Quick Takeaways
  • Eco-friendly small-group boat cruise through marsh-lined tidal creeks led by a naturalist captain.
  • Frequent wildlife sightings: bottlenose dolphins, sea turtles, pelicans, and marsh birds.
  • About one hour ashore on uninhabited Morris Island for beachcombing and shell, sand dollar, shark tooth hunting.
  • Photograph the iconic 161‑ft Morris Island Lighthouse, built in 1876, the tallest in South Carolina.
  • Multiple daily departures with narrated history, snacks, bottled water; bring sunscreen and stay alert for dolphins.

Morris Island Lighthouse Cruise – Charleston tour

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Slide through marsh-lined tidal creeks on an eco-friendly small-group boat as you head toward Morris Island. Explore the uninhabited island’s beaches, comb for shells, and gaze at the iconic 1876 Morris Island Lighthouse. Ideal for nature lovers and curious travelers craving Lowcountry history, wildlife, and shoreline serenity.

💥 Why You’ll Love This Charleston tour

  1. Cruise through Lowcountry marshes aboard a small Carolina skiff guided by a naturalist captain.
  2. Spot bottlenose dolphins, sea turtles, pelicans, and marsh birds in their natural habitat.
  3. Disembark for about one hour on Morris Island to beachcomb for shells, sand dollars, and shark teeth.
  4. Snap iconic views of the tallest lighthouse in South Carolina—the 161‑ft Morris Island Lighthouse built in 1876.
  5. Searchable departures throughout the day, equipped with snacks, bottled water, and narrated history.

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🧠 Local Tip:

Bring sunscreen and water—and stay alert: dolphins often swim right alongside the boat in tidal creeks before landing at the island.

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