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Morris Island Lighthouse Eco-tour

Morris Island Lighthouse Eco-tour
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Filled with dolphins, beaches, shells and more!

Charleston Outdoor Adventures (COA) offers the most professional guided eco tours & watersports rentals in the Charleston area. Enjoy an unguided rental, or book a [tour] (http://www.charlestonoutdooradventures.com/kayak-tours/) with one of our experienced naturalists as they guide you through the saltmarsh. We provides clients the opportunity to explore the saltwater [estuaries] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estuary) through guided kayak & paddle board tours, kayak & paddle board rentals, charter boat Eco-tours, inshore fishing charters & fossil hunting tours.

“Paddle an untamed estuary in the company of dolphins.”
COA has been recommended as the Best Summer Weekend Adventure in South Carolina by National Geographic!

Hours of operation:

March-October: Tours start at 9:00 am, rentals start at 8:30 am
November-February: Tours start at 10:00 or 11:00 am, rentals start at 10:30 am
Rentals are required to be off the water 1 hour prior to sunset
Sunset guided tours are scheduled to return as the run sets

Tour Location

1871 Bowens Island Road Charleston, SC 29412
Charleston Outdoor Adventures is located on the pristine Folly Creek just minutes from Folly Beach, 7 miles from downtown Charleston and 13 miles from other surrounding Charleston resort destinations. The Folly Creek estuary system winds through the areas barrier Island systems, Folly Beach, Morris Island and historic Long Island. Folly Creek is a wildlife “hot spot”, where one is almost guaranteed to see wild Atlantic bottlenose dolphin. COA's private location offers a quiet, natural setting away from the hustle & bustle of the city & beach. Our outpost has a boat landing, secure private parking, bathroom/changing facilities, & unparalleled views of the surrounding saltmarsh.

Adult 13+ - $52.00 + tax
Ages 13+

Children ages 3-12 - $32.00 + tax
Age 3-12

Infant - $10.00 + tax
Under 3 years old

duration: 2. 5 Hours
meeting_point: 1871 Bowens Island Road Charleston, SC
pricing: $52 per adult (13 and up)
$32 per child 3-12 years old
$10 per infant under 3
description: #Morris Island

Join us for an epic adventure that is fun for everyone!

Join us for a captivating 2.5-hour boat tour as we navigate the intricate tidal creeks and flats of Folly Creek. Our journey will lead us through the cherished saltmarsh to the iconic Morris Island Lighthouse, where you can explore the historic island and stroll along the beach collecting shells and sharks teeth. En route to and from Morris Island, we'll traverse over 10 miles of coastal wetlands, teeming with over 70,000 different species, making it one of our nation's most valuable ecosystems. Keep your eyes peeled for native wildlife, including abundant birdlife and the playful Atlantic bottlenose dolphins. Witness these extraordinary species in action, possibly showcasing their unique hunting technique known as strand feeding, a skill they've mastered in the Lowcountry.
what_is_included: - Guided Tour

Booking Notes

Please follow this link to electronically sign our liability waiver prior to arrival to ensure and easy and quick check in process:

https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/v/coawaiver/

Health and Safety Policy

Shellfish will be offered to guests for tasting during this tour. If you or any of your guests are aware of having a shellfish allergy, please inform the captain and crew. Your safety is our priority. If you experience any adverse reactions after consuming shellfish, please notify others immediately so that appropriate treatment can be provided

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