moderate
2 hours
Suitable for paddlers of moderate fitness; some kayaking experience helpful but beginners can manage with guidance.
Paddle through Hilton Head Island’s dynamic salt marshes, where guided tours and kayak rentals offer encounters with dolphins, osprey, and coastal wildlife. Discover this Lowcountry gem from the water.
2 Hours • Please call if the number of kayaks you need does not show as available online, Thanks!
Kayak unguided if you have kayaking experience. We will go over the area with you, tell you about the dolphins favorite spots to hang out and answer any questions that a you have before departure. Of course our guided tours are available as well if you are unsure about being out there on your own. Either way we'd love for you to experience all the fun to be had out on the beautiful salt marsh of Hilton Head Island. Nothing better than seeing a dolphin close up in the wild!
2 Hour Rental
Our kayak rentals are for a two hour period. In 2 hours you can explore the same areas where our tours go to look for dolphins and we are happy to offer the advice as far as the best places to go looking!
Plan your kayak trip around high or mid-tide for the best water levels and wildlife sightings.
Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect against strong coastal sun.
Stay hydrated and energized during your 2-hour kayak adventure with water and light snacks.
Keep your phone, camera, and keys dry by using a waterproof dry bag on your kayak.
Hilton Head Island’s salt marshes have been essential to the local Gullah culture and early settlers, with waters once used for oyster harvesting and fishing.
Operators promote sustainable paddling practices, emphasizing the protection of delicate marsh habitats and minimizing disturbance to wildlife.
Comfortable clothing that dries quickly keeps you comfortable when splashed or paddling through wet marshes.
summer specific
Protect your skin from intense sun exposure during open water paddling.
Provides grip and protects feet when launching or walking near marshy shorelines.
Helps reduce glare on water, improving visibility and eye comfort.