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2 Hour Shem Creek Kayak Tour

2 Hour Shem Creek Kayak Tour
2 Hour Shem Creek Kayak Tour map location

Starting at $50 • Learning Experience •Ages 4+

description: #2 Hour Shem Creek Kayak Tour

Rates

Single Kayaks - $50
Tandem Kayaks for 2 Adults - $100
Tandem Kayaks for 1 Adult and 1 Child - $88

Restrictions

Ages 14 and up can paddle in single kayaks.
Ages 13 and under must be in a tandem kayak accompanied by someone 14 and up.
Two person minimum. You could be asked to reschedule if this isn't met.

Duration

2 Hours

About

  • Our paddle begins in a saltwater marsh area in historic Shem Creek among shrimp boats and restaurants that line the creek.

  • We then journey out to an Bird Sanctuary called Crab Bank Island across a shallow bay, which is home to thousands of nesting shorebirds including the state threatened species Wilsons Plover and Eastern Brown Pelicans. Frequented by dolphin and sometimes manatee, this is a nice wildlife paddle.

  • This tour also includes incredible views in the distance of the historic Charleston Harbor, Castle Pinckney, and Ft. Sumter.

  • Tours are led by trained and entertaining guides.

  • Location: 1 Shrimp Boat Lane, Mt.Pleasant, SC 29464

About Nature Adventures LLC

#1 Charleston Kayak Rental

and Stand Up Paddleboarding

Single kayak tour - $50.00 + tax

Tandem 2A tour - $100.00 + tax

Tandem 1A1C tour - $88.00 + tax

Single Specialty - $65.00 + tax

Tandem Specialty - $130.00 + tax

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