easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated on the boat with minimal physical exertion required.
Discover a peaceful side of Myrtle Beach on a 1.5-hour narrated boat tour of the Waccamaw River. Glide beneath moss-draped cypress and spot local wildlife including osprey and alligators on this unforgettable river cruise.
Unwind in nature as the River drifts by...
Embark on a serene 1.5-hour narrated boat tour of Myrtle Beach's stunning Waccamaw River, where cypress trees and moss create a picturesque backdrop. Discover the area's rich history and diverse wildlife, including osprey, heron, and alligators, while gaining a deeper appreciation for this vital ecosystem. Bring your camera for unforgettable moments!
Enjoy a one and a half-hour narrated Nature & Wildlife boat tour of Myrtle Beach’s beautiful cypress-lined and moss-draped Waccamaw River, the Intracoastal Waterway and the National Wildlife Refuge back creeks and swamps. Learn about the history of these rivers and waterways, the Waccamaw area, and its wildlife along the untouched National Wildlife Refuge. This is a beautiful and peaceful section of the Intracoastal Waterway/Waccamaw River.
You will leave with a new found appreciation for this beautiful, vital ecosystem.
Birds species including osprey, heron, and egrets, and turtles and alligators.
Although not required, binoculars enhance wildlife viewing on the river cruise.
Plan to check in and settle at the waterfront seating before the cruise departs.
A light jacket or long sleeves are useful for cooler days out on the water.
The scenic river and abundant wildlife provide great photo opportunities.
The Waccamaw River area has a rich cultural history tied to local indigenous peoples and early settlers navigating its waters for trade and sustenance.
The river flows through a protected National Wildlife Refuge focused on preserving water quality and native habitats amid regional development pressures.
Helps spot distant birds and wildlife along the riverbanks.
Capture the unique river landscape and wildlife sightings.
Provides warmth during cooler spring evenings on the water.
spring specific
Protects from the sun during daytime cruises in summer.
summer specific