As you embark on our 2-hour journey, you'll witness some of the most spectacular scenes enjoyed in coastal South Carolina. Our goal for our guests is to search for bottlenose dolphins and local species of birds while taking pleasure in the splendid scenery along the way. Bottlenose dolphins, well known for their intelligence, friendly disposition, and “smiling” faces, have been interacting with humans for centuries and seem to have as much interest in us as we have in them. They often swim near the boat, lifting their heads out of the water to get a glance at all the people on-board. Our South Carolina shores offer breathtaking beauty that becomes a serene portrait aboard our boat where we see dolphin jump and play. The Charleston coast is home to a wide variety of birds of prey, waterfowl, wading birds, terns and gulls, and shorebirds.

Cruise beneath the iconic cable-stayed Ravenel Bridge, a modern architectural marvel connecting Charleston and Mount Pleasant. It’s one of the most photographed landmarks in the Lowcountry. - Great for photos - Spend time: Pass by without stopping

View the historic USS Yorktown from the water — a legendary World War II aircraft carrier now docked at Patriots Point. A true highlight for history and military buffs. Travelers typically spend 10–15 minutes observing from the water Admission not included in the tour (just sightseeing)

Sail past Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired. Learn about its pivotal role in American history while enjoying views of this historic island fortress from the boat. - View from water: ~10 minutes - Can be marked as "Pass by without stopping"

Glide past the mouth of Shem Creek, known for its local shrimp boats, dolphins, and vibrant waterfront restaurants. A classic Lowcountry coastal scene with rich wildlife. Dolphins often spotted here Pass by unless it's a stop

Take in panoramic views of Charleston’s historic Battery — lined with antebellum mansions, cannons, and palm trees. A beautiful, historic waterfront experience. Pass by ~10 minutes Iconic Charleston architecture