moderate
2 hours
Basic to moderate fitness needed; able to paddle for two hours comfortably.
Paddle through South Carolina’s historic shrimping village of McClellanville on a two-hour guided kayak tour. Spot dolphins, coastal birds, and experience the vast salt marshes of Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge before ending with a stunning sunset.
2 Hours • Ages 4+
Embark on a captivating 2-hour kayak adventure through the historic Shrimping Village of McClellanville. Paddle past charming coastal homes and shrimp boats, surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge. Encounter dolphins, fish, and coastal birds, culminating in a breathtaking sunset at Jeremy Creek.
2 Hours
We begin our Paddle on Jeremy creek, located in the Historic Shrimping Village of McClellanville. As we kayak past historical coastal homes and Shrimp boats we head out into the harbor. Islands of spartina and Needlerush line the banks of our journey as we Paddle through saltwater creeks to experience the living history of this unique area. The area is bordered by 64,000 acres of the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge and another 11,000 acres of the Santee coastal Reserve, it is also just north of the Francis Marion National Forest. This pristine wilderness is famous for it's "Bulls Bay Oysters" and delicious Shrimp. As we explore the creeks we usually see Dolphin, fish, and several species of coastal birds. We end our tour just before sunset you get to see a beautiful sunset from the park at Jeremy Creek. You can rent a home right on the water or camp in the National Forest only minutes away. It's a favorite place to Paddle for the locals! Minimum party size of 2 to book this Tour.
Wear water shoes or closed-toe sandals for protection and traction on wet surfaces.
South Carolina sun can be strong; sunscreen is a must to avoid sunburn on the open water.
Keep your phone and gear dry with a waterproof bag, available for rent if needed.
Observe dolphins and birds quietly without disturbing their natural behaviors.
McClellanville’s shrimping industry dates back over a century, vital to the heritage of this coastal village.
The tour operates within sensitive coastal wetlands, where guides promote Leave No Trace principles to protect wildlife habitats.
Prevent slips and protect feet on wet terrain.
summer specific
Keeps the sun off your face and eyes during the paddle.
summer specific
Protects personal items from splashes and light rain.
summer specific
Helpful for managing insects near landing sites and during warmer months.
summer specific