My husband and I were booked on Captain Dick's sunset charter through the bed and breakfast we were…read morestaying at (Anchorage 1770). After checking in we were seated on a nice covered pontoon boat with lots of room. The captain and his first mate (think that's what they are called), were very nice! Captain Dick was very informative on the area and explained what we were seeing through the tour. We had two little girls on our tour that never saw dolphins. So Captain Dick made sure when we spotted them (which was several times), to take a little extra time near them so the girls could get a good view! At one point he pulled out two little dolphin keychains for the girls to have. It was really sweet and probably made their night! Our tour was scheduled to be and hour and 15 min, but since he took his time to give the little girls extra viewing of the Dolphins our tour ended up being close to an hour and a half - an hour and forty five minutes! It was a great tour, great price, and beautiful scenery! You're also allowed to BYOB :)

Terrible. Food was mediocre. Service was slow. Hush puppies had been "refried". Horribly greasy…read more Deck has no cover so hotter than hell. I would never go back

Scott is a local who does a great job getting you on the water and telling all about what is going…read moreon in Beaufort. Safe, smart, and trustworthy. Good times.

Captain Scott was great about listening to what we were interested in doing and tailored the trip…read moreto our interests. He was very friendly, professional, and knowledgeable, plus a lot of fun to talk to. The trip out on the boat ended up being everyone in my family's favourite part of our trip to the Beaufort area. The whole process was very relaxed from the booking process to the experience itself. I'd love to come back and do it again next time we visit!

This area of the south is called the low country for a reason. It's all about the water. Simply…read moreput you can't begin to understand the region until you learn about the relationship of the water to the land and Captain John was exceptional in accomplishing this during our two hour private boat tour. I think Dolphin Adventures is a bit of a misnomer. Yes we saw dolphins close up a mother and her kids but the highlights was the ecology of the area. We learned about how everything works together in this environment , sat right over and oyster bed and learned the history of oyster farming. Viewed homes from the water and learned their stories and history. Captain John pointed out more bird species than I suspect most people see on a birding tour. The two hours went by so quickly we were sad to see the tour end. If we return to Beaufort we definite would take another adventure with Captain John. If you only do one thing in Beaufort take this tour. It was one of the highlights of our two week swing through Beaufort Savannah and Charleston. Not to be missed!!!!

We have done two charters with captain john. Each time he has had a wealth of knowledge and you can…read moresee his love for his home town. Definitely a go to experience for any time anyone visits!

Another great morning fishing with Captain Tommy. This is about the 7th trip with him. Hooked some…read morenice Redfish then trolled off the beach for Spanish Mackerel. Catch enough for fish tacos tonight. Can't wait to return in the fall.

We had an amazing time on the water with Captain Tommy. The conditions weren't perfect, but he was…read morestill able to get us on some fish that we took home and had for dinner. He is a very knowledgeable captain and uses his experience to help his guest learn and have a great time on the water. I would highly recommend Sea Island Adventures to anybody visiting or local to Beaufort

No trip for us to check out a place would be complete without seeing what boating clubs were…read moreavailable. We're big on boating of all kinds and always want to know where the best places might be to keep a boat, have some fun amenities available and to meet some like-minded friends. We were very impressed with the facilities here which were nicely thought out and minus the snooty attitude found at some yachts clubs. Although there are no slips for boats (slips being our preference), the moorings are such that it would be easy enough to get out to one's boat. There are tennis courts here, a nice sized pool, kayaks and canoes for club members to use if you don't have your own, and a very attractive clubhouse with bar. Seems like the club hosts all kinds of events too which is something our current yacht club offers and that we appreciate. It's a great way to meet people. We were given the grand tour by one of the owners, an extremely affable man by the name of Milledge, who coincidentally told us he left SC for a time to live in Massachusetts but wisely returned home to run this terrific family owned facility. This is a yacht club with the feel of being a summer camp for grown-ups. The boating season is long in SC which is part of the draw for us; it's so relatively short here in New England. We loved the vibe, we loved the views and the amenities are very much desirable to us. This seems to be the kind of place we are looking for. When the time comes, this just might be the place we join.

I've sailed the Low Country Regatta here several times. They have good launch facilities, pool and…read moretennis courts, a nice water front bar, and race committee to handle 3 courses. Saturday dinner is great. Dockside helpers don't seem to have read the launching instructions handed out to competitors though. When you follow what the instructions in the competitors packet says, the dock master bitches at you for not doing things they way he thinks they should be done. Other than that, it's a nice club.

Had family visiting from different parts of the country and we did the ACE Basin tour. It was…read morefantastic! Educational, Fun, Interesting! Gorgeous weather and a beautiful high tide! Can't wait to do the Oyster Hatchery Tour and Tasting! Thank you Jim and Teri!

We just got back from an amazing weekend in Beaufort and we had a blast taking the family out with,…read moreBeaufort Kayak Tours. It was so educational and fun learning about the local ecosystem and seeing the marsh so up close. The owners were so nice and accommodating, we really enjoyed our morning out on the water. If you want to see Beaufort from a different perspective, check them out.

came to visit the island for the weekend with my boyfriend and decided to do…read moresomething fun. we LOVEEED this! JT our tour guide was awesome and super small group making it personable. would definitely book again!!

4th of July Pre booked online…read more So hubby is so excited with living here that he arranges for us to go out on a two person boat. Being it is a holiday we get there early and have breakfast within walking distance so we can get parking. Must have been our lucky day as we got the best parking space in the lot. We were instructed to arrive 45 minutes before the tour. Since we were there and checked in early as was the other group of six we left actually a few minutes early. The weather was perfect and we had on plenty of sunscreen. JD led the boats to different spots on the island so that we were able to see Dolphins. I was surprised that in the middle of the day that we were able to see so many. JD was kind and took pictures and sent them to everyone through What's App. What a great way to spend the day as well learn the island. The entire length of the trip was 2 1/2 hours. Definitely a must do on anyone visiting the Island. Just be warned you will get wet so plan accordingly. You are given a small cooler with ice and bottle waters