Is prior kayaking experience required?

No, this tour is suitable for beginners and experienced paddlers alike.

What should I wear for the tour?

Wear lightweight, comfortable clothes suitable for water activities, and bring layers if the weather is cool.

Are snacks or meals provided?

No, but you are welcome to bring your own water and snacks to enjoy during the trip.

What’s the cancellation policy?

Bookings can be canceled up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, subject to specific terms on the booking site.

Yes, children of all ages can participate when accompanied by an adult, and life jackets are provided.

What if the weather is bad on the day of my trip?

The tour may be rescheduled or canceled in case of severe weather for your safety.

Morning 2 Hour Wambaw Creek Wilderness Area Tour | Kayak in McClellanville, South Carolina

Adventure Brief

Discover the tranquil beauty of Wambaw Creek with a guided 2-hour kayaking adventure. Perfect for all skill levels, this tour offers a close-up look at South Carolina's vibrant wetland ecosystem. Dive into a peaceful morning immersed in nature’s splendor!

2 hours

easy

From $58.30

Embark on a serene adventure through the Wambaw Creek Wilderness Area with the Morning 2 Hour Kayak Tour offered by Nature Adventures Outfitters. As you paddle along the peaceful waters, you'll experience a close-up view of South Carolina's diverse ecosystems, from lush wetlands to vibrant wildlife. The calm flows of Wambaw Creek make this trip perfect for both beginners and seasoned paddlers seeking a tranquil escape in nature. Along the way, you'll observe herons stalking fish, turtles basking on fallen logs, and an array of bird species singing from the trees. The small-group setting ensures personalized attention, allowing for a quieter, more immersive experience. This tour is not only a chance to enjoy outdoor recreation but also a moment to connect with the environment, learn about conservation efforts, and appreciate the stunning scenery of McClellanville's wilderness. Whether you're seeking a peaceful morning before heading into the town or an educational family outing, this kayak tour offers a memorable way to explore South Carolina's natural beauty. Prepare for a relaxing paddle amid scenic waterways that showcase the area's rich biodiversity and natural charm.

About Nature Adventures Outfitters

Nature Adventures Outfitters is a guided outdoor outfitter based in McClellanville, South Carolina. The company organizes kayak tours and guided hikes across nearby coastal and forested areas, including the Wambaw Creek Wilderness Area, Blackwater Creek in the Francis Marion National Forest, Wadboo Creek, Huger Creek on the Cooper River, Cat Island in the Wando River, and routes through the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge. Trips range from two-hour paddles to extended 4.5-hour island excursions, plus sunset kayak experiences with small groups, complimentary photos, and narrated information about the local ecosystem.

Guided hikes visit sections of the Palmetto Trail such as the Awendaw Passage, Ion Swamp Trail originating at the Sewee Visitor Center, and scenic longleaf pine and marsh habitats. Several tours highlight regional history and archaeology, including views of former plantations, rice canals, and Sewee Indian ruins, while wildlife-focused trips emphasize birding, dolphin sightings, and opportunities to find fossils such as shark teeth. Departure and meeting locations center on McClellanville, with access to Jeremy Creek and local launch points adjacent to protected marshes.

The operation emphasizes safe, interpretive outdoor experiences across tidal creeks, blackwater streams, limestone cliffs, and maritime forests. Nature Adventures Outfitters provides trip options that connect visitors to Lowcountry landscapes, regional history, and coastal wildlife while operating from the McClellanville area. Popular departures include kayak routes past McClellanville shrimp boats, coastal homes, and marsh channels where visitors commonly see dolphins, coastal birds, and other estuarine species, often finishing at scenic sunset viewpoints such as Jeremy Creek and family outings.