Frequently Asked Questions

Questions Answered

  • The captain will be in charge of deciding if it’s safe to go out. In the event of lightning or thunder during the charter time, the charter will be canceled and  whoever booked will receive a full refund. 

  • Gratuity of 20%-25% is the industry standard and greatly appreciated!

  • No spray sunscreen can be used in the boat, please put it on before the charter or once we get to the island. 

  • The maximum size of a charter can be up to 8 passengers. 

  • We are a shoeless vessel, this helps keep the boat in better condition. Shoes will be collected and stowed away before the charter. 

  • You can park at Shrimp Boat Lane public parking.

  • A cooler with ice will be on the boat but feel free to bring your own as well if needed. 

  • Food and drinks are more than welcome on the boat. Please drink responsibly while on the vessel. 

  • No pets allowed.

  • Destinations for the 3 hour for 6 hours charters  include cruising by downtown Charleston, USS Yorktown, Fort Sumter, up the Intracoastal waterway near Sullivans island and Isle of Palms. A stop at Capers Island off the Intracoastal Waterway is available for the 6 hour charter. Capers is a remote island northwest of Isle of Palms. 

  • Yes, a restroom is available on the Pathfinder 2600 TRS. Please note that there is no restroom on the 37’ Freeman.

  • Food, drinks, towels, sunscreen.

  • Our charter departures are located at Shrimp Boat Lane, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464. The floating dock is at the end of the boardwalk near the fishing pier, known as Shem Creek Day Dock.

  • A stop at the islands is optional for a 6 hour charter and the 3 hour. Fort Sumter is the only island stop for the 3 hour charter. 

  • Swimming will only be allowed at the islands due to the strong currents of Charleston's waterways. 

  • We understand inconveniences happen but the charter will start when you arrive and will end on scheduled time. 

  • All ages are welcome! The person who books the charter must be over 21. 

  • Yes, valuables can be stowed away in dry compartments.