Out Yonder Excursions Reviews

10/10! Our experience on Out Yonder Excursions went above and beyond. Our captain was extremely knowledgeable about the area, its history, wildlife and ecosystems. We enjoyed the intimate experience as it was just our group of three and another couple. A refreshing change of pace compared to being on the bigger boats that pack people in like sardines. Getting an opportunity to see the low country away from downtown and more touristy areas gave us a new appreciation for this truly special part of the country. Thank you Captain Chris!

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Simone Woods

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Tucked away in the heart of the Lowcountry, Meggett County Park is a hidden gem offering stunning views of Charleston’s beautiful salt marshes. Whether you're launching a kayak, casting a line, or simply enjoying the peaceful scenery, this park is the perfect place to slow down and reconnect with nature. Surrounded by breathtaking marsh landscapes and abundant wildlife, it's a favorite spot for both locals and visitors seeking an authentic coastal experience. If you're looking to escape the crowds and experience the quiet beauty of the Lowcountry, Meggett County Park is well worth the visit. 🌾🌊🛶
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The tidal salt marshes surrounding Charleston are some of the most productive ecosystems on the planet, and they're teeming with life—especially crabs! Scientists have documented more than 20 species of crabs in Charleston's estuarine habitats, with several species calling the marsh itself home year-round. From tiny mud crabs hiding among oyster reefs to the iconic blue crab cruising tidal creeks, these crustaceans play a vital role in keeping the marsh healthy.

If you've ever explored the marsh at low tide, you've probably noticed hundreds of fiddler crabs scurrying across the mud. Species like the Atlantic marsh fiddler, red-jointed fiddler, squareback marsh crab, and purple marsh crab are among the most common residents. Their constant digging and burrowing helps aerate the marsh soil, recycle nutrients, and create habitat for countless other species.

Next time you're out on the water or walking along a tidal creek, take a closer look at the marsh beneath your feet. That bustling world of crabs is hard at work supporting the entire Lowcountry ecosystem—from the spartina grass to the fish, birds, and dolphins we all love to see. The salt marsh truly is the heartbeat of the South Carolina coast! 🦀🌾🌊
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Tamanends Dolphins on the hunt in the Folly River near Morris Island Lighthouse.

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Tamanends Dolphins stay busy in the spring and summer. It’s high time to birth calves and get to work making new ones for next year.

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Busy season for the dolphins! Summer is high time to birth calves and make new ones.
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Mother nature sure is the best artist.

I found this feather on my morning woods walk with the dogs. I definitely prefer being way out yonder watching nature wake up over the hustle and bustle of morning rush-hour traffic.

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It’s certainly shrunk over the years but the fishing just gets better and better #outyonderexcursions #outyonder #lowcountrylocal #lowcountryliving

Evening Primrose on the beach by the lighthouse at Morris Island, South Carolina. #SouthCarolina #outyonderexcursions #lowcountrylocal #lowcountryliving #outyonder

Just hanging Out Yonder with the Dolphins #outyonderexcursions #outyonder #lowcountrylocal #lowcountryliving

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Just a little Morning Marsh Magic with @outyonderexcursions

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In South Carolina’s tidal salt marshes, dolphins use the changing tides like a perfectly timed hunting strategy, herding fish into shallow creeks and muddy banks. Some pods even practice the rare behavior of strand feeding, where they briefly slide onto the marsh edge to catch escaping prey before slipping back into the water. Watching these intelligent dolphins work together in the Lowcountry marsh is one of the most unforgettable sights on the coast.
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Don’t get much better than sunset on the water #lowcountryliving #outyonder #outyonderexcursions #lowcountrylocal

We are VERY ready for shrimp season

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The estuaries around Charleston provide one of the most productive ecosystems on the Atlantic coast, serving as critical habitat for dolphins, fish, birds, and countless marine species. Tamanend’s dolphins are especially adapted to these brackish waters, where freshwater from rivers mixes with saltwater from the ocean to create nutrient-rich feeding grounds. These dolphins play an important role as apex predators, helping maintain balance within the estuarine food web while also serving as indicators of overall ecosystem health. Protecting the tidal creeks, marshes, and estuaries of South Carolina helps preserve biodiversity, improve water quality, and sustain the coastal environment that both wildlife and local communities depend on.
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In the estuaries of the Lowcountry, Blue Crab play an important role in the coastal ecosystem by helping maintain balance within the marsh food web. The region’s tidal creeks and salt marshes provide essential habitat for crabs, fish, shrimp, and oysters, making these wetlands some of the most biologically productive environments on the Atlantic coast. Harvesting and enjoying fresh blue crabs is both a long-standing coastal tradition and a reminder of the importance of protecting healthy estuaries.

Out Yonder away from the crowds

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Just a lil stroll on the beach

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Creepin the creeks with Out Yonder Excursions

Ditch the tourist traps and explore behind the scenes of the Lowcountry with Out Yonder Excursions! Join our small group tours, led by a local guide who will help you tap into your inner nature lover and discover the beauty that lies off the beaten path. 🌴 #outyonder #OutYonder #lowcountry #lowcountrylocal #lowcountryliving #outyonderexcursions

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