Unbelievably nice family owned business! Will Bellune assisted us in finding the PERFECT boat for…read moreour family! Our purchase in July 2023 drastically changed our excitement for family trips to the beach and our local lakes!! Thank you so much for helping us enhance our family time together! The Patrick Lollis Family

Tom was great to work with and did everything he said he would do. We felt he was down to earth,…read morehonest and easy to work with. We got a good boat and are enjoying our time on the water. Would definitely come here again for any of our boat needs or fishing gear.

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.)

We had our t top canvas replaced. It looks great . The work was done when they promised. I would…read moreuse them again . The owner is very good to work with.

Can't thank Sharps Custom Canvas enough for repaIring my sailboat's cockpit enclosure with quality…read morework and materials. Very conscientious and professional work. We are so fortunate to have them in Georgetown!

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.

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.

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!

Two double-launch ramps here and with this massive parking lot, it's clear that they get a lot of…read moreuse! The Carol Ashmore Marine Complex is next to Winyah Bay that opens into the Atlantic with only one high-pass bridge to go under. Easy for even tall sailboats. The park has picnic tables and a public restroom. There are also power outlets scattered about so it was pretty awesome to be able to park next to the restroom and charge up the onboard battery for an hour or two. Five stars for a great facility. [Review 19426 overall - round number 1000 in South Carolina - 396 of 2023.]

We had Judd as our First Mate and Jesse as our Captain and they were both great. Judd had…read moreinformative narrations as we took our 3 hour plus journey along the river to North Island. We learned very interesting tidbits about Georgetown, Crabs, Shrimp, the Civil War, Yawkey family, and Baruch Family. We saw 4 bald eagles and 2 alligators plus other birds like egrets and herons. We arrived an hour after departing Georgetown at North Island where you can see an abundance of oyster shells, whelk, and other shells. There is only a 3/4 mile section of beach that you are allowed to explore. There is driftwood and lots of fallen trees. The water is very brackish and not a place you would go in for a dip (or pee) so plan accordingly. You are given a little over an hour to explore and then you head back passing the Georgetown Lighthouse. Judd had some interesting things to say here too. Then you head back going by South Island and the marshes and learn about the rice Plantations that made some people very wealthy. It's interesting to learn how they flooded and drained the fields. We also learned about the Government cut for the intracoastal waterway as we headed back into town. All in all it was a nice excursion. A tad long in the uncomfortable seats but still a fine experience. Thank you to Judd for all the history and information and for Jesse finding us wildlife along the way.

Seats are cheap plastic lawn chairs bolted to the floor. Staff is rude. They overbook there trips…read moreand left people sitting on the coolers they have to sell drinks. There were absolutely no shells on island. Multiple boats go to this same island daily so I doubt there are ever any shells there. Would not recommend.