Get out onto the water with this 90-minute guided kayaking tour - perfect for all ages and experience levels, from first-time paddlers to veteran kayakers.  First, arrive at the meeting point at Hilton Head and get kitted out with a kayak, paddle, and life jacket. Both double and single kayaks are available. Then, launch your kayak into the water and glide through the waters of Skull Creek. Listen as your tour guide enriches your mind with historical and wildlife knowledge of Hilton Head Island. Then, begin to paddle through the rich ecosystem of the saltwater marshlands, observing many indigenous species of bird wildlife. Try to spot brown pelicans, egrets, herons, osprey, bald eagles, and many more. Also, get up close and personal with beloved Atlantic bottlenose dolphins. Hilton Head is home to over 100 local dolphins, living here year-round, and is also located on the migratory path for these spectacular mammals. Don't be surprised to see these curious creatures swimming right alongside your kayak.

Explore the waters of the Folly River by paddle power while learning about the wildlife and history of Folly Beach. Discover birds, dolphins, crabs, and more as you perfect your kayaking skills. Choose between a daytime or sunset tour to see the South Carolina Lowcountry in a different light. Meet your guide near the Folly River Boat Ramp and pick up your kayak, paddle, and life jacket. Get a lesson on the right way to paddle so you can hit the water with confidence. Navigate through the brackish estuary behind Folly Beach, where you will encounter native flora and fauna. Learn fascinating facts about the ecosystem. Keep your eyes peeled as your guide points out dolphins, crabs, pelicans, and various other birds along the way. Listen to stories of pirates who used to roam the waters. If you choose the sunset option, marvel as the sun sets over the beautiful Lowcountry.

Learn about the rich history and diverse ecosystem of Hilton Head Island from an expert guide as you paddle on this 1.5-hour kayak tour. As you cruise through these pristine saltwater marshlands, your guide will tell you about spartina grass/cordgrass, oysters, and other local wildlife, while answering any questions you may have. Enjoy the opportunity to observe many indigenous bird species, including egrets, herons, ospreys, brown pelicans, and bald eagles. Also, make sure to keep an eye out for the beloved Atlantic bottlenose dolphins swimming playfully. Benefit from a small-group experience for up to 10 people.

Experience nature with this guided kayak tour. Paddle at the calmest parts of the day as the sun rises or goes down in the low country. Explore the untouched beauty of Skull Creek. Meet your guide and get in your life vest. Follow the guide's instructions to ensure the safest tour. When ready, hop aboard your kayak and take off. Glide through the waters of Skull Creek as your tour guide enriches your mind with historical and wildlife knowledge of Hilton Head Island.  Travel through the rich ecosystem of the saltwater marshlands, observing many indigenous species of birds, such as the brown pelican, egrets, herons, osprey, bald eagles, and many more. After your tour avail of the restrooms on-site, and the food and drink available at an additional cost.

Learn about the rich history and diverse ecosystem of Hilton Head Island from an expert naturalist guide as you paddle a kayak along Broad Creek and through the saltwater marshes. Observe indigenous bird species and keep an eye out for bottlenose dolphins as you sip your local coffee. Meet your guide, put on your life jacket, grab your paddle, and hit the water in a kayak. Get some paddling tips from your guide. As you cruise through the pristine saltwater marshlands, learn about spartina grass/cordgrass, oysters, and other local wildlife, and ask any questions you may have. As you paddle, enjoy coffee with a cause (every cup brewed donates to help manatee rescue and health). Observe many indigenous bird species, including egrets, herons, ospreys, brown pelicans, and bald eagles. Make sure to keep an eye out for Atlantic bottlenose dolphins swimming playfully.