All Aboard Myrtle Beach's Only Dolphin & Island Catamaran Cruise

What you'll do:

Set sail for an unforgettable family adventure!

Hop aboard our spacious catamaran for a 2-hour dolphin and island cruise, where excitement meets discovery. As we glide through Myrtle Beach’s scenic waters, keep your eyes peeled for playful dolphins, soaring seabirds, and other incredible marine life! With a family-friendly atmosphere, expert guides, and breathtaking ocean views, this magical journey is perfect for guests of all ages. So, grab the crew, bring your sense of adventure, and let’s make some memories!

Why we love it for your party:

• Built-in party soundtrack (Our top-tier sound system keeps the energy up and the vibes on point as you cruise along the coast)

• Golden hour or bust (Choose a daytime cruise or a sunset sail for stunning photos and unforgettable moments)

• Snacks on deck (Enjoy drinks and treats from our refreshment galley—your own floating café experience)

• Mini beach adventure (Hop off at a barrier island for seashell hunting and a barefoot walk in the sand)

• Dolphin cameos (Keep your eyes peeled for playful dolphins popping up to say hello)

About this experience partner:

Southern Shores Cruises Catamaran Dolphin & Island Cruise is voted #1 in the Myrtle Beach area as the family-friendly adventure like no other!

Kids and adults alike will love discovering seashell-covered shores, beautiful coastal waters, and the magic of the marine world.

Additional information:

• Age limit: All ages permitted (must be 21 or older to purchase alcohol)

• Tips: The Captain & First Mate work really hard to provide a great experience for our passengers. Tips are greatly appreciated. If you feel service is not up to par (outside of nature's realm), please reach out to our management team immediately.

• Dolphin sightings: While we try to find dolphins each and every trip, we cannot guarantee sightings.

• Island protocol: Time on the Island is not guaranteed. We will always do our best to get you to the Island, but it is the captain's discretion if it is safe to pull up to the beach.