



by Island Head
This guided kayak tour begins with paddling through the waters of Skull Creek on Hilton Head Island. The tour lasts about an hour and a half and takes place in single or double kayaks suitable for all skill levels and ages. Participants move through saltwater marshlands where the guide provides information about the local wildlife and history of the area. Along the way, kayakers can spot birds such as brown pelicans, egrets, herons, ospreys, and bald eagles. The tour also offers opportunities to see Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, which are common residents of the area and often swim near the kayaks. No previous kayaking experience is required for this tour.
Skull-Creek Kayak Paddle
Participants kayak through Skull Creek waters while a guide shares Hilton Head Island's history and wildlife details. The route crosses saltwater marshlands home to native birds such as brown pelicans, egrets, herons, ospreys, and bald eagles. Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, numbering over 100 locally and present year-round and during migration, may be seen swimming near the kayaks. Single and double kayaks are offered. The 90-minute tour includes loading and unloading, with about 1 hour and 15 minutes spent on the water. No experience is needed, and the tour is suitable for all ages.
90 min
We are located at Hilton Head Harbor. You will check in before your tour, then get on the water. Our check in desk is located in the yellow building, there is a sign that says Island Head.
End point
We are located at Hilton Head Harbor. You will check in before your tour, then get on the water. Our check in desk is located in the yellow building, there is a sign that says Island Head.