Relaxing and quite a bit of a walk if you are looking for a nice time to get some steps in. I saw a…read moredolphin in the water, a crane and some other birds. The shell tree area is cute and we hung a few ourselves.

It seems to be a pretty busy place I guess it's one of the very few places where you can bring…read moredogs. I realize that along the beach is definitely not dog friendly. I brought my dog on the beach down the road and got a lot of dirty looks and apparently beaches aren't dog friendly for some reason. So a lot of people had a lot of dogs here walking around. They had two Porta potties that are not well-maintained. You can walk along the walkway, they have a few regular porch swings and a few kids swings. There wasn't any grass for dogs to go to the bathroom which would've been nice.

We had a great time fishing with Captain Johnny. Very professional. He knows where to go to catch…read morethe fish and how to catch them. Definitely will do this again.

Had a great time today! Captain warned us that fish weren't biting that morning- (the weathers been…read morefunky) but we still caught some flounder, bass, hogfish(so funny!) saw dolphins and had a great time being on the water. We will definitely be repeat customers when we come back.

We went out on a half-day trip and it was awesome. We put a lot of fish enjoyed ourselves and they…read morewill clean the fish when you return to the dock.

Went out on a 4 hour trip with Captain John and first mate Blake. Caught a bunch of fish and had a…read moregreat time. Thanks fellas

We recently had the pleasure of spending an afternoon with Captain Bryan Keith Logan of North…read moreMyrtle Beach Fishing Charters on a four-hour eco-tour, and it was a truly enjoyable experience for my daughters and me.

Very good captain and crew caught a lot of fish, none were keepers....would recommend to friendsread more

I had family visiting and wanted to give them an experience and this was a good one. We went on…read morethe Sunset Cruise and it was great. Unfortunately, we did not see Dolphins but we loved the cruise anyway because everyone was so nice and informative. I loved the Captain. The way he told stories was awesome. I have gotten sea sickness on cruises, but did not feel bad at all on this one. It was a choppy day too. Even thought we did not see Dolphins, they offered a return trip in the next week which we will be taking advantage of. Bianca was so sweet - she kept checking on us and answered questions.

Let me start by saying I've been on the Hurricane Fleet at least 7-8 times over the past two years…read more We always take friends and family when they come to town because, even though dolphin sightings are never guaranteed, the ride itself has usually been worth the $31. That being said, I hesitate to post this because I truly do love supporting local businesses. But with tourist season starting, I think it's important to share an honest experience. The first few times we went out with this company, it was amazing. We followed the shrimp boats and not only saw tons of dolphins, but also got a close-up look at the shrimp boats pulling in shrimp and other sea creatures. They would even bring a few things onboard for the kids (and adults) to see before tossing them back. It made the experience feel really unique and memorable. However, ever since the shrimp boat has been out of commission (probably the last year and a half), we honestly haven't seen dolphins the last 3-4 trips. I completely understand there are never guarantees with wildlife, but it has been a little disappointing. It's still a nice boat ride for the cost -- I would just suggest not getting your kids too excited about dolphins and making sure they understand sightings are never guaranteed. Yesterday, we went on the sunset cruise, and unfortunately it was one of the worst experiences we've had. I understand the policy is that the cruise runs rain or shine, but the ocean conditions were rough enough that I truly don't think they should have taken people out. There were young children onboard, people getting sick, and several passengers who were visibly scared as we went through large swells offshore. As someone who has been on this boat many times, even I was uncomfortable. If it had been my first trip, I honestly would have been terrified. Considering the boat had already gone out multiple times earlier that day, I feel like they should have recognized the conditions were not ideal -- especially knowing there was little chance of seeing dolphins in waters that rough. I just think better judgment should have been used. If you're visiting for a family vacation, I would strongly recommend checking ocean conditions beforehand, because I'm not sure cancellations are considered unless absolutely necessary.

Absolutely by far the best pier for breakfast, lunch & supper! The staff are all helpful and…read moreattentive.

Pristine beach! So many jellyfish on shore but you could easily see them strolling along sand!…read morePeople were friendly. Not hard to get to w MapQuest.

I don't understand where all the bad reviews came from, but we were on the voyager 3 with captain…read moredave Jacob and Kevin? But they were amazing and gave some great advice

1 star only because 0 stars is not an option…read more This was one of the most disappointing experiences we have had in Myrtle Beach. We booked a dolphin cruise with Voyager Deep Sea Fishing & Dolphin Cruises expecting an actual ocean dolphin tour. Instead, the boat spent almost an hour slowly moving from the dock to the inlet. When we reached the entrance to the ocean, the captain announced that the waves were "too big" and the boat did not have enough horsepower to go out to sea. The problem? Other boats of similar size were going out through the inlet without hesitation while we were sitting there. We even saw jet skis going out. The water conditions did not appear severe at all. Our boat never entered the ocean. It stayed behind the rock jetties, made a couple of circles, and then headed back. We saw ZERO dolphins. The captain said: "We are lucky we turned around so we are not swimming back." Honestly, that was frustrating to hear after paying for a dolphin cruise that never even reached the ocean. If the vessel cannot safely handle ordinary inlet conditions, it should not be marketed as an ocean dolphin cruise. The entire trip lasted about 2 hours and 35 minutes -- basically the full advertised duration -- but the actual experience was just drifting around and returning. Calling this "Deep Sea Fishing & Dolphin Cruises" feels misleading when there was no deep sea, no fishing, no dolphins, and not even an ocean trip. This felt like a complete waste of time and money.

What a wonderful find while driving around after a great lunch. A calm and peaceful place where…read moreyou can watch the water and the wildlife, enjoy gentle breezes and relax in one of the many swings or benches located in the park. It is obvious that there are a lot of community volunteers that take a lot of pride in this park and make sure it is maintained. My wife said there were even fresh cut flowers in the ladies room. We ended up spending time here twice during our vacation at Myrtle Beach and I can't imagine ever coming this way again and not spending time here. The park has clean restrooms, a picnic pavilion and a playground area as well. It is popular with people for walking their dogs but it was never crowded with people or dogs when we were there. There is an observation walkway/dock over the water and a boat/fishing dock that rises and falls with the tide. There were a few fishermen using the dock as well as fishing from the Intracoastal Waterway bank each time we visited. There is a small parking lot with some additional parking nearby. There was plenty of parking when we visited.

We found some great reviews of this place and stopped by during spring break, but didn't have the…read morebest food. It's was a cold night and we thought there would be a wait but the restaurant was pretty much empty on a Sunday on spring break. Service was good and attentive but even kids didn't love the food. Kids ordered the fried shrimp and chicken tenders. I ordered the ahi tuna app and a side salad and hubby ordered the tuna tacos. Food just lacked flavor -

We didn't fish, just walked on the pier for scenery. Such a great view! $1 per person to walk out,…read morebut you can come and go all day as you please.