Most Popular! • 3.5 hours • Great for Families • All Ages
duration: 3.5 Hours
description: #Immerse yourself in the beauty and wildlife that Capers Island has to offer!
Enjoy a 3.5 hour boat excursion as we venture to Capers Island, one of the few remaining undeveloped barrier islands. We will cruise through winding tidal creeks to find diverse wildlife living in this salt marsh environment. Common sightings include bottlenose dolphin, osprey, pelicans, bald eagles, herons, egrets, and more. Along the way we'll employ various nets and habitat traps for an up-close look at some of the rarely seen marine creatures that thrive below the surface. As you arrive on Capers, you will have about an hour and a half to explore its pristine ""Bone-yard Beach"" and interior freshwater ponds. Capers provides excellent opportunities for shelling and bird watching.
what_to_bring: - You are welcome to bring your own refreshments and small cooler for the trip. Beer and wine is welcome for passengers ages 21 and over.
- Wear comfortable and weather-appropriate clothing and shoes or sandals.
- Bathing suits are optional since you are welcome to get in the water during this excursion.
- Please feel free to bring a bag with sunscreen, towels, cameras, binoculars, bug spray, or anything else that will make your trip more enjoyable.
About Barrier Island Eco Tours
Naturalist-guided excursions exploring the salt marshes and islands off of Charleston, SC
Adult - $60.00 + tax
Ages 13+
Child - $45.00 + tax
Ages 3-12
Infant - $0.00 + tax
2 years and under • Infants must be accompanied by at least one adult
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