Cook a private Lowcountry feast at a shrimp industry facility
2 hours
Ceviche, shrimp boil, cooking
Explore Lowcountry cooking on the banks of Shem Creek with Capt. Bryan. Enjoy a private class centered on regional shrimping traditions and wild-caught shrimp.
Full refund up to 24 hours before start. No refund within 24 hours, when food may already have been purchased. Full refund if canceled due to weather or coastal flooding.
Product ID: FP3982
102 Haddrell Street, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
Captain Bryan made our Shem Creek historic walking tour an absolute memorable experience! From the start, his awesome energy and warmth kept us all going. He’s incredibly knowledgeable about the local maritime history and shrimping culture, but what really stands out is how engaging, thoughtful, and funny he is. He kept us moving at a comfortable pace in the heat, answered every question with genuine enthusiasm, and made the whole walk feel like hanging out with an expert local friend. If you’re looking for a great tour of Shem Creek, don’t hesitate to book—Captain Bryan is top-notch!
Zach Garner
August 27, 2026
Captain Bryan made our Shem Creek historic walking tour an absolute memorable experience! From the start, his awesome energy and warmth kept us all going. He’s incredibly knowledgeable about the local maritime history and shrimping culture, but what really stands out is how engaging, thoughtful, and funny he is. He kept us moving at a comfortable pace in the heat, answered every question with genuine enthusiasm, and made the whole walk feel like hanging out with an expert local friend. If you’re looking for a great tour of Shem Creek, don’t hesitate to book—Captain Bryan is top-notch!
Zach Garner
August 27, 2026
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