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Explore Rose Dhu Island: Canoeing Adventure at Camp Low in Savannah, Georgia - Savannah

Explore Rose Dhu Island: Canoeing Adventure at Camp Low in Savannah, Georgia

Savannahmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have moderate fitness for continuous paddling and some maneuvering in narrow channels.

Overview

Paddle through the peaceful waterways surrounding Rose Dhu Island with Camp Low’s canoeing adventure near Savannah, Georgia. Perfect for certified paddlers seeking an immersive lowcountry experience.

Savannah, Georgia

Canoeing

Total Capacity: 22 People • Three Hour Duration • Certified Adult Required • Flat Rate: $10

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of paddling around Rose Dhu Island in our canoes at Camp Low! Enjoy a three-hour adventure on the water, but remember to bring your small watercraft safety certification. This unique opportunity combines nature and skill, making it a memorable outing for certified paddlers.

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Flat Rate

$10

Duration

Three Hours

About

Paddle around Rose Dhu Island in our canoes. Rental is per canoe for a 3 hour time slot. Proof of small water craft safety certification required.

American Canoe Association Paddlesports or Canoe or Kayak Certified Adult is required for use of canoes and is not provided by the camp. Certification must include an in person component.

Adventure Tips

Bring your small watercraft safety certification

This trip requires certification to ensure safety and compliance on the water.

Wear layered, quick-drying clothing

Prepare for variable weather and possible splashes by dressing in moisture-wicking layers.

Use reef-safe sunscreen

Protect yourself and the ecosystem by choosing reef-friendly sun protection.

Bring a dry bag for valuables

Keep electronics and essentials dry while paddling through marsh and tidal environments.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Great blue heron
  • Marsh rabbit

History

Rose Dhu Island and its waterways have long been part of the local Gullah-Geechee cultural landscape, reflecting centuries of interaction with the lowcountry coast.

Conservation

Camp Low emphasizes leave-no-trace principles and works with local groups to protect the fragile marsh and estuary environments around Rose Dhu.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Personal flotation device (PFD)

Essential

A must-have for safety while on any open water excursion.

Quick-dry clothing

Essential

spring specific

Waterproof dry bag

Essential

To protect your belongings from unexpected splashes and rain.

Sun hat and sunglasses

Essential

Shield yourself from harsh sun during the trip’s peak daylight hours.

summer specific