What is the cancellation policy?

The operator refunds 100% for cancellations made 15 or more days before the charter; inside that window refunds are only for weather-related cancellations.

Can we bring alcohol and food?

Yes—guests 21+ may bring alcohol and the crew provides a cooler and ice; food is encouraged but avoid heavy prep onboard.

Are there age restrictions?

No minimum age is listed, but children should be supervised; group size is limited to 11 guests.

Can we swim or anchor for a beach stop?

Not on the two-hour cruise. Swimming and extended stops are only available on charters three hours or longer.

What happens in bad weather?

Captains monitor conditions and may reschedule or adjust departure times; the operator will refund in cases where the charter must be canceled for safety.

Will the captain provide narration?

Yes, captains typically point out historical sites and harbor highlights, and they can accommodate custom routing within safety limits.

Charleston Bachelorette Boat Cruise: 2-Hour Shem Creek Celebration

Adventure Brief

Raise a glass and the volume: this two-hour private cruise out of Mount Pleasant turns Shem Creek and Charleston Harbor into a social history tour with music, cooler space, and room for up to 11 guests. Perfect for an intimate bachelorette celebration with views of Fort Sumter, the Yorktown, and the Battery.

2 hours

easy

From $381.50

Charleston's waterfront has a way of making celebrations feel inevitable. The Bachelorette Party Cruise - a two-hour charter that departs from Mount Pleasant, South Carolina - turns the city's maritime history and LowCountry scenery into a private party on the water. From the boat's deck you'll trace the sweep of Charleston Harbor, glide past historic fortifications and motor through salt marshes with egrets and oyster beds below. This outing is a compact, high-energy way to experience Shem Creek and the greater Charleston harbor. The route includes views of the aircraft carrier Yorktown, the dramatic silhouette of Fort Sumter where the Civil War began, and the masonry walls of Fort Moultrie and Fort Johnson. You’ll also pass Castle Pinckney and the world-famous Battery, where antebellum houses and palmettos meet the waterfront. Geology here is subtle: low, tidal marsh overlain on Pleistocene terraces, with salt-tolerant spartina grass knitting the shoreline to the river. The cruise is designed for groups up to 11 guests, making it ideal for intimate celebrations. Food and alcohol are welcome; the crew supplies a cooler and ice, and every boat has a Bluetooth stereo so you can set the soundtrack. Practical limits apply: the two-hour schedule keeps the itinerary moving, so no swimming or extended anchor stops - for that, book a longer charter. Weather is variable; captains monitor forecasts and may adjust departure times for comfort and safety. The operator’s cancellation policy refunds 100% if you cancel 15 or more days out. What makes this experience special is the collision of history, biology, and social ease. You’ll watch pelicans quarter over shrimp boats, skirt working piers on Shem Creek, and look back at Charleston’s Battery with its live oaks framed by the harbor. The boats are kept in near-new condition; guests are asked to avoid damage, and the main booker accepts responsibility for any repairs. Tips matter: bring a mix of sun and wind protection, secure your playlist, and pack simple finger foods that travel well on deck. The mood ranges from low-key sightseeing to a lively party depending on your group. For visitors staying in Mount Pleasant or crossing from downtown Charleston, this cruise is a vivid primer on the LowCountry - equal parts living history lesson and small-boat celebration that makes any bachelorette weekend feel distinctly Charleston. Reserve early on weekends and holiday weekends when docks fill with charter traffic; private parking near the launch can be limited, so plan a short rideshare or early arrival. The captain will narrate points of interest but welcomes custom routes within safety constraints. This is a fine match for groups that want a tailored, effortless celebration with local color - singing, sightseeing, and salt air in equal measure. Book early now.