Purchased my Sea Hunt from them in 2022. My salesman John was absolutely the best. I looked at…read moreseveral brands & was actually leaning towards a different brand, but his customer service defiantly won my business. The service department picked up where he left off & has been great to work with after the purchase. I highly recommend them!

5 stars for the crew at Marine Service Center, specifically my salesman Glenn Pippin. From the…read morefirst call about the boat I purchased to the day we sea trailed it he was top notch. Answered every question and always answered the phone. I drove 2.5 hours for the saving and service I received. Call now and ask for Glenn Pippin. Not Scottie but Glenn Pippin, you'll be glad you did

Great staff! Go above and beyond to help. Parts, service and sales are excellent! David in sales…read moreand Paul in parts are awesome people.

The Best New Boat Sales Staff , Best Marine Parts Selection & Engine Service in Myrtle Beach area.read more

This is in regard to the service Dept. Update... The service…read moreManager saw my review and called and said he wanted to make things right. They picked up the Bike yesterday and I am a half hour away from the dealership so this is a significant gesture. I will update again once I have the motorcycle back I will make a final updated rating. I brought a 2006 Kawasaki 250 KLX in for new tires, plugs and an oil change. I was quoted $600 to $650. It seemed a bit steep but at $165 an hour labor charge the math seemed about right. I just got the bike back and now there is a fuel leak evidenced by the drips below the bike and the smell. In addition, there is a bolt that was left off and put in the saddle bag without informing me or any explanation. And to top it all off my total bill out the door was over $1022 after an estimate of 600 to $650. 57% over estimate seems like a problem to me.

I , Gary Davidson, bought a 2008 Goldwing on 7 / 7,2026. I paid cash. I was given a 45 day tag to…read moredrive it back from Myrtle Beach home to NC. To this day 9/1/2026, I do not have my tag or title. My tag expired on 8/21. Thank God this was not my daily ride because I would be screwed. I contacted Redline on 8/2 and was assured that the paperwork had been sent to the DMV and that they were just slow processing it. Called again today and was given a tracking # to FedEx that shows "something" was delivered to the DMV in Bolivia, NC today. How am I supposed to know that it was our paperwork? We will not recommend anyone to this store nor will we be back.

Excellent experience purchasing an Avalon from Coastline RV Marine! Their customer service is…read moresecond to none! I highly recommend them! Thanks to Danny Doyce and Kim for making my experience great!!

I have had an amazing experience dealing with Doyce & Sean over at Coastline. I've purchased 2…read moreboats (Avalon Pootons). The thing that really impressed me was the follow-through after the sale. Normally when dealing with any type of dealership after the sale good luck but with this company, they have followed up with any concerns, questions, dry docking, and additional upgrades that I've added to my boats. Highly highly highly recommended! Ask for Sean and tell them Tommy sent you!

Yep. They keep an eagle eye on everything. They have the place immaculate, clean, and quiet. You…read morecan't be respectful of their place of business, you don't need to be there. I find it quiet, comfortable, safe, and relaxing. No screaming kids, no loud music, no profanity, no misuse of their property. Wish all businesses were run this way.

At first, it seemed like a nice place; clean, available and working machines. However, on the two…read moreoccasions I went there, I noticed a little bald man with a pony tail (presumably the owner) walking around the place. Then, when I went out to my car to rearrange my front seat to get my laundry basket, the little man was standing right behind me, I mean like 2 inches behind me. Startled, he just stared at me and asked my "are you going to be using the facilities...Or just loiter about?" This all occurred in about 5 minutes of me parking. I said no, I'm drying my cloths...He walks away like he was the warden of a prison. I let it go, and thought nothing else about it. The second time, a week later, I returned. I put my cloths in the dryer, and left to go to the bank. When I returned about 25 minutes later, I began to walk to my passenger-side door to get my basket. I was moving things off the floor in order to put the full basket on the floor. No more than 3 minutes of doing this, guess who was standing right behind me? Yes, the little bald man with a pony tail. In a low, and quite threatening voice, he asked me if I was cleaning out my car... And you can't clean put your car on the property..." I then responded: "No, I'm just rearranging..." At this point he says "That's not what I'm asking you!" I finally said no, feeling as if I was going to be attacked, so I just left as fast as I could. OK, this may seem like a minor thing, and no big deal right? Almost all Americans are angry and mean to each other these days...Its just our thing. But on the first occasion I was there, minding my own business, I watched this little man walk around and stare at the customers, and not in a polite manner. This too is typical American behavior, but when I heard his talking to one of his friends, saying how much he hated "those fucking niggers in his place" the whole mean American attitude took on a darker feel. I'm not from "the south" so I'm not accustomed to hearing these things, at least no like this. And honestly, before this, I actually thought African Americans were exaggerating a bit. I resend this former error...They should be pissed off. In the end, I will never return to this place, and will advise anyone thinking of using it to rethink that choice. Even though the place is clean, and has about 50 cameras around the place, I never felt safe or wanted. And, even with the religious paraphernalia around the place, and even being adjoined to a church, there is no more God there then in a house of ill-repute. Bad experiences, and unprofessional behavior. When you can't simply do your laundry without feeling like you're in a prison camp, all tainted with cowardly racism, its best to go elsewhere. So much for Southern Hospitality...

This is a wonderful place. Everyone was very knowledgeable. Brian Kennedy was great to work with…read moreand had awesome insight as to what would suit my family best Help us purchase a side-by-side to run up and down the beach with the whole family and a year later went back to service an old WaveRunner and purchased a new one The entire staff was great And the prices were as well Thanks from the Oetzel family!!!

LOVE SCM, Brian Kennedy is amazing. prices are fair and so so happy with both our first and second…read morepurchase!Will def be going back in the future

The people at action marine saved the day and fixed my boat the day before a fishing tournament. We…read morecalled them 30 minutes before they closed on a Friday and they were more than happy to help and fixed it in an hour for a very reasonable price. We will definitely be going back and highly recommend checking them out!!

I Had trouble with my Yamaha Motors, port motor was running very rough. On the internet, I found…read moreand called Action Marine Ocean Isle. Marty answered and was very friendly he asked me a few questions to determine what was going on. He stated he needed to connect to the computer to confirm his suspicions of the problem. I Dropped off my boat that afternoon. Marty called the next morning, He explained the problem, said he fixed it and his suspicion was correct. He was very honest about the small problem and only charged me for 1 hour shop time. He could have taken me to the cleaner with this one. I really appreciate his honesty. Back on the water and boat is running great. Great Guy.

While the selection and service were good, we ran into problems once we tried to register the boat…read more The consignment sale for a boat registered in another state resulted in a great deal of hassle and fees. Our DNR and tax auditor noted numerous hurdles with existing paperwork. Four hours, 60 miles, and $1000 later in our own town (after what Jonathan said was 'no fees you should be able to register online '), we finally were able to register the boat. We had initially been satisfied with the sales, selection, and service; however, that all turned a sour when we tried to register the boat in our hometown. We had driven 3 hours each way to pick up the boat in our home state, and were told things would go smoothly, but because the boat was last registered out of state, it created a number of hurdles and costs. We felt deceived about the price. Shout out to Mike in service for doing a nice job of getting us set for the road for the drive back from Georgetown. Shout down to Jonathan for not disclosing all the paperwork and extra fees that would be involved with an out-of-state boat purchase once we got to the tax auditor and the DNR.

Excellent service department. As former owner of Sea Tow Georgetown, this is where we took our…read moreboats for anything outside my ability to repair. Entire staff is knowledgeable about fishing and boating in general.

Purchased a so called brand new Sea Pro 262 (2025) while on vacation. Put the boat in the water…read morefor the first time and immediately alarms are going off stating water in fuel. (Jimmy's Marine supposedly filled the tank as an infinitive for buying however only 30% full and obviously old gas or something because water in fuel alarm.) Called and was told it was fine and to use the gas in it and add more and it should fix the problem. It did not. The screen spontaneously stopped working along with the tilt trim and depth finder. Took the boat back to Jimmy's and was charged $600 for supposedly the first service. This is after all the issues as well as the time they had to look into a so called brand new boat while on vacation. This place is pathetic I will NEVER do business with these people again. Stay away from this place, nicest people ever until we actually purchased this boat and now they don't know you or care anything about you.

I recently brought my boat to Jimmy's marine for spring tune up. My boat is in Light keepers marine…read moreand I use it at least once a week to fish. The boat was running great and it was Jimmy's marine that did the last tune up. I took the boat directly to Jimmy's marine and left it for about a week. They did the tune up and replaced a throttle and shift cable. When I put it back in the water it was running very ruff and I couldn't get started one time. I let them know and they told me to bring it back in. When I went to pick it up they handed me a bill for $300.00. Boat was fine when I brought it in and not right after they gave it back to me. He said that they didn't damage the part and refused to do anything about it. Now I need to sue the company to get my money back.

I contacted Barton Cody one of the sales people there if that's what you wanna call him. I messaged…read morehim about a boat on messenger which he read and failed to respond to three messages and then after a few days finally came back and said it was under contract and to be inspected that week. I contacted him at the end of the week. It had not been inspected. Then when I questioned either the timing or the validity of the inspection he told me to do my own job because this was his job and he had plenty of buyers for the boat. This guy is not only a beta man, but an ass clown who is rude and is probably the worst salesman I've ever run into especially for Boats.As far as I'm concerned, they should rename this company, booger Yacht brokers.

Really maddening experience. We had been searching for a boat for quite a while and eventually…read morenarrowed the short list down to three, then decided on a '93 Grady White Dolphin offered by BB. Called the broker at BB and said we wanted to put in an offer at asking price. Because of work situation I did not know if I would be able to come see it and asked about having a professional come survey it. Broker actually scoffed as if that is something that never happens, and tells me we can't see/survey the boat until we have a contract. So I put in the offer, wire the deposit to escrow, tentatively arrange for time off work, and wait. I finally prompted him on the last day of offer period and he tells me that the owner does not want to sell it to me, even at asking price, because I have not seen the boat....HUH? So I cant see the boat until we have a contract, but can't get a contract at asking price because I have not seen the boat......go figure THAT one out. What a barrel of monkeys. A good broker would have explained to his seller that a long distance purchase with a professional survey is not an uncommon practice, but this guy acted like he just did not want to sell me the boat. Again, asking price and cash buy