Charleston Barrier Island Eco Tour

Explore historic Charleston from the boat on an eco tour and shark tooth hunting adventure at Charleston’s barrier islands.

These islands are renowned for their abundance of shark teeth, including those from blacktips, bull sharks, and even the occasional megalodon. We’ll drop you off at a designated beach, providing chairs for your comfort while you sift through the sand.

This family-friendly activity allows you to discover prehistoric treasures and enjoy the scenic beauty of the islands. We can customize your trip by visiting multiple islands and combining shark tooth hunting with scenic cruises. On these trips you’ll encounter dolphins, sea birds, osprey, and even sea turtles.

Rates

Guests 2 Hours 3 Hours
1-6 $400 $600

Where We Go

The Charleston coast is lined with a series of barrier islands, each offering unique experiences. These are just a few of the many barrier islands that offer stunning scenery and diverse recreation opportunities near Charleston.

Isle of Palms

A short run (under 15 minutes) takes you to this popular island, known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant atmosphere.

Sullivan’s Island

Located just north of Isle of Palms, this island offers a more relaxed and historic ambiance. The run time is similar to Isle of Palms, around 15 minutes.

Folly Beach

This vibrant island is known for its lively beach scene and delicious seafood. Expect a slightly longer run, around 20-30 minutes, from the yacht club.

Kiawah Island

This exclusive island boasts pristine beaches, championship golf courses, and luxurious resorts. The run time to Kiawah Island is typically around 30-45 minutes.

What's Included

Our experienced captains deliver expert guidance and outstanding service from start to finish, ensuring a memorable day on the water. The boats are clean and ready to go and the cooler is loaded with ice—ready for your lunch, snacks, and beverages.

When we drop you off, we’ll send you off with a Turtle Box to take with you, so be sure to bring your perfect barrier island playlist.

  • Cooler With Ice
  • First Aid
  • Fishing Tackle
  • Fishing Licenses

What To Bring

Come dressed for the weather. We recommend wearing sun-protective clothing and comfortable footwear. Sunscreen is a must. Be sure to bring your lunch, snacks, and beverages for the day. We welcome a bag cooler or soft coolers for snacks, but we’ve got all the space you need. We’ll help you load your food and beverages into the coolers.

  • Food & Snacks
  • Beverages (alcohol ok)
  • Rain Jacket (if forecasted)
  • Non-Spray Sunscreen
  • Polarized Sunglasses
  • UV-Resistant Clothing
  • Seasickness Meds
  • Work Boots or Cowboy Boots
  • Weapons or Knives
  • Glass Bottles or Liquor
  • Bluetooth Speakers

FAQs

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