Island & Dolphin Cruises with Uncharted Waters in Little River

Located on South Carolina's northeastern coast, Little River offers a unique gateway to coastal adventure with its accessible waterways and rich marine ecosystems. Uncharted Waters stands out here by delivering intimate Island and Dolphin Cruises alongside private Bluewater Fishing expeditions that bring travelers up close to this vibrant water world. Whether casting a line or scanning the horizon for pods of dolphin, guests experience a blend of soothing salt air and thrilling outdoor action.

The region around Little River is defined by its calm estuaries, barrier islands, and coastal marshes. These waters form an essential habitat for bottlenose dolphins, a common sight on the Island and Dolphin Cruises. Participants can expect to witness dolphins in their natural environment, often swimming alongside the boat or displaying acrobatic leaps. The cruises also navigate around several small islands that reveal tidal creeks and sandy beaches, emphasizing the untamed beauty of the South Carolina Lowcountry.

Uncharted Waters’ private Bluewater Fishing trip takes anglers into deeper waters offshore, where bottom structures and submerged reefs attract species like red drum, sea bass, and amberjack. These trips cater to anglers of different experience levels and provide expert local guidance, making the ocean’s bounty approachable and rewarding.

Little River itself offers a welcoming harbor town vibe, historically tied to shrimping and fishing industries, which adds a layer of cultural richness to your maritime adventure. As you glide across these waters, the blend of natural beauty and coastal heritage becomes hard to ignore. Uncharted Waters provides gear, expertise, and a genuinely personalized experience that fits smoothly into the outdoor recreation scene of South Carolina’s coast—ideal for families, anglers, and anyone wanting a waterborne escape.

This destination pairs perfectly with a stay in nearby Myrtle Beach, expanding your options for dining, lodging, and other outdoor activities along this snowy-sand shoreline.