moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle paddling and some walking on sandy island terrain.
Discover Bluffton’s hidden waterways on the PB Private Outback Excursion. Paddle alongside dolphins, explore private islands, and enjoy a scenic boat tour designed just for your group!
Embark on an unforgettable adventure that blends a scenic boat ride with a thrilling guided kayak tour. Explore the stunning backcountry creeks, encounter dolphins, and paddle from a private island reminiscent of a ‘Survivor’ set. This unique experience promises fun and excitement for families and groups alike!
This trip combines two of our most popular trips, The Dolphin Eco Tour and The Guided Kayak Tour, in an over the top remote location. A favorite of locals and visitors alike, this four and half hour trip is sure to be a memorable experience for your group or family.
Your Outback adventure begins with a scenic boat excursion through the backcountry creeks and rivers near Palmetto Bluff, stopping for dolphins and other wildlife along the way. Our destination is Outside Palmetto Bluff's private island, called Page Island. This remote location is only accessible by boat, and is most often compared to the set of a ‘Survivor’ show, the perfect outpost to begin this distinctive kayak tour. After briefly exploring the island, your guide will lead a paddling clinic to get everyone up to speed. Then your guide will launch you in your kayak from our state-of-the-art kayak launch dock. Both single and double kayaks are available, and all boats are safe and comfortable.
Ensure timely boarding and a smooth start by arriving at least 15 minutes before your scheduled departure.
Bring a hat, sunscreen, and UV-protective clothing to stay comfortable during the open-water portions of the tour.
Pack a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the paddle, especially during warmer months.
Safeguard your electronics against splashes and unexpected rain with a waterproof phone case or dry bag.
The Bluffton area was historically important for rice farming and Native American settlements, both influencing local waterways.
This excursion supports local wetland preservation efforts by educating guests on tidal marsh ecosystems and responsible tourism.
Required for safety during all boating and kayaking portions.
Protects your skin from strong South Carolina sun exposure, especially on open water.
summer specific
Keeps valuables and electronics safe from water splashes and rain.
Provides shade and helps prevent sunburn during sunny paddling sections.
summer specific