Folly Beach Fossil Hunting Boat Tour
Explore Morris Island's shores on a 4.5-hour fossil hunting tour from Folly Beach, spotting dolphins and discovering hidden treasures.
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Important Information
- • Service animals allowed
- • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- • Due to walking, not recommended for young children
- • Comfortable shoes and hat recommended
- • Bring sunscreen and a camera
Embark on an unforgettable journey from Folly Beach to Morris Island, where the thrill of fossil hunting awaits. This 4.5-hour tour takes you through the stunning Lowcountry salt marsh estuaries, offering a chance to spot Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins and other wildlife. As you arrive at the uninhabited Morris Island, explore its shores in search of shark teeth, fossilized vertebrae, and bone fragments. Your knowledgeable guide will assist in identifying your finds and share intriguing stories about the iconic Morris Island Lighthouse. With a round trip trek of up to 5 miles, this adventure promises both excitement and discovery. Don't miss the opportunity to uncover the hidden treasures of Folly Beach. Book your spot today for a memorable fossil hunting experience.
Pros
- Discover the beauty of Lowcountry estuaries
- Search for shark teeth and fossilized bones
- Learn about Morris Island Lighthouse history
- Spot Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins
- Enjoy a scenic boat ride
- Explore an uninhabited barrier island
Includes
- Cooler with ice and bottled water
- USCG Certified Master Captain
- Adult and child life jackets
- Scenic boat ride through Lowcountry estuaries
- Visit to Morris Island
- Assistance in locating and identifying fossils
Excludes
- Food and beverages
- Bug spray
- Gratuities
- No food or snacks provided
Tour Highlights
- • Discover the beauty of Lowcountry estuaries
- • Search for shark teeth and fossilized bones
- • Learn about Morris Island Lighthouse history
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