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Murrells Inlet Ghost Cruise Legends and Lores of the Lowcountry
Murrells Inlet
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Step aboard The Explorer for a ghostly adventure through Murrells Inlet, where tales of spirits and local legends come alive under the moonlight. This all-ages ghost cruise provides a unique blend of ghostly storytelling and scenic views of the marsh. As you listen to stories of hauntings and folklore, enjoy the comfort of your USCG-certified vessel, complete with a spacious deck and onboard refreshments. Perfect for families, couples, or anyone looking to explore the spookier side of the South Carolina coast.
- 1-hour ghost cruise suitable for all ages - Listen to tales of local hauntings and folklore - USCG-certified vessel with onboard snacks and drinks available - Ideal for families, da...
Главные места
1 час
Предлагается в Английский
Бесплатная отмена бронирования
Мобильный билет
1 час
Предлагается в Английский
Бесплатная отмена бронирования
Мобильный билет
Что входит
Restroom on board
Места встреч
Отъезд
4079 US-17 BUS
Check-in for this tour is at our ship store in the parking lot of Dead Dog Saloon. The store sits directly to the left of the restaurant and the big red chair in the parking lot. Additional parking is available across the street in the gravel parking lots.
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Важная информация
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Младенцы и маленькие дети могут кататься в коляске или коляске.
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Животные-поводыри разрешены
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Рядом расположены остановки общественного транспорта.
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Подходит для всех уровней физической подготовки
Политика аннулирования
Для полного возврата средств отмените заказ не позднее, чем за 24 часа до запланированного времени отправления.
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Чтобы получить полное возмещение, вы должны отказаться от участия не позднее чем за 24 часа до начала опыта.
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Время отказа определяется по местному времени.
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Если вы отказываетесь от опыта менее чем за 24 часа до его начала, сумма, которую вы заплатили, не будет возвращена.
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Для этого опыта требуется минимальное количество туристов. Если он будет отменен, потому что не набрано минимальное количество, вам будет предложена другая дата/опыт или полный возврат средств.
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Любые изменения, сделанные менее чем за 24 часа до времени начала опыта, не будут приняты.
Murrells Inlet Ghost Cruise Legends and Lores of the Lowcountry
Murrells Inlet
Что входит
Restroom on board
О сайте
Step aboard The Explorer for a ghostly adventure through Murrells Inlet, where tales of spirits and local legends come alive under the moonlight. This all-ages ghost cruise provides a unique blend of ghostly storytelling and scenic views of the marsh. As you listen to stories of hauntings and folklore, enjoy the comfort of your USCG-certified vessel, complete with a spacious deck and onboard refreshments. Perfect for families, couples, or anyone looking to explore the spookier side of the South Carolina coast.
- 1-hour ghost cruise suitable for all ages - Listen to tales of local hauntings and folklore - USCG-certified vessel with onboard snacks and drinks available - Ideal for families, da...
Главные места
1 час
Предлагается в Английский
Бесплатная отмена бронирования
Мобильный билет
1 час
Предлагается в Английский
Бесплатная отмена бронирования
Мобильный билет
Места встреч
Отъезд
4079 US-17 BUS
Check-in for this tour is at our ship store in the parking lot of Dead Dog Saloon. The store sits directly to the left of the restaurant and the big red chair in the parking lot. Additional parking is available across the street in the gravel parking lots.
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MarshWalk
Cruise past the famous Murrells Inlet MarshWalk, a lively waterfront boardwalk known as the heart of the Inlet and the “Seafood Capital of South Carolina.” This scenic stretch is lined with popular waterfront restaurants and local favorites like Dead Dog Saloon, Drunken Jack's, Wicked Tuna, Creek Ratz, J Peters, The Claw House, Bovines, and Inlet Shipwreck Bar & Grill.
Bustling with charter boats, live music, and waterfront energy, the MarshWalk offers a true glimpse into the coastal lifestyle of Murrells Inlet and the greater Myrtle Beach area. Hang out at the Tuna Shack, Inlet Beer Garden or the Mullet Hut and watch fishing boats come and go with the day’s catch, see pelicans and shorebirds along the marsh, and take in sweeping views of the saltwater estuary that makes this area so unique. It’s one of the best places along the Grand Strand to experience fresh seafood, waterfront dining, and Lowcountry charm — all in one unforgettable setting.
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Veterans pier
As we leave the MarshWalk, you’ll see the Murrells Inlet Veterans Pier, a public fishing pier built on the historic site of a World War II U.S. Army Air Forces Crash Boat Station (circa 1943–1945). The station supported aerial gunnery training from the nearby Myrtle Beach Army Air Field and was used to locate and recover pilots and aircraft involved in training accidents over the coastal waters and marsh.
The facility included a long marsh dock, storage buildings, and a radio shack used to coordinate rescue operations. Local boat captains and volunteers often assisted military personnel in coastal patrol and recovery efforts, making it an important support site along the Grand Strand during the war.
After WWII, the military abandoned the station and it transitioned into a public fishing pier. Over time, storm damage, including Hurricane Hugo in 1989, destroyed much of the original structure. The site was later rebuilt and incorporated into the MarshWalk area in the early 2000s.
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County Road S-22-600
As we continue through Murrells Inlet, you’ll pass Oyster Cove, one of the area’s most exclusive waterfront communities. Known for its “million-dollar homes,” this neighborhood features private docks, sweeping marsh views, and direct access to the tidal creeks of the inlet. It offers a glimpse into Lowcountry waterfront living, where boats are as common as cars and every home overlooks the ever-changing salt marsh.
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Garden City UFO House
Keep an eye along the shoreline and you might spot one of the area’s most unusual landmarks — the so-called “UFO House” in Garden City. Built in 1976, this round, elevated structure looks like something straight out of a sci-fi movie, which is exactly how it earned its nickname.
But this home isn’t just for looks — it was actually designed as a hurricane-resistant structure, engineered to withstand extreme coastal storms with its unique shape and elevated design.
Surrounded by traditional beach homes, the UFO House quickly became a local curiosity and has since turned into a must-see landmark along the Grand Strand. It’s even survived major hurricanes with little to no damage, proving that its futuristic design was far ahead of its time.
Still owned by the original family and used as a vacation home, they usually are only seen around the holidays. And while we might not see the owners too often, locals like to joke that the only regular residents are George, Jane, Judy, and Elroy.
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Государственный парк Хантингтон-Бич
As we continue towards the jetties, you’ll pass Huntington Beach State Park, one of South Carolina’s most important protected coastal preserves. This undeveloped stretch of shoreline features wide, natural beaches, dunes, and maritime forests that remain largely untouched by development, offering a rare glimpse of the Grand Strand as it once was.
The park is part of a vital coastal ecosystem that supports a wide variety of wildlife, including shorebirds, sea turtles during nesting season, and frequent dolphin activity just offshore. Its estuaries and salt marshes are also part of the larger Murrells Inlet watershed, one of the most biologically rich tidal systems on the East Coast.
Huntington Beach State Park is widely recognized for its conservation efforts and natural beauty, making it a standout landmark along the South Carolina coast and a key example of preserved Lowcountry habitat.
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Drunken Jack Island
Sail by Drunken Jack Island, a quiet and undeveloped barrier island surrounded by winding tidal creeks and salt marsh. According to local legend, the island takes its name from a pirate known as Drunken Jack, who was reportedly left behind by his crew after a night of celebration. The story goes that they intended to return for him, but days turned into weeks and weeks into months. When they finally made it back, all that remained was a weathered campsite marked by scattered bones and empty rum bottles — a haunting tale that has become part of Murrells Inlet folklore.