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Strand Watersports will offer rentals & guided jet ski tours along Myrtle Beach's scenic Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean. Our tours will last from one to three hours with custom trips also available. Our fleet of Jet Skies are easy to drive, fast, and offer a very smooth ride. All skis will accommodate up to three people with a maximum weight of 450lbs.

No experience required. No need for a boat or gear. Just show up and Shark Wake Park promises to deliver an awesome day on the water. With a 5-tower full-size cable and 2-tower cable system via Alta Cable Ski complete with UNIT Parktech features, our system is one of the easiest to learn on while allowing advanced riders and pros can go as big as they like!

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Fishery goods store in Longsay, South Carolina

Confident and knowledgeable, our staff can assist you in making your buying experience one that you will enjoy.

Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach Kayaking Tours at it's best! Great Escapes Kayaking in North Myrtle Beach SC offers a trip down the Waccamaw river and also to Waites Island SC. We also offer kayaking trips to Cherry Grove marshes.

Renting a jet ski is a wonderful way to find adventure on the Intercoastal’s Waterway, in the backwater, and on the ocean. See the waterfront area quickly and in a fun way.

Deep Sea Fishing Parties, Dolphin Cruises, Sport Fishing Charters, Inter Coastal Waterway Cruises.

Deep Sea Fishing Parties, Dolphin Cruises, Sport Fishing Charters, Inter Coastal Waterway Cruises.

North Myrtle Beach's newest luxury waterfront RV camping resort with a huge state-of-the-art dry dock and marina and wet slips to store your boat. The Resort is located on the beautiful Intracoastal Waterway, at mile marker 348, in the quaint town of Little River South Carolina. Little River is the oldest and one of the most unique towns along the greater Grand Strand. Known for its fresh seafood, fishing charters, annual blue crab festival, and historic centuries-old live oak trees, it is one of the last communities on the Grand Strand where a slower pace of life still exists.