1.5 Hours • Ages 5+ • Amazing Views
description: #Experience a Low Country Sunrise Out On The Water
Duration
1.5 Hours
About
You may have to wake up a little early for this one – but It sure is worth it! Nothing is better than the quiet stillness of a low country morning out on the water. Particularly in the hot summer months, the mornings are the most comfortable time of the day. Typically, the waters are calmer in the morning and it's the best time to catch our local dolphins trying to find some breakfast!
Unless requested, all adult tour participants will be assigned single kayaks. Participants 12 and under will be automatically paired in a tandem kayak with another adult”
Gratuities for guides and captains are not included in the price
About Castaway Island Excursions
Have the best outdoor experience in Charleston!
Adult - $45.00 + tax
Ages 13+
Child - $35.00 + tax
Ages 6-12
Booking Notes
Thank you for booking your saltwater adventure with us! We look forward to getting you out on the water.
There is ample parking out our location - we share the same property with Crosby's fish & Shrimp
Co. Our office is the yellow building - can't miss us!
Please arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled departure time to sign liability waivers and use the restroom before you leave.
Shoes/strappy sandals/crocs/etc. are required to be worn while getting in/out of the kayaks
and paddleboards.
As a heads up - If you have booked an activity that falls on a weekend during the summer, please keep in mind that there is traffic heading down to the beach and plan accordingly.
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