Top Myrtle Beach Kayaking Tours

Explore the hidden gem of North Myrtle Beach's salt marsh and island preserve. On our eco-tours, a knowledgeable guide will show you through the natural habitat and take you to the best parts where you can view and hold local wildlife like hermit crabs and other crustaceans, hunt for seashells, enjoy playing in the water, and the best views this place has to offer. Great for all ages 3 and up!

Spend the day in the great outdoors, and enjoy a fun-filled time on the Waccamaw River, with this full-day pass. Secure your admission before you travel, and make the most of your time: choose to go tubing, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding. You can also head to the Outpost facility to relax in a hammock, grill your own burgers or enjoy a picnic lunch, and sit around the fire pit.

Your Sunset S'mores experience takes place on a private Island with crackling campfires, golden-hour views. and all the fixings for the perfect, s'mores. Choose between a relaxing pontoon boat ride or kayak to the island with your experienced kayak guide. Ideal for families, friends, or couples ready to unwind and make amazing memories.

Enjoy a scenic journey to one of America's greatest historic treasures—Charleston, South Carolina, for a day of sightseeing, shopping, and dining. Experience the highlights of Charleston on a full sightseeing day trip from Myrtle Beach. Tour package includes a boxed lunch, a ride through the historic district in a traditional horse-drawn carriage, Charleston Harbor boat tour, a visit to Boone Hall Plantation with a guided tour, and a brief stop at the Old City Market. 

Escape beach crowds of Myrtle Beach and embark on a day trip to Charleston and Fort Sumter. Experience the best of Charleston as you explore the historic district in a horse-drawn carriage, shop in the city market, and enjoy a boat ride around Charleston Harbor. Then, head to Fort Sumter for a pass by to the national monument as well as a tour of Boone Hall Plantation.

Go off the beaten path and see places that are only accessible from the water and missed by most visitors. This guided kayaking tour takes you on a serene journey along the Waccamaw River learning about the local wildlife, trees, and plants along the way. You’ll also have the opportunity explore a 48-acre (19-hectare) private island.