Who it’s for & what you get
- Wheelchair accessible
Frequently asked
Is Water Dog Paddle Co. one of the best activitys in Charleston?
Water Dog Paddle Co. is ranked #159 activity in Charleston by community votes.
What is Water Dog Paddle Co. best known for?
Guided kayak and paddleboard outfitter operating out of Kiawah Island's Andell Bluff, with accessible launch options on the Kiawah River.
Who should go to Water Dog Paddle Co.?
Water Dog Paddle Co. works well for both locals and visitors looking for a quality activity in Charleston.
Where is Water Dog Paddle Co. located?
Water Dog Paddle Co. is located at 1880 Andell Bluff Blvd, Kiawah Island, Charleston, SC.
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