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Myrtle Beach: Surf Lessons with Board & InstructorYou’ll learn to surf right on Myrtle Beach with real locals guiding you from sandy practice to your first ride. Expect lots of laughs, some tumbles, and that wild feeling when you finally stand up—board and instructor included so you can just show up ready to try.
Charleston: Private Dolphin Watch & Morris Island Lighthouse TourYou’ll ride with a native Charleston captain through winding estuaries, spot wild dolphins up close, and set foot on Morris Island by its weathered lighthouse. Hunt for shells or old artifacts in the sand, hear local stories firsthand, and soak up that salty breeze — all at your own pace with only your group on board.
Jet Ski Rental Hilton Head Island: 90 Minutes on Your OwnA 90-minute jet ski rental on Hilton Head Island where you pilot your own Yamaha Waverunner in a designated riding area, departing from Palmetto Bay Marina. You choose your speed, cruise past waterfront mansions on the way out, and often spot dolphins, birds and sea turtles in the open water. Life jacket and fuel are included; drivers must be 21 with a valid license, and arrive 30 minutes early.Is it for me?Book this if you want to control your own speed and direction on the water rather than ride as a passenger. The open riding area and no-instructor-hovering setup suit anyone comfortable handling a throttle and steering their own course for an hour and a half.
Hilton Head: Dolphin & Nature Cruise with Naturalist GuideYou’ll glide through Hilton Head’s Broad Creek with a local naturalist captain, watch Atlantic bottlenose dolphins surface nearby, and learn quirky facts about salt marsh life. Binoculars come out for egrets and oyster beds while sunlight flickers across the water. Expect laughter, real stories, and that salty-sweet air lingering long after you’re back on land.
Charleston: Ghost & Bar Walking Tour with AppetizersYou’ll wander Charleston’s shadowy streets with a local guide, sip craft beers at two historic bars (with snacks included), brush past old graveyards near Circular Congregational Church, and listen to ghost stories in haunted alleyways. The tour ends at a park steeped in dark history — leaving you just spooked enough to keep glancing over your shoulder.
Folly Beach Dolphin Viewing Boat Tour: Dolphins & LighthouseA 90-minute boat tour departing from Folly Beach that takes you into the local tidal creeks and salt marsh estuary in search of bottlenose dolphins, with a USCG-licensed captain and eco guide who explains the dolphins' feeding techniques, social behaviors, and the ecosystem they inhabit. The tour also passes the historic Morris Island Lighthouse. Sunrise, sunset, or midday departures are available; the boat holds a small group and includes a cooler with ice and cushioned seating.Is it for me?The tour departs from Folly Beach with parking on-site, so if you have a car or rental, you're set. If you're staying in Charleston without a vehicle, you'll need to arrange a taxi or rideshare to reach the boat—once you're there, the captain and guide handle the rest, and you're on the water for the full 90 minutes without worrying about navigation or where the dolphins are likely to be.
Charleston: Women's History Walking Tour & Rainbow RowYou walk for two hours through downtown Charleston with a licensed guide who focuses entirely on the women who shaped the city's history. The tour hits St. Philip's Church, the Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon, Rainbow Row, and the Nathaniel Russell House. You'll need moderate fitness for the walking distance, and the tour doesn't shy away from difficult history alongside the triumphs.Is it for me?Book this if you want Charleston's actual history instead of the postcard version, and you're comfortable walking for two hours at a steady pace through downtown streets.
Charleston Prohibition Pub Crawl: Speakeasy Sagas TourSpeakeasy Sagas is a two-hour guided pub crawl through Charleston that traces the city's hidden Prohibition-era past, from the U.S. Customs House to St. Philip's Church and two restored bars with rumored bootlegger connections. A live English-speaking guide leads small groups through the streets where federal agents and rumrunners once clashed, stopping at four venues where you can order cocktails on your own tab while hearing how Charleston's underground liquor trade thrived despite the 18th Amendment. Ages 21 and up only.Is it for me?The two-hour pace and ground-level route work for most walkers, but this tour is built around standing in bars and listening to stories, not moving quickly between landmarks. If you want a faster-paced walking tour or prefer to avoid bar environments, a different Charleston history tour may suit you better.
Charleston: Upper King Street Food Tour with TastingsYou’ll walk through Charleston’s Upper King Street with a local guide, sampling creative dishes at four standout restaurants. Expect lively stories, warm bites fresh from the kitchen, and real insight into how Lowcountry cuisine is evolving right now. You’ll leave full — both from good food and genuine moments shared around the table.
Shem Creek: Shrimp Walking Tour with Captain & Local StoriesYou’ll walk Shem Creek with a real shrimper as your guide, pass historic shrimp shacks, meet local families still working the docks, and hear honest stories about life on the water. Smell salt air, see wildlife in Shem Creek Park, learn why only a handful of boats remain — and leave with a small prize plus a new respect for this place.
Charleston: Outer Banks Film Locations Tour & Behind-the-ScenesYou visit 13 Outer Banks filming locations across Charleston and Mount Pleasant in three hours, stopping to photograph and explore each one. Your guide was a background actor on five seasons, so you get behind-the-scenes stories as you move between the Gaillard Center, Wharfside, Lowndes Grove, and Shem Creek. Snacks and water are included, and the small group size (2–4 people) means you're not competing for the guide's attention or space to take photos.Is it for me?Right for Outer Banks fans who want to see actual filming locations with someone who was there, not a generic city tour. The three-hour pace and small group (2–4 people) mean you're not rushed between stops or competing for the guide's attention.
Charleston: Private Photo Session at Rainbow Row & WaterfrontYou’ll wander through Charleston’s most iconic spots with a local photographer who makes you feel comfortable from the start. Expect candid moments along Rainbow Row, laughter under live oaks at The Battery, and real smiles by Waterfront Park’s fountain. Leave with professional photos — but also memories of small details you might’ve missed otherwise.
Charleston: Historical City Tour & Museum AdmissionYou ride a minibus through Charleston's 300-year timeline with a professional guide pointing out over 100 landmarks including Rainbow Row, the Battery, and Fort Sumter views. The tour lasts 90 minutes and includes admission to The Charleston Museum for a self-guided walk after. Hotel pickup isn't mentioned, so confirm your departure point when you book.Is it for me?Choose this if you want Charleston's 300-year history tied together by someone who knows it, without arranging your own transport or buying museum tickets separately — the minibus and the guide do the work of connecting the landmarks into a story.
Myrtle Beach: Steve Falcon Comedy Hypnosis Show TicketsYou’ll step into a packed Myrtle Beach theater where Steve Falcon’s Comedy Hypnosis Hour flips expectations—maybe you’ll end up on stage or just laugh until your sides hurt. Every show is unpredictable, with wild audience moments and quick-witted comedy from a Vegas pro. Includes entry admission and a chance to join the fun up close.
Hilton Head Island Dolphin Tour 90-Min from Broad Creek MarinaA 90-minute dolphin tour from Broad Creek Marina in central Hilton Head Island explores Broad Creek and Calibogue Sound aboard a custom tour boat with a USCG captain and live guide. The boat route changes based on tides and conditions to increase chances of spotting bottlenose dolphins, birds and other wildlife; you'll see Harbour Town Lighthouse, Daufuskie Island, Buck Island and Bull Island from the water. Children from age 1 are welcome, and all safety equipment is included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying on Hilton Head without a car or don't want to arrange your own boat — the marina is central, the captain adjusts the route by tide to find dolphins, and you're on the water instead of searching the shore.
Myrtle Beach: Semi-Private Surf Lesson for Families & FriendsYou’ll jump straight into Myrtle Beach’s waves with friends or family beside you during this semi-private surf lesson. Expect sandy toes, plenty of laughter over wipeouts, hands-on help from certified instructors, and those little moments when you finally catch your balance—even if it’s just for a second.
Charleston: Food & History Tour with 4-Course DiningYou move between three top Charleston restaurants over four courses while a local guide connects the food to the city's history—the port, the cultures that shaped it, the evolution of Lowcountry cooking. You'll see City Market and a 1680 church without leaving air conditioning. The whole experience takes a few hours and includes VIP service at each stop, plus recommendations for the rest of your stay.Is it for me?Book this if you want Charleston's history and food without the heat of a walking tour—the restaurant-based format keeps you cool and fed while a local guide connects what you're eating to how the city became what it is.
Hilton Head Dolphin Watching Tour: Drive Your Own Mini BoatA guided mini boat tour of Hilton Head Island where you drive your own inflatable boat while a local guide leads you past Harbourtown, Daufuskie Island and quiet backwater creeks. The tour runs 2 hours and includes life jackets, bottled water and chances to spot Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, egrets, ospreys and pelicans. Drivers must be 21 with a valid license; passengers must be at least 5 years old. Arrive 20 minutes early.Is it for me?Take the wheel past Harbourtown and into quiet backwater creeks while your guide points out dolphins, historic sites, and local wildlife—each mini boat fits your group of 2-4 for a hands-on adventure.
Myrtle Beach: Walking Dead Escape Room Game ChallengeYou’ll step into a Walking Dead-themed escape room in Myrtle Beach, racing against time (and zombies) with your crew. Solve creative puzzles, crack codes together, and feel your heart pound as the clock ticks down. Includes all fees and is wheelchair accessible. Expect laughter, teamwork — and maybe a jump scare or two.
Charleston: History Walking Tour with PhD Guide & StoriesYou’ll wander Charleston’s shady streets with a real historian who asks what matters to you before leading you past cobblestones and centuries-old oaks. Expect lively debates, local stories (and dad jokes), plus quiet moments in places like The Battery. You’ll finish feeling more connected — not just to history, but to the city itself.
