Summer Kayaking on Hilton Head. - Had a wonderful time with our guide, Cindy. It was great to experience the Salt marshes up close and personal. Low country sports does a great job.

Wonderful day! - Fantastic tour! Cindy was very knowledgeable and her dog is a very good boy!!!! We had a wonderful time enjoying the natural side of HHI.

Laid Back Kayak Morning Fun - This was a lovely way to spend the morning! We had coffee and then kayaked at a leisurely pace while our tour guide (her hilarious dog Van Gogh rode and dove off her kayak multiple times—that dog is living his best life!) spoke about living in the area. A manatee even swam right in front of my kayak. This was a very laid back kayak trip. We covered less area than we expected, but it was a perfect family experience for us. We really enjoyed it!

Morning Kayaking - We loved our quiet morning kayaking trip with our guide Josie. Her stories were fun and informative. We even saw a dolphin! I highly recommend this trip!

Beautiful excursion. - Great experience for beginners. The guide was knowledgeable about local wildlife and I learned a lot about the island.

Fun morning activity - Fun morning activity! Ruthie was our leader for this trip and she was wonderful! She was very knowledgeable on the area and wildlife. Thanks Ruthie for a great experience!!!!

Great way to start the day! - Great way to start the day! Allie was our tour guide she offered great information about the area and was upbeat and having fun. Nice leisurely kayak, beautiful back drop and an encounter with dolphin made this morning one for the memory books

Great Ksyak Trip - Best part of my week long vacation to Hilton Head. Instructor was great, the experience was a calm, early morning, stress free tour.

Memorable - It was a great experience. Our guide was very engaging and knowledgeable about the area. Her dog provided entertainment as well.

Better just yo go to coffee shop and to rent kayaks - First, I’d like to say that everyone was very friendly and helpful - everyone from check-in staff to our guides. It was our guide’s first trip out (Allie). There was also an experienced guide (Cindy). The coffee is from a coffee maker, so nothing fancy. When in the water, it is very difficult to hear anything that is said. We received a few facts (oysters can filter more than 50 gallons of water per day), but we would have really liked to receive more info about the local habitats and animals. Also, it is easy to become friendly when on a group tour (especially a group of four people total), which sometimes makes people more familiar than maybe they should be; however, discussing the fact that your fiancé was accused of theft and that racism is alive and well in the United States is probably not the type of conversation one should have as a guide, and as a new one at that. I’d recommend a local coffee shop and renting your own kayak.