Working marina on the Isle of Palms waterfront where charter boats depart and casual dockside dining sits alongside fuel pumps and tackle.
Isle of Palms Marina is ranked #49 boating spot in Charleston by community votes.
Working marina on the Isle of Palms waterfront where charter boats depart and casual dockside dining sits alongside fuel pumps and tackle.
Isle of Palms Marina works well for both locals and visitors looking for a quality boating spot in Charleston.
Isle of Palms Marina is located at 50 41st Ave, Isle of Palms, Charleston, SC.
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Naturalist-guided kayak and paddleboard tours through the tidal creeks and barrier island ecosystems off Isle of Palms.
Inshore and nearshore fishing charters out of Isle of Palms, running the local creeks and coastal waters with Captain Bo.
Waterfront marina shop and bar on Isle of Palms where boaters fuel up, grab tackle, and drink cold beer at the dock.
Laid-back waterfront fish house on Isle of Palms serving raw bar staples and fried seafood with cold beer and occasional live music.
Family-friendly beach town with a pier, a county park, and easy parking.
“Isle of Palms is widely regarded as the most family-friendly and upscale of Charleston's nearby beaches — wide, clean sand, solid public amenities, and a classic beach-town feel —…”
Waterfront marina shop and bar on Isle of Palms where boaters fuel up, grab tackle, and drink cold beer at the dock.
Barrier island marina on Isle of Palms with slips, fuel, and direct Intracoastal access.
Inshore fishing charter operating out of Shem Creek's public day dock, targeting redfish, flounder, and trout in the Lowcountry marshes.
Skippered and bareboat charters out of the Municipal Marina, putting guests on the harbor between the Ravenel Bridge and Fort Sumter.