Book a private tiki party boat cruise for up to 18 passengers
2 to 4hrs
Up to 18 people
Captain, coolers, ice
Set out on a private tiki party boat cruise in Myrtle Beach with your group. Bring your own drinks and relax with a United States Coast Guard (USCG) licensed captain at the helm.
Do not bring hard liquor; beer, wine, and seltzers are welcome.
Full refund with 1 week notice of cancellation. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows will be charged the full price.
Product ID: 3GZXY6
No. Do not bring hard liquor. You can bring beer, wine, and seltzers.
Bring sunscreen, towels, sunglasses, and your choice of beverages and food (bring your own drinks and food).
You’ll have access to coolers and ice.
5843 Dick Pond Rd Dock A, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588
This is consistently rated as one of the top activities in Myrtle Beach, and it's easy to see why. The boat tours hit all the right notes: BYOB policy with coolers and ice provided, swimming stops where you can jump right off the boat, and stunning water views. Groups particularly love it for bachelorette parties and birthday celebrations, though it works just as well for friends' trips or families looking for something memorable. The crew deserves special mention here. Captains Austin, Danny, Dan, and Tom all get shout-outs for being personable, helpful, and genuinely fun to be around. They go beyond just driving the boat, offering local restaurant recommendations and making sure everyone feels comfortable and safe. Even when weather doesn't cooperate (one group dealt with rain most of their trip), the experience still delivers. The three-hour tours apparently fly by, with plenty of room to dance, chill, or take photos. Multiple reviewers called it the highlight of their entire Myrtle Beach vacation.
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