Private Fishing & Dolphin Charters | Crazy Sister Marina Murrells Inlet - Myrtle Beach

Private Fishing & Dolphin Charters | Crazy Sister Marina Murrells Inlet

Myrtle Beacheasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

3–4.5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required beyond basic boat movement and fishing.

Overview

Experience private fishing trips and dolphin cruises at Crazy Sister Marina in Murrells Inlet. Perfect for families and first-timers, these tailored adventures provide unforgettable memories on South Carolina’s scenic coast.

Details

Located in the charming coastal town of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Crazy Sister Marina offers private fishing charters and dolphin cruises that provide an unforgettable outdoor adventure. This family-owned operation combines local expertise with a genuine passion for the ocean and the creatures that inhabit it. Whether you're an experienced angler or a first-time cruiser, this marina specializes in personalized trips designed for all ages and interests, making it a standout destination along the Grand Strand.

Murrells Inlet itself is a historic fishing village with a rich maritime culture. The area’s natural beauty includes salt marshes, estuaries, and the nearby Atlantic Ocean. Visitors here often remark on the pristine water and abundant wildlife. Crazy Sister Marina capitalizes on these elements by offering private fishing charters that cater to kids and adults alike. Captains like Pete and Roger are praised for their patience, knowledge, and enthusiasm, helping guests learn new fishing techniques while connecting deeply with the marine environment.

In addition to fishing, the dolphin cruises are a major highlight. Guests often spot wild dolphins, sometimes passing sea turtles, and other coastal creatures. The captain’s expertise and commitment to safety and fun make these cruises a relaxing yet engaging way to explore the marine life of South Carolina. Families love the interactive and educational approach, especially when captains answer questions and share local lore.

Crazy Sister Marina stands out due to its exceptional customer service, attention to detail, and ease of booking—licenses, bait, rods, and even snacks are provided onboard. Despite occasional scheduling hiccups, the team’s responsiveness ensures every trip is a success and worth repeating. For travelers visiting nearby Myrtle Beach, Crazy Sister Marina offers a refreshing way to experience authentic coastal adventures away from typical tourist traps. This is the perfect spot to embrace South Carolina’s outdoor spirit with family or friends, making memories on the water that last a lifetime.

Trail Tips

Bring motion sickness remedies

The boats head into open water where waves can cause seasickness for some. Prepare ahead with medication or natural remedies.

Ask plenty of questions

Captains like Pete and Roger encourage curiosity, making the experience especially rewarding for kids and first-timers.

Wear layered clothing

Coastal weather can change quickly—layers help you stay comfortable throughout your trip.

Book in advance for best availability

Private charters are popular and slots fill up quickly, so secure your trip early to avoid scheduling conflicts.

Local Insights

Hidden Gems

  • Murrells Inlet Marsh Walk boardwalk
  • Huntington Beach State Park nearby

Wildlife

  • bottlenose dolphins
  • loggerhead sea turtles

History

Murrells Inlet is a historic fishing village with roots dating back to colonial times, known for its seafood heritage and coastal traditions.

Conservation

Crazy Sister Marina supports local sustainability efforts by respecting wildlife habitats and practicing catch-and-release when appropriate.

Photography Tips

Best Times

Golden hour
early morning
late afternoon

Best Viewpoints

  • Onboard deck near the bow
  • Along the marshes of Murrells Inlet
  • near the pier at sunset

What to Photograph

dolphins in the wild
fishing moments
coastal landscapes

Recommended Gear

Sunscreen

Essential

Protect your skin from strong coastal sun exposure during the trip.

summer specific

Hat and sunglasses

Essential

Shield your eyes and face from sun glare and reflection off the water.

summer specific

Light jacket

Essential

Keeps you warm during early morning or breezy conditions on the water.

spring specific

Motion sickness medication

Helpful if you’re prone to seasickness, especially in choppy water.

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