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Coastal Eco-Charters, Inc.
The Grand Strand's only charter boat service that specializes in personalized environmental education tours. Experience the beauty of our native salt water wetlands and barried islands, Discover amazing sea creatures in their natural habitat and explore miles of pristine coastal beaches, waterways and salt marshes. All charters are led by Captain Rutenberg, a Myrtle Beach native and state licensed biology teacher.
And check the specials page for a fun family package with Coastal Eco-Charters. 843-655-5593 or 843-685-2737 www.coastalecocharters.com
Calabash Fishing Fleet
No vacation is complete without a great day of boating on the East Coast! Departing daily out of the “Seafood Capital of the World”, Calabash, NC, our fleet offers 1/2 day. ¾ day, full day, Gulf Stream and Night Fishing trips as well as Sport Fishing Charters. If you are looking for a scenic cruise, join us for our daily Dolphin Adventure!! A cruise that is sure to have you coming back again each time you visit Myrtle Beach! 9945 Nance St, Calabash; 910-570-0017 or 843-626-9090
www.calabashfishingfleet.com
Hurricane Fleet Fishing Center
Your boating and fishing headquarters on the north end of the Grand Strand is Hurricane Fleet Fishing Center. Relax in a sightseeing tour and dinner cruise or take the crowd-pleasing Dolphin Adventure Cruise. Novice and experienced fishermen may charter a boat for deep sea fishing in the Gulf Stream or fish a half-day above the reefs and wrecks 15 miles offshore. Bait, tackle, rod and reel are provided on all fishing trips. 9975 Nance Street, Calabash; 800-373-2004
www.hurricanefleet.com
Rosie Sportfishing
Accommodating up to six passengers, Captain Mike Rosenquist offers 8-, 10- & 12-hour fishing expeditions. Fish offshore or boat to the Gulf Stream and drop your lines. Single, multi-day and tournament fishing are also available. The 47-foot Buddy Davis Sportfisher has twin diesel engines, outriggers, fighting chair and full salon with two heads. Whether you’re a novice fisherman or a seasoned angler, you’ll be comfortable as you fish for tuna, dolphin, wahoo, kingfish and billfish. Fishing licenses, bait and tackle are included with all charters. 2120 Sea Mountain Highway, Harbourgate Marina, North Myrtle Beach; 843-340-3416
www.rosiesportfishing.com
Sea Screamer
Enjoy a relaxing scenic tour of the Intracoastal Waterway before speeding into the ocean for a wet and wild excursion aboard the 149-passenger open-air boat that seems to fly across the Atlantic. There’s even a good chance that you’ll see dolphins swimming nearby. Open Monday through Saturday in the summer with several daily departures. Waterfront, Little River; 843-280-2400
www.seascreamer.com
Voyager Fishing Charters
There are many trips from which to choose, lasting from a half-day to overnight excursions. Looking to hook the trophy sailfish? Then a blue water Gulf Stream trolling charter is what you’ll need to reserve. Bottom fish the Gulf Stream for vermillion snapper and giant sea bass. Or fish at night for black tip and tiger sharks. At Voyager Fishing Charters, the choice is yours.
(Next to the Dockside Restaurant at the Calabash waterfront, 843-626-4900)
www.voyagerfishingcharters.com
Capt. Smiley’s Inshore Fishing Charters
Let Captain Patrick “Smiley” Kelly guide you through inshore, creek and inlet fishing, or take you out to a near shore wreck for flounder. The daily sightseeing and ecology tours for up to four passengers through the pristine waterways of Little River are perfect for birdwatchers and photography enthusiasts. Or try catching blue crabs on a two-hour crabbing tour. Captain Smiley provides all the equipment while you supply your food and drinks. Call for reservations. 4474 Waterfront Avenue, Little River; 843-361-7445
www.captainsmileyfishingcharters.com
Cherry Groovin’ Kayak Adventures
Get back to nature with a salt marsh ecology tour of Cherry Grove Inlet or explore on your own with kayak rentals. Free delivery and pick up to the North Myrtle Beach area. 4459 Barcelona Lane, Little River; 843-902-5238
Little River Fishing Fleet
From half-day sport fishing to nighttime shark fishing, private charters and the 90-foot “Pride of the Carolinas” party boat are anchored in Little River, ready to take you out on the water. Bottom fish the Gulf Stream for amberjack, grouper and red snapper or troll its current for king mackerel, Wahoo and tuna. Highway 17 South, North Myrtle Beach; 843-249-1100
www.littleriverfleet.com
Myrtle Beach Water Sports
At Myrtle Beach Water Sports in Little River, you can glide behind a boat on a parasail ride or rent jet skis that hold up to three people and splash through the waves. Take a pontoon boat out for a half-day or day long leisurely cruise and private island exploration. The thrill-seekers in your family will want to climb aboard the Sea Screamer, the world’s largest speedboat. It will be a high speed, rip-roaring good time on the Atlantic Ocean. 4495 Mineola Avenue, Little River; 843-280-7777.
www.myrtlebeachwatersports.com
Renegade Charters
Pick your pleasure—four, six, eight or ten hours of fishing—aboard the 31-foot Renegade. If you’re hankering for Spanish mackerel, cobia and sea bass, Captain Terry Coffey will help you find it. Renegade Charters accommodates up to six passengers and travels from one-half mile offshore to 40 miles out in the Atlantic. Open daily, year round. 1505 Watson Avenue, Little River; 843-280-8954
www.renegadefishing.com
SeaQuest
Have the adventure of a lifetime with SeaQuest Charters. Offering a wide variety of cruises, pleassure, scenic or dinner. Think of seeing the Grand Strand coastline with our romantic sunset cruises for up to six people or just the two of you. Or strap yourself in for the fight of your life on one of our fishing quests. We offer 1/2 day, 3/4 day, all day and gulf stream trips for the hardcore fisherman. Captain Randy says "Fish On!" 2120 Sea Mountain Hwy. North Myrtle Beach, SC; 843-902-8573
www.seaquestmb.com
Captain Mark Dickson/Shallow Minded Inshore Fishing
Join lifelong North Myrtle Beach resident, Captain Mark Dickson, as he guides up to four passengers on a full- or half-day fishing trip that will have you catching your own seafood. This former Southern Kingfish Association tournament professional specializes in light tackle inshore fishing for redfish, flounder, trout, cobia, king and Spanish mackerel. First, you’ll use a cast net to catch your live bait—mud minnows, shrimp and finger mullet. Fishing licenses, tackle and bait are provided. All you have to do is make a reservation and pack a picnic lunch. Year round fishing available. One Harbour Place, Harbourgate Marina, North Myrtle Beach; 843-208-7099
www.fishmyrtlebeach.com
Crowd Pleaser Sportfishing
31' Yellowfin with twin 250 HP Suzukis. Come chase Tuna, Dolphin, Wahoo and Billfish in Gulf Stream waters. We also specialize in live bait , light-tackle fishing for King Mackerel and bottom fishing for Grouper and Snapper. Crowd Pleaser Sportfishing is family oriented, so ladies and children are welcome. North Myrtle Beach (843) 997-9773.
www.crowdpleasersportfishing.com
Coastal SCUBA
This PADI dive facility offers charters and SCUBA diving lessons year round. Explore natural and artificial reefs and shipwrecks from the Civil War and World War II and find not only sunken treasures but an abundance of marine life, such as angelfish, barracuda, sunfish and sea turtles. Safari IV, the 45-foot dive boat comes equipped with a full-size head, bunk beds and a professional and courteous crew. Book your dive charter early as Coastal SCUBA fills up fast. Open daily. 1501 Highway 17 South, North Myrtle Beach; 800-249-9388
www.coastalscuba.com
Thomas Outdoor Watersports
The staff at Thomas Outdoor works non-stop to ensure your comfort and most of all your safety. Tear through the water on a brand new 3 seater Seadoo on your way to the beautiful Atlantic Ocean where you will experience a thrill unlike any other. Or rent by the hour and enjoy a wonderful secluded stretch of the Intracoastal Waterway to unleash the power of the 130 hp four stroke Seadoo GTi. Take a brand new 24 ft. pontoon out for a relaxing trip on the waterway or head to Birdl Island for some great shelling and exploring. Bring a picnic lunch and pull your boat right up to the beach! If fishing is your thing, grab some bait and tackle. We offer several types of boats for fishing, from John boats to center consoles. Fishing license not required. Anchor Marina, 2200 Little River Neck Rd., North Myrtle Beach; 843-280-2448
www.mbjetski.com
Downwind Sails
Between the Springmaid Pier and the hustle and bustle of Ocean Boulevard’s oceanfront hotels nestles Downwind Sails. Sign up at the seaside shack for jet ski rentals where the course extends one-mile out into the Atlantic Ocean or go on a catamaran ride with one of Downwind Sails’ professional sailors. You and your closest friends can parasail together in custom seats designed for two or three people. The entire family will fit on a banana boat ride that cruises in front of the crowded beach, bouncing and splashing the whole way. If ocean kayaking is more your speed, you’re invited to paddle through the challenging surf zone alone or in a tandem kayak, where two paddles are better than one. Open daily in summer, water conditions permitting. 2915 South Ocean Boulevard, Myrtle Beach; 843-448-SAIL
www.downwindsailsmyrtlebeach.com
Myrtle Beach Sailing Charters
Captain Tim Hamilton takes you aboard the 27 foot Catalina sloop "Sans Souci" for an offshore sailing adventure, waterway cruise, or a sunset dinner cruise. Your private charter can last for 2 to 12 hours and include any combinatioin of: offshore sailing, waterway cruising, nature watching, island exploring, shelling, snorkeling, dolphin watching, swimming, sunbathing, and dining. Call 843-902-0759 for more information.
www.hamiltoncharters.com
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