Explore North Inlet Creeks: Guided Kayak Tour in Myrtle Beach's Pristine Wetlands
Discover one of the Grand Strand's most enchanting destinations south of central Myrtle Beach: the North Inlet-Winyah Bay Reserve. Spanning over 18,000 acres of tidal marshes and wetlands, including 12,000 acres within the historic Hobcaw Barony on Waccamaw Neck, this protected area offers unparalleled natural beauty.
Nature lovers and experienced kayakers flock here for its diverse flora, fauna, and rich history. On September 5, join a naturalist-guided paddle through the North Inlet creeks. This ocean-dominated estuary features expansive salt marshes and an undeveloped forested watershed, providing endless opportunities for exploration. The tour includes an educational overview of the ecosystem, natural history insights, and basic kayaking instruction.
Having personally paddled the Hobcaw Barony waters with my spouse, I can attest to its must-visit appeal for outdoor enthusiasts. At $60 per person, it's an exceptional value for immersing in nature and history.
For novice kayakers: Wear sturdy shoes, pack snacks and water, and bring a camera, binoculars, sunscreen, and hat. Tours are limited to six participants—reserve in advance by calling (843) 904-9016. Meet at the Hobcaw Barony Discovery Center, and consider a guided property tour while there.
Learn more at www.northinlet.sc.edu or call (843) 904-9016.




