Sailing Myrtle Beach: Burial at Sea from Little River
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2.5–3 hours
Fitness Level
Basic physical fitness to board and move on a sailboat in varying sea conditions is needed, no advanced skills required.
Overview
Set sail from Little River, SC, aboard Freedom for a 2.5-hour Burial at Sea trip that blends ocean adventure with a meaningful maritime ceremony. Discover why Sailing Myrtle Beach’s intimate cruises offer a special connection to South Carolina’s Atlantic coast.
Burial at Sea (Freedom)
Burial at Sea (Scattering of Ashes)
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable sailing adventure for up to six guests, lasting 2.5 to 3 hours. Set sail from Cricket Cove Marina in Little River, SC, and enjoy the thrill of the ocean. Prepare for a unique experience, but remember to bring remedies for motion sickness if needed.
Rate
• Up to 6 guests $575
Duration
2.5 to 3 hours
Not Included:
Motion Sickness Remedies. While most of our guests are fine sailing on the ocean, some are concerned about potential sea sickness or queesy-ness. We have seen Dramamine, Bonine and other medications, pressure point wrist bands, patches behind the ear, and more being used. These can typically be purchased at a pharmacy store. Gratuities for your Captain and/or Crew are optional and greatly appreciated.
Meeting Location:
Cricket Cove Marina Little River, SC
Adventure Tips
Prepare for Motion Sickness
Bring remedies like Dramamine or motion sickness wristbands to stay comfortable during the ocean cruise.
Small Group Experience
Trips accommodate up to six guests, ensuring a personalized and peaceful environment aboard Freedom.
Wear Weather-Appropriate Clothing
Light layers and a windbreaker keep you comfortable against ocean breezes that can change rapidly.
Exact Meeting Location Matters
Meet promptly at Cricket Cove Marina in Little River to ensure a timely and smooth boarding process.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Dolphins often swim alongside boats
- Seabirds like pelicans and terns are common
History
Little River’s port has been a regional fishing and boating hub since the early 19th century, enriching local maritime traditions.
Conservation
Sailing Myrtle Beach promotes eco-friendly practices to minimize impact on delicate coastal ecosystems and supports local marine preservation efforts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Motion Sickness Medication
Helps prevent nausea and discomfort during ocean sailing.
Windbreaker Jacket
Protects against chill and sea spray on the water.
spring|fall|winter specific
Polarized Sunglasses
Reduces glare and protects eyes under bright sunlight.
summer specific
Non-Slip Boat Shoes
Ensures steady footing on wet, slippery decks.