanks plus guided beach walks and marsh treks that turn up crabs and whelks. Ages three to nine, and cheap for what it is.
Fort Pulaski
A moated brick fort with a drawbridge, cannon firings on some days and holes blown through the walls in 1862. Ages five upwards.
Georgia State Railroad Museum
The old repair works, with a turntable, short steam rides on some days and a handcar. Ages two to nine; the children's museum shares the site.
Squares, gnats and ghosts
Every square has shade and benches, which makes the walking manageable. Sandflies bite from May to September, and most ghost tours suit eight upwards.