moderate
4 hours
Good cardiovascular fitness recommended to enjoy a multi-hour ride with some physical effort despite e-bike assistance.
Glide through Hilton Head Island’s salt marshes and historic paths on premium e-bikes, discovering Mitchelville—the nation’s first freedmen’s village. Enjoy a guided tour complete with a gourmet picnic in this immersive Lowcountry adventure.
4 Hours
Experience the beauty of untouched salt marshes on a private boating adventure to Page Island. Spot dolphins and osprey as you paddle tranquil creeks, fish from the docks, or unwind in a hammock. This intimate journey offers a unique blend of nature and relaxation in the heart of the Lowcountry.
Arrive by private boat through pristine saltmarsh creeks, spotting dolphin and osprey along the way, before stepping ashore at secluded and private Page Island. Paddle quiet tidal creeks by kayak, fish from the docks, explore nature trails, or simply relax in a hammock overlooking the water. An intimate, immersive experience in one of the Lowcountry’s most untouched settings.
Learn more about Page Island at www.pageisland.com
Min/Max Passengers: 4/12 Includes luxury boat transfer, captain, naturalist guide, kayak equipment, and private Island lunch
Ensure a full battery for the electric bike to enjoy the entire 4-hour ride without interruption.
Wear sunscreen and a hat as much of the trail is exposed to direct sunlight.
Light layers and moisture-wicking fabrics keep you comfortable along the scenic routes.
Carry water or take advantage of provided refreshments during the picnic break.
Mitchelville was the first self-governed freedmen’s town established in the United States during the Civil War after Union forces took Hilton Head Island in 1861.
The tour promotes low-impact travel by using electric bikes, preserving the fragile salt marsh ecosystems of the Lowcountry.
Protect your head; helmets are highly recommended for safety during the tour.
Essential for protecting exposed skin from UV rays in sunny Lowcountry conditions.
summer specific
Useful for cooler spring mornings or breezy marsh crossings.
spring specific
Staying hydrated on the ride is crucial, especially in warmer months.