Interested in taking a Charleston boat tour on vacation or for a memorable night out in the Holy City? Here are 10 options that are more than worth it for tourists and residents alike. Whether you’ve come to Charleston for […]
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Whether you’re looking for a place to store your boat, to refuel, or to stay overnight on a trip down the Atlantic Coast or ICW, there are several options in the Charleston area. Here is some information about each of […]
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Boating is one of the best ways to spend time outdoors in Charleston. In our 2023 Charleston Boating Guide, you’ll find up-to-date information about restaurants with docks, islands where you can anchor, and much more. Boating. Whether you’re at the […]
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Otter Island, SC is a hidden, uninhabited gem of an island south of Charleston. After recently visiting the island via a 22-mile roundtrip paddle from Edisto Island, I can’t wait to go back and explore some more. The ACE Basin […]
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Charleston is one of the premier sailing destinations not just in the United States, but in the entire world. Whether you live in Charleston and are interested in getting into sailing, you are sailing your boat to Charleston, or you […]
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If you’re not used to coastal navigation, boating or kayaking in Charleston will be a unique experience. Here’s an overview of what you need to know to stay safe and have an enjoyable day on the water. Charleston is one […]
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Whether you are a first-time boater or you have experience on the water, it is important to prioritize not only your own safety, but everyone else’s safety as well. With this in mind, our guide to boating in Charleston offers […]
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Many boaters in Charleston spend their days offshore. They’ll go out miles—if not dozens of miles—in search of amberjack, cobia, sailfish, mahi mahi, and other fish that live in Charleston’s offshore reefs and the Charleston Bump. But, what if you […]
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While Charleston’s inhabited sea islands are among the most-popular places to visit for both locals and tourists, the area has several uninhabited islands as well. Many of these islands are accessible by boat or kayak—and by boat or kayak only. […]
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