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Departing daily from the Downtown Marina of Beaufort, this 1.5 hour tour aboard the Prince of Tides offers you scenic tour of Beaufort you won't see anywhere else. Along the way, passengers are provided information about the homes, the ecology, and the wildlife. Playful dolphins vie for your attention as well as the stately osprey that soar overhead.
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Offshore and inshore fishing charters on the 27 foot "Glory Hallelujah II" or inshore on the 17 foot "Little Glory Hallelujah." Dolphin watch and sightseeing cruises are also available. Docked at Fripp Island Marina on Fripp Island, SC, and departing from Fripp Island Marina.
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Saint Helena Island |
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This 2,600-acre family park offers 100 miles of groomed trails that wind through deep woods, into steep valleys and along flowing streams. The motocross facility features a championship course, vintage course, Jr. motocross track, mini moto and a permanent "enduro" course. Soon to come will be campsites for tents and RVs as well as cabins.
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 Winnsboro |
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The largest Private Wildlife Refuge on the Edisto River accessible by canoe offers our guests unparalleled privacy and stunning views from world-class treehouses. Guided and unguided canoe and kayak trips down the blackwater Edisto River. Ferry service to Bulls Island. Overnight in a comfortable wooden treehouse with tiny kitchen and sleeping loft that sits 16 feet above the riverbank in a private refuge on the Edisto River. Paddle a leisurely 12 miles, stopping at sandbars to swim and picnic, then step across a rope swing bridge to your secluded porched treehouse, with songbirds and owls as your only neighbors.
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 Canadys |
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Authentic Jeep touring creates a sense of adventure from the first moment! This is a physically easy tour, suitable for all ages. This remarkable, ecotourism adventure featured in Southern Living, Disney Family Fun Book and the Discovey Channel (among others) has it all: history, nature, ecology, wildlife and ghostlore all on one 3 1/2 hour experience. Leave the commercial district behind to enjoy rich, natural beauty and explore the legendary lowcountry lands. Drive down an oak alley to a former plantation homesite, see slave cabins, actual rice fields planted 300 years ago; see pirates' swashes and islands, visit a barrier island which is the oldest resort in America. Learn about the fascinating Gullah culture and visit a 'haunted' graveyard. Get wild about wildlife and visit different ecosystems on this fascinating itinerary.
Conventions and Group Tours (including step-on guides) and total tour planning available. Family reunions, senior and youth group tours are specialties!
Get wild with wildlife like alligators and different bird species along the Atlantic Flyway. Visit a "haunted," moss shrouded graveyard on the banks of the Waccamaw River and check out the haints, haunts, plat-eyes and boo daddies. Swing by the pirate swashes where the buccaneers used to roam and gain knowledge of the salt marsh and other ecosystems.
Your entertaining, world-class pathfinder guides stay with you from departure throughout the entire trip. They show you the sights and share the history, stories and secrets of the South.
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 Myrtle Beach |
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Catawba River Expeditions offers kayak and canoe rentals for self-guided floats on the Catawba River in South Carolina. Floats occur on the kayak and canoe trail which begins at the Lake Wylie Dam in Fort Mill and ends in Fort Lawn. Landsford Canal State Park, River Park and Catawba Nation are located on this section of the river. Length of floats ranges from one hour, four hours or day-long. CRE also rents kayaks/canoes for those wanting to visit other waters.
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 Rock Hill |
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The park features hundreds of acres of intact former rice fields complete with quarter drain canals and water control structures; eight miles of interpretive trails with more than 1,200 feet of boardwalk that wind through nine different habitats; and an exhibit center and interpretive stops along trails. The F. Lamarr Wiley Learning Center has a classroom, wetlab and picnic area. A variety of wildlife includes alligators, turkeys and birds of prey. Nature, history and environmental education programs are offered for all ages and groups. Morning bird walks are at 8:30 a.m. Wed. and Sat.
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 Ravenel |
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This outfitter offers half, full and multi-day kayaking tours, rentals, sales and instruction. Explore a variety of ecosystems from coastal barrier islands and salt-marsh creeks to blackwater cypress-tupelo swamps and historic rice fields. All ages and skill levels are accommodated. All guides are trained on-water professionals and naturalists.
Provides passenger ferry service to Bull Island in the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge.
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Mount Pleasant |
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Dolphin and nature-watch excursions; also explore tidal marshes and beach comb on secluded outer islands. We also have kayaks for tours or rentals, sailboats and children's activities.
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Hilton Head Island |
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Congaree National Park preserves the largest remnant of old-growth floodplain forest remaining on the continent! Experience national and state champion trees, towering to record size amidst an astonishing array of plants and animals. In addition to being a designated Wilderness Area, an International Biosphere Reserve, a Globally Important Bird Area and a National Natural Landmark, Congaree is home to a museum quality exhibit area within the Harry Hampton Visitor Center, a 2.4 mile boardwalk loop trail and over 20 miles of backcountry hiking trails. The park also hosts a wide variety of guided walks, canoe tours, talks and presentations offered throughout the year (visit the Web site for more information). Other popular activities within the park include backpacking, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, birding, nature study and more! Before you embark on your adventures, stop by the Harry Hampton Visitor Center to pick up a map and brochure, watch the introductory film and get the latest information about conditions in the park.
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 Hopkins |
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