Boat clubs, marinas, charters, sailing — Charleston on the water.
Inshore fishing charter operating out of Shem Creek's public day dock, targeting redfish, flounder, and trout in the Lowcountry marshes.
Fishing charter operation running offshore and inshore trips out of the Charleston City Marina at Wharfside Street.
Luxury yacht charter operation docked at Lockwood Drive, running private cruises through Charleston Harbor and the Lowcountry waterways.
Family-run fishing charter operating out of Ripley Point with inshore and offshore trips on Charleston's coastal waters.
Skippered and bareboat charters out of the Municipal Marina, putting guests on the harbor between the Ravenel Bridge and Fort Sumter.
Members-only sailing and powerboat club on the Ashley River with docking, racing programs, and waterfront event space.
Members-only sailing and yachting club anchored at the foot of East Bay since 1882, with docks on the Cooper River.
Private sailing and power club on the James Island waterway with docks, racing programs, and a members-only social calendar.
Offshore and inshore charter operation running out of Ripley Point, putting anglers on grouper, mahi, and redfish in Lowcountry waters.
Half-day and full-day fishing charters launching from Patriots Point marina in Mount Pleasant, captained by a local who knows these waters.
Private sailing and powerboat charters departing from Lockwood Drive marina on the Charleston Harbor.
Local fishing charter running inshore and nearshore trips through Charleston's tidal creeks and coastal waters.
Half-day and full-day offshore fishing charters departing from Ashley Point, captained by locals who know these coastal waters.
Inshore fishing charter running the Lowcountry creeks and marshes out of Lockwood Drive on the Charleston peninsula.
Members-only sailing and racing club on the Ashley River, anchored at Ripley Point since the 1940s.