



by Absolute Reel Screamer Charters
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.$325This private boat tour lasts about two hours along the estuaries of Folly Beach, USA. A native captain who is an eighth-generation Charlestonian guides the trip on a private boat with only the guests and captain aboard. The boat travels through oyster-filled estuaries where dolphins and other wildlife are commonly seen, providing a dolphin watch experience. The tour also includes an ecological focus on the local environment. The boat stops at Morris Island Lighthouse, where passengers can explore the shore, looking for shells and artifacts. The boat and captain are included in the tour, and no other extras are provided.
Morris Island Lighthouse
The boat travels through estuaries rich with oysters and wildlife, including dolphins. At Morris Island Lighthouse, passengers can explore the shore for shells and artifacts during the two-hour tour.
120 min
You’ll cross the Lee Westbury bridge and it’ll be the boat landing parking lot on your right. You will see trucks and boat trailers in the parking lot right there.
End point
You’ll cross the Lee Westbury bridge and it’ll be the boat landing parking lot on your right. You will see trucks and boat trailers in the parking lot right there.




by Absolute Reel Screamer Charters
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.$325This private boat tour lasts about two hours along the estuaries of Folly Beach, USA. A native captain who is an eighth-generation Charlestonian guides the trip on a private boat with only the guests and captain aboard. The boat travels through oyster-filled estuaries where dolphins and other wildlife are commonly seen, providing a dolphin watch experience. The tour also includes an ecological focus on the local environment. The boat stops at Morris Island Lighthouse, where passengers can explore the shore, looking for shells and artifacts. The boat and captain are included in the tour, and no other extras are provided.
Morris Island Lighthouse
The boat travels through estuaries rich with oysters and wildlife, including dolphins. At Morris Island Lighthouse, passengers can explore the shore for shells and artifacts during the two-hour tour.
120 min
You’ll cross the Lee Westbury bridge and it’ll be the boat landing parking lot on your right. You will see trucks and boat trailers in the parking lot right there.
End point
You’ll cross the Lee Westbury bridge and it’ll be the boat landing parking lot on your right. You will see trucks and boat trailers in the parking lot right there.