It is a small marina with floating docks and just steps from downtown. There are many restaurants…read moreand shops, as well as a nice little boardwalk walk along the harbor. The docks are very well protected and don't suffer much from tide and current. Harborwalk is a hidden gem between the waterfront and the rows of restaurants and specialty shops along Front Street downtown.   The Harborwalk offers scenic views of Georgetown Harbor and is accessible behind the Town Clock, or through Francis Marion Park, Constitution Park, or Rainey Park, all along Front Street. It is a perfect location for a stroll along the waterfront or viewing a spectacular sunset. You can also go directly from the boardwalk into many of the restaurants, shops, and art galleries that are adjacent to it. You will probably want to walk around town and enjoy some of the historic homes as well as the intriguing live oak trees.

Tim is great! Very welcoming, always there to take our lines with a smile…read more Great location, walking distance to town. Always our stop in Georgetown.

Georgetown Landing Marina is a great stop just off of the ICW. What the marina lacks, the town…read moremakes up for...making it a worthwhile stop! The transient dock is old and gets rocked significantly by every passing boat. Georgetown is a short walk through some beautiful old neighborhoods. We really enjoyed dining and shopping, as well as looking at all of the historical buildings in the area. Overall, we would return to GLM but probably try to avoid weekends as there was probably more traffic passing by and waking us regularly. The transient dock is also very exposed and would be extremely uncomfortable in bad weather (although we did not experience this first hand.)

If you enjoy our waters in Georgetown on a boat, then look these guys up. Trust me. They are here…read morefor you. Look them up on Facebook.

Super nice folks. Great customer service. David and his staff we very very helpful in a time of…read moreneed. Would recommend this marina to any and all boaters!! Thx again!

Morningstar sure knows about true southern hospitality.... They would like for you to believe that,…read morebut they would soon go home on a Saturday afternoon than take care of their customers. They tell you that you are responsible for your own safety and they cannot help you if you become stranded on the water, but make sure you feel guilty for your "inconsideration" when you arrive late after a leisurely day on the river.

Gorgeous, idyllic setting on an old indigo plantation. Dinner/sunset combination can't be beat in…read morethe entire area. Non-Ethanol fuel and friendly staff make this my go to place in Pawleys Island.

Used the marinas boat launch for our friends party boat! The facilities are well kept and there is…read moreplenty of parking for trucks and trailers. The launch is well angled and has easy access. There are clean restrooms available to guests. There is a restaurant, Archies (the old Capt. Poo's) right by the marina for drinks and food. A nice convenient marina, look forward to coming here again.

Was running (boat) by when both windshield wipers took a snooze in a downpour. Literally 50 ft…read moreaway from marina. Called up and asked if I could stay there. Offered me the fuel dock since it was end of day and figured no one would come in for fuel in aftermath of Tropical Storm Eta (2020). Told me to stay on boat during rain and worry about check-in and payment later. Ended up leaving early in morning before they opened. I called later in day to remit payment for stay and they were so appreciative of that they gave me a discount. Will stay there again if I come back that way. Excellent way to run a business.

The IOP marina is and has been a staple of the island forever…read more Need to drop a boat? IOP Marina Need a quick bite? IOP Marina Need some gas before running out? IOP Marina. Need a dock to watch the sunset? You got it, IOP Marina. Tommy and the gang have been keeping it real on the island for as long as any islander can remember. Thank you guys, and keep it up!

When you must insist on some discount when they do not have power…read more.... Poorly managed marina. Arrived as a transient for two days over Christmas. to no electricity - ok we have a generator so that's fine but that also means no perimeter security gates, no Wifi, no lights on piers. Not clean. Animal waste on grass (blame the dog owners but can't site maintenance also help?) hubby says mens bathhouse smells of dead animal and is so filthy he can't use. Layout of marina provides no sight lines from dock office to transient slips, thus no security. Nickel and dime you to on everything- washer, dryer, parking, meters are on the water so soon they will charge for that as well etc. Loud ongoing construction. Slips on the ICW so a passing fishing skiffs and the local ferry rocks and rolls you- all day, all night. Worst marina along entire Intracoastal Waterway. IMHO

Since I leave at St. James, I am an active bike rider, it's about 5 miles from home to the marina…read more I love going there for my half point ride to chill out, watch the boats, and at times daydream. Beautiful place to visit.

Very knowable staff, rent or own the service is good and we will purchase a dry slip here looking…read moreforward to years of service. Wet slips or dry

If you're a boat traveler beware. No security, absolutely disgusting restrooms/ shower…read morefacilities. Picture a 7-11 bathroom late on a weekend night. Spotty internet at best. Marina staff however, very friendly and accommodating. Seemingly every charter captain drops their clients at the gas dock to use the restroom. Find someplace else.

Favorite place to buy seafood on Edisto Island. Very nice people who own the marina. Also very…read morehelpful if you need help finding anything on the Island.

My folks keep their boat here and I must say, this marina which is on the newer side is getting…read morebetter and better. They've just opened a really nice clubhouse/lounge for members to cool off, have a fun little outside bar that is open on weekends (last year they used to give away beer to members on Sundays!), and have a new little pavilion type spot down on the actual docks that will have live music from time to time. The guys who work at the marina are incredibly nice and well-skilled in maneuvering boats... so have no fear owners, you likely won't find a scratch from them! Members can call and have their boat launched from I think 8am until 4pm. All boats are kept in dry docks and put in the water on request. If you get in after 4pm, you're boat will be safe and sound, and placed back in the dry dock the following morning. The marina crew washes the saltwater off each boat before returning them to their covered stalls which ensures your boat stays as well-maintained as possible. There is also a small convenient store on site that sells beer, water, and a few other beverages. Overall, a really nice spot!

Fantastic marina all the way around! The boats are loaded in a safe matter and for the most part…read morethe drivers of the boats are very safe and professional (I only say for the most part because we did witness one young driver bump fairly hard into another in the summer of 2012). They just built a brand new clubhouse which is fantastic for relaxing. Beer can be purchased on site which is great and the outside bar is a nice area to sit around, although almost never staffed. I've enjoyed my experiences at Daniel Island Marina a lot and look forward to returning again soon. PS...going away from Charleston Harbor up the creek provides great boating on choppier days.