Is alcohol allowed on the boat?

Yes—guests 21+ may bring alcohol. The operator provides a cooler and ice, and captains expect responsible consumption.

Where does the cruise depart from?

The cruise meets in Mount Pleasant; the exact departure location will be provided in your booking confirmation.

What is the cancellation policy?

The operator refunds 100% for cancellations made 15 or more days before the charter. Weather cancellations receive a full refund.

Can we swim or stop at beaches?

Stopping or swimming is allowed on charters three hours or longer; this three-hour cruise may permit brief stops at the captain’s discretion and based on conditions.

How many people can join?

Group size is limited to up to 10 guests per charter to maintain an intimate private-boat experience.

Are pets or accessibility accommodations available?

Specific accessibility details and pet policies are not listed—contact the operator directly through your booking portal to confirm accommodations.

Charleston Harbor Bachelor Party Cruise: 3-Hour Private Charter from Mount Pleasant

Adventure Brief

Bring your crew, your playlist, and a cooler for a three-hour private cruise through Charleston Harbor. Glide past Fort Sumter, Castle Pinckney, the Yorktown, and the Battery while dolphins and marsh birds provide the backdrop for an unforgettable bachelor party on the water.

3 Hours

easy

From $490.50

On a three-hour Bachelor Party Cruise through Charleston Harbor, the LowCountry unfurls in salt-sprayed panoramas and hard-edged history. Departing from Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, this small-group charter for up to 10 guests threads past iconic coastal landmarks—Fort Sumter, Castle Pinckney, the Yorktown, Fort Johnson, Fort Moultrie, and the world-famous Battery—while offering the easygoing freedom of a private boat: bring food, bring music, and shape the afternoon around your crew. The route is a concentrated gallery of coastal geology and living marsh. Tidal creeks cut into cordgrass and oyster reefs; pale sandbars and low barrier islands frame the shipping channel; and maritime forest rises on the distant bluffs. On calm days playful dolphins shadow the hull and great blue herons stand like slow sculptures along the salt marsh edges. The juxtaposition of masonry forts—some dating to antebellum coastal defenses—and living wetland gives the cruise a layered sense of place: you look at stonework that readied a nation for war and at marsh grass that still feeds an ecosystem. What sets this charter apart is its blend of conviviality and context. Group size is limited to ten, so the vibe is intimate enough for conversations and loud enough for a soundtrack; every boat has Bluetooth and an onboard cooler with ice, and guests age 21+ may bring alcohol. The captain manages the day with flexibility—rerouting around weather or slowing to watch dolphins—while keeping safety front and center. The operator’s policy is straightforward: full refunds for weather cancellations and a 100% refund if you cancel 15+ days before your date. Locally, these charters are a key part of Mount Pleasant’s waterfront culture: couples, fishermen, and history buffs converge to trade shoreline views for a seat on the water. Captains share regional stories about port trade, naval history, and oysters while pointing out subtle features like colonial-era riprap and modern cargo channels. That human layer—knowledge delivered between islands—turns a boat ride into an oriented, living tour. Practicalities matter: the cruise makes an efficient three-hour loop that balances sightseeing with time for photos and small celebrations; stopping or swimming is permitted on charters three hours or longer. Bring sun protection, a light jacket for creekside breeze, and a charged phone for pictures. Because the boats move through sensitive marsh and around historic sites, responsible behavior—no litter, minimal wake near wildlife, and respect for fragile shorelines—keeps these experiences available. This cruise is an invitation to see Charleston differently: not from the Battery's promenade but from the water that shaped the city's economy and history. Whether you’re toasting a groom-to-be, marking a reunion, or just chasing dolphins under a Carolina sky, the three-hour charter delivers fast-moving scenery, local stories, and a private-boat freedom that feels impossibly local.