Great guide, location, and jet skis. Tons of fun! It was well worth the price and I plan on going…read moreagain.

The staff is super cool! Hurt was awesome and made us feel really comfortable, both preparing us…read morefor the ride and out on the water! The jet skis were in great condition and I loved how intuitive they were, with great steering! We had a blast. The channel where we were was a great spot. Also got to see a ton of dolphins. Highly recommend, east to get to, place to keep your belongings safe, and overall wonderful time!

No trip for us to check out a place would be complete without seeing what boating clubs were…read moreavailable. We're big on boating of all kinds and always want to know where the best places might be to keep a boat, have some fun amenities available and to meet some like-minded friends. We were very impressed with the facilities here which were nicely thought out and minus the snooty attitude found at some yachts clubs. Although there are no slips for boats (slips being our preference), the moorings are such that it would be easy enough to get out to one's boat. There are tennis courts here, a nice sized pool, kayaks and canoes for club members to use if you don't have your own, and a very attractive clubhouse with bar. Seems like the club hosts all kinds of events too which is something our current yacht club offers and that we appreciate. It's a great way to meet people. We were given the grand tour by one of the owners, an extremely affable man by the name of Milledge, who coincidentally told us he left SC for a time to live in Massachusetts but wisely returned home to run this terrific family owned facility. This is a yacht club with the feel of being a summer camp for grown-ups. The boating season is long in SC which is part of the draw for us; it's so relatively short here in New England. We loved the vibe, we loved the views and the amenities are very much desirable to us. This seems to be the kind of place we are looking for. When the time comes, this just might be the place we join.

I've sailed the Low Country Regatta here several times. They have good launch facilities, pool and…read moretennis courts, a nice water front bar, and race committee to handle 3 courses. Saturday dinner is great. Dockside helpers don't seem to have read the launching instructions handed out to competitors though. When you follow what the instructions in the competitors packet says, the dock master bitches at you for not doing things they way he thinks they should be done. Other than that, it's a nice club.

came to visit the island for the weekend with my boyfriend and decided to do…read moresomething fun. we LOVEEED this! JT our tour guide was awesome and super small group making it personable. would definitely book again!!

4th of July Pre booked online…read more So hubby is so excited with living here that he arranges for us to go out on a two person boat. Being it is a holiday we get there early and have breakfast within walking distance so we can get parking. Must have been our lucky day as we got the best parking space in the lot. We were instructed to arrive 45 minutes before the tour. Since we were there and checked in early as was the other group of six we left actually a few minutes early. The weather was perfect and we had on plenty of sunscreen. JD led the boats to different spots on the island so that we were able to see Dolphins. I was surprised that in the middle of the day that we were able to see so many. JD was kind and took pictures and sent them to everyone through What's App. What a great way to spend the day as well learn the island. The entire length of the trip was 2 1/2 hours. Definitely a must do on anyone visiting the Island. Just be warned you will get wet so plan accordingly. You are given a small cooler with ice and bottle waters

We had a great time fishing with Captain Chris today. I highly recommend going out. Great…read morecommunication and directions.

Captain Chris was excellent on our private boat tour of the May River. We saw a bald eagle and…read moresome dolphins. Definitely a must activity for visitors and residents.

Rented some golf carts, paddle boards, and Kayaks from here, while staying on the island. Staff was…read morefriendly, and educated. The water way wasn't anything amazing, but being from FL and having our estuaries it takes a lot to impress. The equipment was in great shape and prices are fair.

Fripp Island is one of the best South Carolina resorts. It has a beautiful 3 1/2 mile beach. It…read morehas 2 top ranked golf course - Ocean Point and Ocean Creek. They have vacation rentals ranging from condo's to houses with 1-8 bedrooms. It's a nice variety of places to choose on the island to stay. Fripp Island is a private secluded area. You do have to go though a security check point to enter. If you fish, play golf, tennis, or just want relaxation, this is the place to come. It's definitely a lot different from Myrtle Beach. There are 3,000 acres of natural beauty. The island is designated as a Wildlife Sanctuary. There are tons of wildlife on the island. There are 175 different species of birds, deer and alligators also. The deer are running free on the island. Some of them will even come up to you but they recommend not feeding them. You will need an amenity card to enjoy your vacation. The card gives you privileges for dining, golf, golf cart rental, swimming pools, tennis courts, bicycles, mopeds, kayaks and canoes. If you book your trip directly through Fripp Island, they will include the card. My favorite restaurant there is Bonita Boathouse at the marina. It's got some amazing seafood. There's also a great ice cream shop on the island. I recommend you bring your own groceries. The nearest grocery store is about 20 minutes away in Beaufort. Several movies have been filmed on Fripp Island: Scenes from Prince of Tides, The Jungle Book, and Forrest Gump. Beautiful scenery. In the summer they also offer a special kids camp. Bring your lounge chairs and come on and try this place out! It's great for a little Rest and Relaxation.

This was a 90-minute dolphin watching tour in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Originating from…read morePalmetto Bay Marina, Hilton Head One also hosts a variety of water-based activities from this spot. Our very knowledgeable guides were Captain Mark and first Mate Monica. On the way out of the marina, several dolphins were spotted, with several known by name by the local tour guides. Several more dolphins were seen throughout the afternoon. Everyone had a great time and did not want the dolphin tour to end. This tour is highly recommended if you are in or near Hilton Head.

We did the dolphin sighting see tour with captain Kate and tour guide Jackie. Our guides were great…read moreat locating dolphin of which we saw many, and they were fun and informative. They allowed people to have a hand at the wheel which was pretty cool. Tour lasted about 90 minutes and I feel it was worth the money. I have already recommended to family who will be visiting the island soon.

Rented a pontoon boat while visiting my mom in Sun City. We had 4 and a baby and none of us had any…read moreexperience with driving a boat. The guy we worked with was great and put our minds at ease. My mom and daughters have not stopped raving about what a great day we had on the water. Definitely plan on returning!

We had a great time! We reacted a deluxe pontoon for 4 hours for our party of 9 and my infant. Boat…read morewas clean and nice. Staff was friendly and professional. Would rent from them again.

We have used Island Head several times over the past few years, and every experience has been…read moregreat. Friendly and helpful staff, always on schedule.

We truly enjoyed our visit to Daufuskie Island with The Daufuskie Difference, Island Head. They…read morewere prompt in departing for Daufuskie as well as our return back to Hilton Head. We reserved our golf cart through them as well. It was ready and waiting. We made our way back to Daufuskie Crab for late lunch. My boyfriend had the fried shrimp and I had the chicken tenders. Both arrived hot. The public restrooms were clean. The ride back to HHI departed on time. It was a great trip. I would do it again.

From my daughter …read more.. ‍Yay! From me ... We love Harry. Best thing we do on Hilton Head. He's great with kids.

Such a well run outfit. We had Captain Harry again. Great with the kids and a lot of fun. It's our…read morefourth time tubing with Live OAC and it's a tradition for my boys (15 and 9). We have had both Captain Scott and Harry and both are great, patient and lots of fun! We will be back next summer and I couldn't recommend them more highly. Thanks guys!!

After paying the nine dollars for a day pass to enter Sea Pines we followed the column of traffic…read moreheaded to Harbour Town, I've visited this location quite a bit over the years but it's been more than a decade and it seems not much has change except for the ridiculous amount of traffic on the island. I live in a tourist town in Florida so it's annoying but part of life in paradise. I guess the entrance fee covers your parking because it's all free once you pass the guard gates, all that's required is luck finding a space within a reasonable walking distance, I got lucky today being someone was pulling out just as I arrived at the preferred parking lot a stones throw from the pier. The pier is well constructed and offers some great views and a covered sitting area at the end. There are plenty of charter businesses that run parallel to the pier and a number of placards describing some of the local bird and sea inhabitants. I always spend some time on the local piers when visiting different areas they all seem to offer a few moments of serenity. There is also a walking beach close by that looks like it offers some shelling opportunities but today that option looks limited, I'm sure most visitors grab a few free souvenirs from here. It's a must do while visiting Harbour Town and this alone is worth the price of admission when considering the parking is free...

The perfect spot for your photo of the sunset on Hilton Head Island, there is no charge to visit…read morethe pier (you've already paid to enter Sea Pines) and you can easily get out over the water. We checked it out, took our pictures, and moved along. I think the Daufuskie Island Ferry might stop here, but certainly any number of harbor (harbour?) cruises depart and return from here. [Review 12424 overall, 2211 of 2019.]