Booked a 6 hour inshore trip with Ronnie for our family. Our sons, 12 and 16yrs old had an amazing…read moretime. We will definitely save your contact and fish again with you. Appreciate the easy booking, very clean beautiful boat, and memorable day. Great skills on how to catch for specific fish & areas. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a day out in Charleston.

Ronnie was an absolute bro. Family friendly and very knowledgeable. Learned a lot from him in just…read morea short amount of time. Had an absolute blast and truly enjoyed his company. Will definitely be coming back to his company again, thanks bro!

Great place to walk or run and enjoy water shop for food and other items as well. It's parallel to…read morethe bridge so you get some amazing views and if you're lucky, you might even be able to see a Naval ship and definitely other boats on the water.

This park is so nice! We took the dogs here to stroll as we were staying at Mt Pleasant. It was so…read moreclean and you get to see the view of the bridge. They also have a nice playground and basketball court. Definitely something to check out in Charleston

We entered the park from Bull St on to Halsey via bicycle. I was instantly drawn to signs in the…read morepark, which I almost always stop to read. The first one told me about the importance of marshland, but was hard to read because it was very faded. The second, more solid and legible sign / plaque, gave us a history of how the park got it's name and who she was. The views from this end of the park are nice and you can see the new construction of the Children's Center and the Marina along Lockwood Blvd. Pelicans could be see diving in to the water for breakfast, so we stopped to watch that for a minute. Benches are available for sitting if you are so inclined. Overall, a nice quaint park for sitting and meditating.

This has become one of my favorite spots in downtown Charleston. It's a beautiful slice of nature…read morewhere one can find solitude in the hustle and bustle of the city. Directly across from the harbor, it mainly consists of an overflow pond, a fishing dock and a couple of benches under the shade of oak trees. You can relax and take in the peacefulness around you, watch the locals fish, or catch a few yourself. You have to park in the private parking lot of the condos just off of Lockwood, but I have never had a problem with this. There is not a lot of room for kids to run around but it is a cool spot to share with bigger kids who are interested in fishing. Overall though it is a great place, especially if you just need to take a minute or two for yourself.

Interesting and easy spot. Interesting because you can not…read moreget in the water. The fast currents are very dangerous; I put my feet in... Don't bust me! I'm just a rebel like that... Some put their toe over the line. I was in ankle deep! Women wanted me, men wanted to be me. The easy part was the short walk to see the view or setup a chair. You can watch as the fisherman cast lines or watch the sunset. The parking lot has only 10 spots, but it wasn't an issue for us. Seems like cars wouldn't stay to long. I would recommend stopping by for a short bit, but due to the water restrictions and therefore ocean **cough cough** restroom restrictions I wouldn't stay long.

What a beautiful (dangerous) place to hang out. Breach Inlet separates the island of Sullivan's…read moreIsland and Isle of Palm passable by bridge. Each side of the Inlet has it's own personality. On the Sullivan's Island side there is a parking lot with a few historical markers telling visitors the story that Breach Inlet played in the American Revolution; in 1776 that the British could not ford the inlet and take Sullivan's Island on foot, many drowning trying to cross the inlet from what is now IOP to Sullivan's Island. On the IOP side there is a footpath through the brush to get to the inlet and from there you can head left to get the beach at Isle of Palm. Both sides have small parking lots and small beaches that you can fish off of. Swimming the Inlet is illegal, because it is so dangerous and I've witness currents take skiers flying off; only to be saved by life jackets they were wearing. Many people have drowned in this water. But it is a great place to come fish, wade (not swim) in the water, or just hang out on a nice day.

An odd enclave that one could (and I did) go through Charleston and North Charleston many times…read morewithout ever encountering, this military space has been made into a nice public park. Views of the water and the big road bridge abound, while a smaller pedestrian bridge highlights the entrance to the park from North Charleston. There are a variety of art objects, and the park certainly hasn't forgotten its naval origins. It's free to enter, and quieter than the downtown parks.

I was offered an amazing opportunity to go to high tides latest event low tide. It was EDM concert…read morewhich featured a couple of shops and food. I had an absolute blast and knowing now that Riverfront Park has other concerts and little nights out that you can take place and I could see myself going many more times. There are chill areas to hang out at the grass and a little amphitheater for you and your friends to take you photos. The music is good and the vibes were magical.

Brittlebank Park on Lockwood Drive is one of Charleston's beautiful parks. A convenient spot…read moredowntown to catch the sunset. They have a good parking lot to host all kinds of events and a small playground. I went here for an evening yoga workout on a sunny Sunday with my friend.

This is a nice, no frills, green space to take in some Marsh views and enjoy the Charleston…read morewaterside. It's a nice multiuse space for events with parking along the water. Nice loop for a short jog, dog walk or a little picnic.

Captain Geoff was great!!! We left the ramp for a 2 min…read moreboat ride and we were on fish right away. We caught 150+ fish, it was honestly ridiculous! I've fished with captains all over the world and Geoff is at the top of the list. He was everything you look for when chartering, we will definitely be fishing with him again.

We had such a fun time. Captain Geoff was fun and relaxed and informative while he showed us the…read moresights and hot fishing spots. Fun learning to cast and catch! We will do this again! Thank you!

Absolutely love this little gem on James Island, affectionately nicknamed sunrise park. It is a…read moregreat spot to watch the sunrise over the water and watch the sunset behind the skyline and bridge. There is a small gravel parking lot, two beaches, a dock that many fish off of or pull their boats up to before hitting the water. I will note there are sharks at this beach (well duh! You're probably thinking. But I tend to see more here in the shallows than I do at the main beaches.) speaking of sharks, this is a great spot to search for tiny shark teeth (and I do mean tiny!!) I love coming here to walk the dog or have a picnic. It's absolutely beautiful and a well kept spot for locals.

This park is a hidden gem for sharks teeth. Every time am in Charleston, we must stop here to hunt…read morefor them. The views are also incredible!!

Nice little park to walk the pup! Definitely bring bug spray in the summer. But it makes a…read morebeautiful backdrop for your photos!

Great park. Not busy unless there is soccer. The playground is in full sun much of the time…read moreunfortunately and there is a creek right by the playground, so bring bug spray. Great trails, easy parking and clean bathrooms by the playground.

Breathtaking views by the water to walk. Artwork displayed on the way. Free public restrooms as…read morewell as limited free parking. Available parking elsewhere, but need to pay. Great spot for a walk and then to grab a bite to eat on Shem Creek.

It was a VERY hot day in late June when we were at Shem Creek Park but the views all but made up…read morefor any discomfort we felt with the heat. The park consists of several boardwalks that allow you to walk over the creek and the marshlands that surround it, it's also adjacent to a more commercial boardwalk full of retail and restaurants as well as a marina where you can watch shrimp boats come in and feed the dolphins and pelicans their cast offs. I could have spent hours there just doing that! I love bird watching and the walkways out into the park are perfect for that. At the end of a few of them they also have covered pergolas/gazebo like structures with a bit of seating and shade if you want to park for a while and watch. This is also ground zero for a lot of fishing, so it may be a bit more crowded an other parts of the park but on a bright, sunny day it's the place you'll want to be.