Enjoy songs, games, and dolphin sightings on a beloved Harbour Town cruise
Cruise Hilton Head and enjoy a southern buffet brunch on the water
2-hour private morning cruise from Harbour Town for 7–10 guests
Cruise Broad Creek at sunset, then watch Shelter Cove fireworks from the water
Private 2-hour Harbour Town fireworks cruise for up to 6 guests
Private 2-hour happy hour charter with complimentary drinks for up to 10 guests
Private 2-hour Solaris fireworks charter for up to 10 guests
See Shelter Cove fireworks from the water on a sunset cruise
Paddle Skull Creek's marshes and learn about Lowcountry tides and wildlife
Spend a full day offshore targeting red snapper from a shaded boat
Nearshore shark fishing with gear, bait and license included
Private Calibogue Sound shark fishing with seasonal redfish
Paddle St. Helena Sound and explore Pine Island's beach at low tide
Paddle tidal creeks with a naturalist guide
Paddle tidal creeks with a naturalist guide and look for local wildlife
Explore ACE Basin creeks and sound at your own pace by paddleboard
Paddle to Scott Creek and watch the morning light unfold
Paddle the salt marsh and Fripp Inlet to learn about bottlenose dolphins
Paddle through Beaufort’s salt marsh and learn local ecology on a guided kayak tour
Paddle the Combahee River and learn about rice culture and conservation
Paddle protected waters to a low-tide sandbar near Hunting Island
Paddle Beaufort’s salt marsh at low tide with a guide
Spend 4 hours cruising Hilton Head and relaxing on board
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.