Discovering the hidden side of Savannah

Audra is a passionate serial entrepreneur, dedicated nonprofit founder, and former chef. She discovered her love for the charming city of Savannah in 2019 and made the decision to move with her family to this vibrant area in 2021. Audra and her husband, Justin, are proud parents to two amazing teenage kids and are also the caretakers of two beloved dogs.

In founding Joyride Boat Club, Audra realized a long-held dream she held for years: to bring these stunning electric boats to the picturesque waterways of Savannah. This vision reflects her passion for creating unforgettable experiences for others in this beautiful setting.

As a Georgia native, Taryn has been calling Tybee Island and Savannah home for the past 9 years. Her infatuation with the marsh scenes and the ever-changing tidal waters compelled her to turn a passion for navigating the waters into a career. After the support and encouragement of her community, she received her captain's license in 2022 and now shares her knowledge and passion for all things Lowcountry with anyone who will listen.

If she's not working on a project for her sailboat, you can catch her cruising the rivers in her dinghy searching for megalodon teeth and gushing over Roseate Spoonbills!

Born and raised in Savannah, Georgia, Captain Dylan became a captain to chase every opportunity the water could offer. He's not one for routine; the ever-changing nature of the ocean is exactly what drew him in. For him, being a captain is challenging, demanding, and something he takes a lot of pride in. He loves fishing in the fall when the weather's just right and works hard through the busy summer months. When he's not on the water, you'll probably find him working out, learning something new, or taking things apart just to see how they work. Whether he's steering a boat or building something out of nothing, Captain Dylan is always up for a challenge.

Ellie Duffy grew up on the water around Tybee Island, fishing with her dad and getting to know the salt marsh early on. She studied ecology at the University of Georgia, then spent a couple of years living on a small sailboat and exploring the Caribbean. She earned her captain's license in 2021 while living on her boat in Key West. What keeps her coming back to the water is the sense of freedom and the fact that no two days are ever the same. Now back home in the marsh, she loves spotting night herons, spoonbills, and terrapins. When she's not on the water, she's usually making art, always inspired by the nature around her.

Malcolm is a native of Tybee Island who grew up navigating the waters around Little Tybee, developing a deep appreciation for the local lifestyle. A licensed captain since 2021, he combines his love of nature, wildlife, and connection with others to offer guests a welcoming, informative, and memorable experience on the water. Whether he's pointing out his favorite animal, dolphins, sharing a bit of local history, or swapping stories along the way, he creates an environment that's approachable and engaging for all ages. If Malcolm isn't driving the boat, he's likely singing and playing guitar at a local establishment.