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Ginger_P, Jul 2026
Fun on the water with pirates!
I took my two grandsons, ages eight and 12. We had an amazing day with pirates, water, pistols, water cannons, and sword fighting and sneaky Pete. Captain Jack did a great job with his crew and everyone had a wonderful time. We highly recommend it for families of all ages.
John_M, Jun 2026
Great First Thing To Do In Charleston
The perfect introduction to Charleston tour. Mark was not only knowledgeable about the history of the city but each of the distinctly unique neighborhoods that make up the city. The tour and Mark’s suggestions really helped us to set our itinerary for the rest of our trip.
Madyson_P, May 2026
Highly Recommend!!!
This experience was hands down, the best night of my entire bachelorette trip! This was such a special evening, and Jody played a huge part in that. We are so grateful for the memories he helped create. If you’re looking for an experience you’ll remember long after it’s over, book with Jody. We will absolutely be back.
Phil_M, May 2026
36 foot sail boat! Our first, but not our last!
This was a first time experience and worth the cost. It was just the two of us along with the captain and first mate. Service was excellent. Weather was wonderful. We chartered the 36 foot sail boat. My partner says, you can’t put a price on a memory! True words to live by! We will definitely do this again.
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Charleston cruises provide a delightful new way to explore the Lowcountry landscape and see the Holy City skyline. Luckily, there’s no shortage of options for getting out on the water. You might dig into local history on a narrated ferry ride, sail alongside dolphins at sunset, or charter a private catamaran with friends. Remember that some destinations, such as Fort Sumter National Monument, can only be accessed by boat. For other attractions, like the Morris Island Lighthouse, visiting by water just feels right.