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Kayaking
With a sturdy, unsinkable Kayak you have the choice to experience the wildlife and relaxation of the marsh, creeks, and rivers of the South Carolina Lowcountry, or get your blood pumping with the adrenaline-filled rush of navigating the breakers in the ocean surf. No longer the unstable little watercrafts barely evolved from Pacific Islanders, most modern Kayaks are designed for the riders to sit on top, instead of inside. Even if you do fall off (and you probably will) they’re easy to re-board. Whether part of a self-guided tour with a camera and a cooler, or a guided wildlife excursion, Kayaking in Myrtle Beach is a great activity — both on inland waterways and out on the ocean. Affordable to rent, and easy for beginners to learn, Kayaks have become the only way to enjoy the water for so many, young and old alike.
Crazy Sister Marina Fishing & Cruises
If you want to tour the inlet and saltwater marsh channels under your own power, Crazy Sister Marina’s kayak rentals will fulfill your water adventure needs! Single and Double sit-in Kayaks are available. Paddles, safety equipment, and operating instructions are included with rentals.
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Express Watersports
You to need look no further than Express Watersports in Murrells Inlet for virtually any aquatic adventure. From Scuba Diving to Fishing Charters, Parasailing to Jet Ski rentals, or guided Kayak Tours of the creeks of Murrells Inlet. The saltwater ecosystems of the tidal marshes are the perfect place to relax and bask in the sunshine, and to enjoy the light, salty breezes. Choose from Guided tours, or explore on your own.
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River Island Adventures
Experience a one-of-a-kind outdoor attraction at River Island Adventures in North Myrtle Beach! River Island Adventure is the only adventure outfitter on the Waccamaw River, featuring one acre of land with tree swings, yard games, a large fire pit, boat dock & ramp, picnic tables by the water
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Trailblaze Adventure
Trailblaze Adventure offers scenic kayak tours as well as rentals in the North Myrtle Beach area. Independent kayakers can explore on their own at Hog’s Inlet in Cherry Grove. Tour options include a Private Island Adventure Tour to the undeveloped Waites Island as well as scenic Salt Marsh Adventure tours, which explore the backwaters of North Myrtle Beach. The tours are family friendly and suitable for any experience level. Single and tandem kayaks are available.
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