Good hunt! Tom and Donovan went out of their way to hook everyone up. They put some effort into…read moreplanning the hunt out for everyone, stuff a non guide might not think of. Everyone saw bucks, 3 of us got shots including the guy who posted the bad review with the fake name prior to this review. If we didn't get rained out one night I'm sure we would've hung a couple. I had a great time. Don't believe some of the negative crap people write on here. Some folk whine about everything.

Very disappointing experience. There were no bucks on the property, and the area did not appear to…read morehave enough food or mineral to actually attract and hold deer. From what I saw, it honestly looked like the property had been set up shortly before the hunt rather than being properly managed as an established hunting property. Based on my experience, I would not recommend spending your money here if you're expecting a legitimate opportunity at a buck. I would strongly suggest researching other properties before booking!

my boys ,grandson and myself had a great time .Captain Alex . We had never been on a fishing trip…read moreout on the ocean,never could afford it when they were growing up. Captain Alex was great , helpful and found the fish. I'd recommend giving them a try. Thanks to God most of all for great weather a safe trip and the fish were a bonus. I would definitely use them again.

From the owner: Experience top-rated Inshore Fishing, Near Shore Fishing, Offshore Charter Fishing Trips & Guided…read moreDuck Hunts in North Myrtle Beach, SC! From exciting backwater redfish adventures in the Intracoastal Waterway, to action-packed days near the jetties at the mouth of the Atlantic, and even deep runs out to the Gulfstream over 50 miles offshore — we do it all. Whether you're booking a half-day trip close to shore or planning a full-day offshore excursion, our fishing charters are tailored to deliver a consistent, year-round experience. Even on our off days, we're out scouting and staying on the bite — so when you're ready to go, we’re ready to put you on fish. Any experience level is more than welcome to come fish. Kids from all ages and beginners all the way to experienced anglers will enjoy fishing! We strive to make the most memorable time and catch as many fish as possible!

Beautiful experience the dolphins actually rode the current with the boat Light house was beautifulread more

While visiting the low country, I signed up for a two hour marsh kayaking tour with COA and I am so…read moreglad I did! It was my first time kayaking in costal waters but I felt very comfortable with our guide. She was very familiar with the waterways and educated on the local wildlife. The tour was amazing! We had perfect weather, calm water, and several site points. It was cool seeing the pluff mud marshes up close! Please note: COA is located off Folly Rd which happens to be a main road to Folly Beach. Thankfully I did the 9:00am slot, because there was bumper to bumper traffic along Folly Rd by the time the tour ended around 11:30pm.

I can't say enough positive things about the Barrier Island Ecotour!! For real - I have taken the…read moretour three or four times over the past 20 years. It had been more than five years, but last week I took the tour with my three kids and it was just as amazing as ever! We were on a week long vacation and literally added a night in Charleston just for the Ecotour. Both our boat captain and the gentleman driving were incredibly knowledgeable and very approachable. Just good people. They taught us about the ecosystem and various animals that inhabit it. We pulled crab traps and got to handle wildlife as we learned about it. You get time to walk the Boneyard on Capers Island and it is an experience like no other. It is the most pristine beach I have ever seen. Before we boarded our boat to go back to the marina, our captain took time to show my middle kid how to throw a casting net. Very cool people. Perfect mix of education and fun! If you don't do anything else on Isle of Palms - do this!!

Robert was great -- a native and learned guide. Dolphins…read morewere playing, bald eagles were perching just for us, and we couldn't have asked for more.

We had an absolute blast and did a kayak tour - unless you're a practiced kayaker and know your way…read morearound, I would highly suggest it. Worth the extra cost! Graham and Jacob were so patient and knowledgeable. We even got to see dolphins!! If you're thinking you want to go, do it. You won't regret it.

We had such a beautiful day on the water today!! We did a special trip focusing on fossils on the…read moreisland. My first hunt ... found creature bones, shark teeth, turtle shells... all very very old. It was delightful on such a gorgeous day!! The two guides, Jackie and paleontologist Mike were wonderful guides.

I have gone to the Stomp the Grapes festival for several years now and enjoy it every time. The…read morewine tasting is great and they give you six tastings and I always leave with at least one bottle of the strawberry wine that they do annually. The staff is friendly and the atmosphere is fun! They have live music, food trucks, a grape stomping and Lucille Ball look-a-like contest, and vendors. The mead's are real good and they have other drink options available. It's a small festival but worth going!

I visited Deep Water Vineyard with a large group this past weekend when we were in the area for a…read morebirthday celebration, and there were things I loved it. The property is lovely. Huge live oaks (one with a skateboard swing); plenty of tables and seating; live music at certain times (there was someone singing and playing guitar for most of our visit on a Saturday afternoon); and animals galore - from pens with chickens, Highland cows, and pigs to dogs that work at the winery! The staff were incredibly friendly. Between the staff and the property, it's the kind of place you could spend hours on a pretty day. On the other hand, even in winter (we visited in January, on a mild day) we had a hard time with the gnats on the property. At least I think it was gnats that were flying around our faces and trying to commit suicide in our wine. Maybe they weren't gnats - I didn't think gnats bit humans, and these things wanted our blood. But whatever they were, they were really obnoxious. We moved from the grassy area to an area in the front of the winery that had a concrete slab, but they were either everywhere on the property or followed us - because they were there, too. We couldn't escape them. We bought ten bottles of their wine and did a make your own wine tasting from them (because we were a large group, this made more sense than doing their tasting). Unfortunately, most of the wines weren't to my taste, only about 3/10 were wines I would drink a glass of (we were doing 1 oz pours since we were trying so many). Being a Southern winery, they make several wines from muscadine grapes, which just isn't my cup of tea. They do offer a few other beverages (mead and Bloody Marys at the very least - they may have had more but I didn't venture to the bar to find out) if you want something other than wine. (They seem to offer frozen drinks - frose? - but they weren't offering that since we were there in January.) The property is fun to visit - animals, trees, live music, space for games and spreading out... Unfortunately, the wines weren't for me, and the bugs made me nuts (I'm itchy again just writing this review)! Still, a fun place to stop for a visit if you're doing other things in the area. It can accommodate big groups, too. And the staff were really great - I appreciate how welcoming they make the property!