



by Charleston Outdoor Adventures
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$112This 2.5-hour group boat cruise travels through the tidal creeks around Charleston, South Carolina. The trip includes a one-hour stop at Morris Island, where visitors can walk on the natural beach, search for seashells and shark teeth, and view the historic lighthouse. The boat departs from and returns to the dock at 1871 Bowens Island Road, where restrooms are available before boarding. A naturalist captain provides live narration throughout the cruise, explaining the local ecosystems and historical background. Passengers may see wildlife such as Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, wading birds, pelicans, and sea turtles during the boat segments around the saltwater estuaries. The stop on Morris Island allows exploration of an uninhabited barrier island with its maritime forest and oyster beds. The tour does not include snacks, bottled water, or gratuities, so guests should bring their own supplies and dress for beach walking. Travelers should arrive 15 minutes early to check in at the Charleston Outdoor Adventures office. There are no restrooms available on the boat or the island. Those who cannot or prefer not to walk on Morris Island may remain on board during the stop.
Departure dock at 1871 Bowens Island Road
The cruise departs and returns to the dock located at 1871 Bowens Island Road. Check-in and checkout are handled at the office near the boat landing. Restroom facilities are available at this location before departure.
Morris Island stop
The boat stops at Morris Island for about one hour. Visitors can explore the unspoiled beach and natural surroundings of this barrier island, which is uninhabited and offers a quiet environment for walking and beachcombing.
50 min
Tidal creeks boat cruise
The cruise passes through saltwater estuaries around Charleston, where passengers can observe coastal wildlife such as migratory birds, wild oyster beds, and the maritime forest. Atlantic bottlenose dolphins and other animals may be seen playing in the water during the boat portion of the trip.
90 min
Drive to the end of Bowens Island Road and find our office by the marsh. The parking lot is located on the right as you drive in.
End point
Drive to the end of Bowens Island Road and find our office by the marsh. The parking lot is located on the right as you drive in.




by Charleston Outdoor Adventures
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$112This 2.5-hour group boat cruise travels through the tidal creeks around Charleston, South Carolina. The trip includes a one-hour stop at Morris Island, where visitors can walk on the natural beach, search for seashells and shark teeth, and view the historic lighthouse. The boat departs from and returns to the dock at 1871 Bowens Island Road, where restrooms are available before boarding. A naturalist captain provides live narration throughout the cruise, explaining the local ecosystems and historical background. Passengers may see wildlife such as Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, wading birds, pelicans, and sea turtles during the boat segments around the saltwater estuaries. The stop on Morris Island allows exploration of an uninhabited barrier island with its maritime forest and oyster beds. The tour does not include snacks, bottled water, or gratuities, so guests should bring their own supplies and dress for beach walking. Travelers should arrive 15 minutes early to check in at the Charleston Outdoor Adventures office. There are no restrooms available on the boat or the island. Those who cannot or prefer not to walk on Morris Island may remain on board during the stop.
Departure dock at 1871 Bowens Island Road
The cruise departs and returns to the dock located at 1871 Bowens Island Road. Check-in and checkout are handled at the office near the boat landing. Restroom facilities are available at this location before departure.
Morris Island stop
The boat stops at Morris Island for about one hour. Visitors can explore the unspoiled beach and natural surroundings of this barrier island, which is uninhabited and offers a quiet environment for walking and beachcombing.
50 min
Tidal creeks boat cruise
The cruise passes through saltwater estuaries around Charleston, where passengers can observe coastal wildlife such as migratory birds, wild oyster beds, and the maritime forest. Atlantic bottlenose dolphins and other animals may be seen playing in the water during the boat portion of the trip.
90 min
Drive to the end of Bowens Island Road and find our office by the marsh. The parking lot is located on the right as you drive in.
End point
Drive to the end of Bowens Island Road and find our office by the marsh. The parking lot is located on the right as you drive in.