Our Tours
Salt Marsh Ecology
Our salt marsh ecology tour is an educational trip through the salt marsh at low tide in the downtown Beaufort area. We'll throw a cast net to show you a sample of the marine organisms that live in our waters, and make a stop at a sandbar for a swim if the weather is warm.
Dolphin Ecology
Our dolphin ecology tour explores the salt marsh at high tide for an introduction to the ecosystem that supports these beautiful marine mammals. From there we move into the larger waters of the Fripp Inlet to look for resident Bottle-nose dolphin, and discover their unique biology and ecology.
Reconstruction-Fort Frederick
Paddle to the shores of the beautiful Beaufort River and land on the site of the oldest tabby structure in South Carolina. In addition, the National Park Service has declared this site a National Historic Site. The Emancipation Proclamation was read here in 1963, under what is known as the Emancipation Oak. See and feel the history overflowing.
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ACE Basin
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.
Beaufort History
On our Beaufort History tour we explore this beautiful town's 300 year history from an optimal vantage point, the water. After crossing the Beaufort River we will , we explore the historic district, kayaking past some of the most beautiful homes in the area.
Hunting Island Sandbar
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.
