Miss Chris inlet tours is a fantastic way to learn the area's history and ghost story's . We've…read morebeen several times we are locals and never knew some of this awesome history. Thank you Miss Chris

From the owner: I am the local storyteller here in Murrells Inlet SC. I have been studying the history, lore and…read morelegends of the South Strand for many years.

Relaxing and informative. Knowledgeable guide re wildlife (saw a couple alligators and lots of…read moreospreys), former rice plantations & Gullah settlement. Passengers are allowed to bring their own food/drinks/cooler on board. Also can purchase... Great ride!

Such a great experience! We had the best time and our tour guide Dale was very informative and…read moretaught us about the gators and history of the land. It was absolutely gorgeous, I definitely want to do it again next time we visit.

Rommy, our tour guide and boat captain, was so friendly, knowledgeable and full of information of…read moreSandy Island (he grew up on the island) and the local area. You won't be disappointed.

Excellent tour of Sandy Island, learned a lot about the people and history of the Gullah, Captain…read moreRommy was both super informative and funny, lots of great stories and discussions, highly recommend this tour for anyone in the SC low country.

We went for the wine on the river. It was amazing. Super cool charcuterie board. They had gluten…read morefree crackers for me. The wine was also very good. The plantation is adorable. It is truly a hidden gem. The manager even drove us to town to help us get a Lyft back to our hotel. If you have not visited this gem you are missing out

I have been to several different plantations in several different states and was really looking…read moreforward to a great afternoon with my daughters at Hopsewee to include a booked Tea Time and house tour. I purchased the Tea Service ahead of time. Everyone was very friendly but I will say, overly cautious. I had indicated that I have a tree nut allergy on the notes when I booked our reservation and I have never had an establishment refuse me service because of my allergy , but they did. For the life of me I couldn't understand why a slight adjustment couldn't be made to remove almonds from one tiny dish. They also refused to serve one of my daughters for a lactose intolerance note. I assured them it was ok and I had a lactaid for her to take, she'd be fine. I had only included that note because SOME places will offer alternatives. Ultimately, they served us but I had to sign a waiver, never have I ever until now. Most of the tea service items were very good with the exception of the tiny lemon chess pie which was curdled and tasted of rotten eggs, awful. The tea was excellent and the scones and curd and cream were great too. The area where the dining room is, is nothing fancy at all. It was decent but I was truly disappointed as I was hoping for something more extravagant for tea service. The plantation home, while nice was also truly underwhelming. Great history, good tour guide who was very knowledgeable and a great storyteller, but the house was not anywhere near as fancy as others I have visited. I think what was the biggest let down was that this was the first time my daughters were visiting any plantation home and it was not at all what I was hoping for them to see and experience. If I had known what it looked like more ahead of time, I would have chosen another location in the area. Pictures inside the home are not allowed.

We booked for our family of 10, ranging from a 3-year-old all the way up to 70, and the Captain and…read morehis First Mate made it an unforgettable experience for every single one of us. That's no small feat with a group that spans generations! They were welcoming from the moment we stepped aboard, kept our little one engaged and safe, and made sure our older family members were comfortable the entire trip. And the dolphins -- WOW. We saw entire pods swimming right alongside us! Honestly, it felt like the dolphins knew this captain and his crew personally, the way they showed up. The Captain clearly knows these waters inside and out, and both he and his First Mate shared so much fascinating information about the dolphins and local ecosystem that we all walked away having learned something new. It was equal parts fun, informative, and magical. This is a small business that genuinely cares about giving families a memorable experience, and it shows in every detail. We can't recommend Blue Wave Adventures highly enough -- this was the highlight of our trip, and we'll absolutely be back. Book them, you won't regret it!

Nice ride out to see dolphins! Was worried they weren't gonna show then tada there they were.read more

Enjoyed this air boat river tour quite a bit! It was a gorgeous day and we saw a few alligators,…read moresome birds, and a bald eagle. Our tour guide shared interesting information about the land along the way and the tour lasted just the right amount of time. We had a great time!

This was one of the funnest tours we have done! The airboat was cool and super interesting to see…read morehow shallow of water it can go on. We saw several alligators. Our guide showed us so many neat things about the wildlife in the area. This was more than just an alligator tour but a whole experience on the wildlife and history of the area. Great experience. We will do it again next time we are in South Carolina.

Beautiful views along the water. There's a lot of parking along highway 17, some paid lots, and…read morefree lots of you're eating at that restaurant. Holiday time the restaurants are decked out in colorful lights with a holiday tree set up at the end of the dock. Can book a sunset cruise boat ride or pirate ship ride. Flat, paved or deck - wheelchair and stroller accessible.

The space is much written about. It amounts to a boardwalk into the marsh and along the water's…read moreedge, along which various boat launches and restaurants are evident. The marsh is characteristically majestic. The businesses aren't much. It's always nice to get a bit of that fresh sea air, but compared to, say, the similar Shem Creek boardwalk in the Charleston suburbs, this one is nothing to write home about. Parking was a tad confusing but out on the street appeared to be free. I'm sure that eating on the water is nice, but food options are better elsewhere in my experience.