Trip Advisor Award Winner 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, & 2023
Trip Advisor Award Winner 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, & 2023
Our Salt Marsh Ecology Tour will takes us under the iconic swing bridge, along the Beaufort Riverfront, and to a sandbar only accessible at low tide. There we will explore what the tide has left and go for a swim if the weather permits. We will paddle back through the salt marsh and return to the landing.
Our Dolphin Ecology Tour explores the salt marsh at high tide for an up-close view of the ecosystem that supports our beautiful marine life. From the waters of the Fripp Inlet we will search for resident Bottle-nose dolphins.
Join us on this amazing blackwater creek for an excursion through an old-growth cypress/tupelo forest. We’ll journey deep into the heart of the Georgia swamp, exploring these ancient trees and taking photos along the way. This is a 4-mile paddle. There is little to no current and this trip is suitable for beginners.
Paddle to the edge of the continent through the protected waters of the Fripp Inlet. We land on a sandbar only accessible at low tide. Where we illustrate barrier island and beach re-nourishment projects. The sandbar provides spectacular uninhibited views of Hunting Island State Park, the Atlantic Ocean, and Fripp Island.
Explore one of the most interesting areas in Beaufort county, from a natural history, conservation and cultural history standpoint. On this tour we will explore the "C" in the ACE basin, the Combahee River. We will discuss rice culture and history, conservation successes, and the present use of the historic rice fields.
On our Beaufort Ecology Tour, we explore the beauty and nature from an optimal vantage point, the seat of a kayak. After launching we explore the salt marsh, while kayaking past some of the most beautiful homes in the area. We will watch for local shore birds and marine animals, while learning about the ecology.
Our New River Tour explores the blackwater estuary at high tide for an introduction to this ecosystem. We paddle by fields where rice was once grown, shaded by towering pine trees. We launch and paddle up the estuary scouting for freshwater wildlife. This coastal body of water is where the freshwater mixes with the saltwater from the ocean.
Join Beaufort Kayak Tours as they paddle from Single Lady Oyster Hatchery on McCalley's Creek, return to the oyster hatchery for a tour and end with an Oyster tasting.
One of the things that Jim and Teri love most about the Lowcountry is the delicious oysters.
Join us for an easy salt marsh paddle, followed by a hatchery tour and an oyster tasting.
Come eat, drink (BYOB), and be merry!
Join Beaufort Kayak Tours as they tour Single Lady Oyster Hatchery for a tour and end with an Oyster tasting.
One of the things that Jim and Teri love most about the Lowcountry is the delicious oysters.
Join us for this hatchery tour and an oyster tasting.
Come eat, drink (BYOB), and be merry!
A "half day" tour requires a 3-hour time commitment with approximately 2 hours on the water.
Single and tandem kayaks available.
A Tag-along is someone who has their own equipment and would like to join the kayak tour.
Tandem kayaks available for children 12 and under.
Cancellation must be received 48-hours prior to tour time.
Please contact us for custom, private or group tours.
Jim and Teri Pohorsky, Owners, P.O. Box 2004; Beaufort, South Carolina 29901, United States
Open today | 08:00 am – 06:00 pm |
This is an owner-operated business and we take pride in providing outstanding customer service and a great experience for paddlers of all skill levels.