easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; primarily low-impact walking on sand and riding in a boat
Explore a hidden beach on Saint Helena Island reachable only by boat. Spot dolphins on the cruise, then search undisturbed sands for shells, sand dollars, and shark teeth on this intimate two-hour eco tour.
Private Trip • Priced Per Group
Embark on a unique three-hour adventure in the Low Country, where you can relax at a secluded beach accessible only by boat. Search for shells, sand dollars, and sharks' teeth while enjoying the thrill of spotting dolphins and wildlife along the way. This unforgettable experience combines exploration and relaxation in a pristine setting.
3 Hours
The Low Country is an incredible place to explore! For those looking to spend more time on the water, our three-hour excursions give you options to choose how you’d like to spend your time. Options include hanging out and relaxing at a local sandbar, spending more time looking for dolphins, birds, or other sea creatures, creek cruising, or stopping to look for shells.
Strong coastal sun means a hat and sunscreen are must-haves to stay comfortable during this outdoor tour.
Beachcombing can mean walking through wet sand and tidal pools, so shoes that can get wet are ideal.
Pack a water bottle to keep hydrated, especially during warmer months when temperatures rise.
Keep a safe distance from dolphins and shorebirds observed from the boat, avoiding any disturbance to local fauna.
Saint Helena Island is known for its Gullah Geechee cultural heritage, with deep historic ties to African American coastal communities.
Efforts focus on preserving the fragile marshes and coastal habitats from development and pollution to maintain the ecosystem's health.
Protects skin from UV exposure during the open-boat ride and beachcombing.
summer specific
Keeps feet comfortable and protected while walking on wet sands and rocky areas.
summer specific
Provides warmth during cooler spring mornings on the water.
spring specific
Helpful for spotting distant dolphins and shorebirds during the cruise.