easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic mobility and stamina recommended for handling boat movements and standing during instruction.
Discover the basics of sailing with a private lesson in Little River, South Carolina. Ideal for beginners, this hands-on adventure offers expert guidance on serene coastal waters.
Starting at $495 | Learn if sailing is for you on this Private Intro to Sailing trip
4 Hours
Non-Certification Course
"Is sailing for me?" If you have ever asked yourself this, then keep reading!
This is a fully private lesson with just you, your group, and your Captain on the sailboat. Lunch and nonalcoholic beverages are included on this sail and it is great for families on vacation as well as individuals! No pre-requisites needed. On rare occasions a crew member may assist on the trip.
Come join us aboard the Island Song, and make your Myrtle Beach vacation one you'll be talking about for years!
Motion Sickness Remedies. While most of our guests are fine sailing on the ocean, some are concerned about potential sea sickness or queesy-ness. We have seen Dramamine, Bonine and other medications, pressure point wrist bands, patches behind the ear, and more being used. These can typically be purchased at a pharmacy store. Gratuities for your Captain and/or Crew are optional and is greatly appreciated.
Cricket Cove Marina Little River, SC
Choose footwear that grips wet surfaces to keep steady on deck during your sailing lessons.
Apply and reapply sunscreen to protect your skin from sun exposure on the water.
Pack plenty of water to stay hydrated, especially on warm, sunny days.
Follow safety instructions carefully to ensure a smooth and safe sailing experience.
Little River has a rich maritime history as a fishing village and a gateway for crabbing and shrimping in South Carolina.
Local operators promote eco-friendly boating practices to protect the sensitive coastal ecosystems and water quality.
Provides safety and stability on wet surfaces while sailing.
Protects your face and eyes from direct sunlight on bright days.
summer specific
Keeps you warm and shields against cool coastal breezes.
spring specific
Helps maintain hydration throughout your sailing adventure.