easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the activity involves a seated boat experience with minimal physical exertion.
Witness a rare solar eclipse from the deck of a private charter along South Carolina’s stunning coast. Combine celestial magic with historic lighthouses on this unforgettable outdoor adventure.
See the last solar eclipse until 2044
Experience a once-in-a-lifetime solar eclipse by water with Charleston Outdoor Adventures! Departing from Bowens Island, you'll journey to historic Morris Island for an unforgettable view of this rare celestial event, guided by an expert Captain and naturalist. Don’t miss South Carolina’s last eclipse until 2044—book your spot now!
Join Charleston Outdoor Adventures on a unique solar eclipse experience by water. This is the last chance South Carolina has to see a solar eclipse until 2044! Charters depart from our Flagship location on Bowens Island. Captain/ naturalist will lead group out to historic Morris Island to view this natural event.
Join Charleston Outdoor Adventures for a once-in-a-lifetime solar eclipse experience by water! Don't miss out on South Carolina's last chance to witness a solar eclipse until 2044. Our charters depart from our Flagship location on Bowens Island, where you'll embark on an unforgettable journey led by our experienced Captain and naturalist.
We'll navigate the waters to historic Morris Island, providing you with the perfect vantage point to observe this extraordinary natural event. Don't let this opportunity pass you by—book your spot now and immerse yourself in the wonder of the solar eclipse from the unique perspective of the water.
Protect your eyes by wearing certified solar eclipse glasses at all times during the eclipse event.
Mornings on the water can be cool, so bring layers that you can easily add or remove.
Onboard movement can be tricky; ensure cameras and personal items are safely secured.
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before departure to enjoy the briefing and get settled.
The region’s lighthouses have guided ships safely along the treacherous South Carolina coast since the 1800s, playing a crucial role in maritime trade and safety.
Efforts by local organizations focus on protecting coastal ecosystems and marine life, promoting sustainable tourism and minimizing human impact on wildlife.
Protects your eyes during the solar eclipse, a must-have for safe viewing.
Keeps you warm and shielded from coastal winds during cooler months.
fall specific
Essential for shielding skin from strong sun exposure on the water.
summer specific
Protects your electronics from water splashes during the boat trip.