Tel: (843) 546 4840
Email: info@BlackRiverOutdoors.com

Saturday, March 31st to Monday, April 2nd
Experience the Waccamaw River Blue Trail on this 3 day, 2 night paddle trip.
Led by professional guides, kayakers will launch Saturday morning from downtown Conway, heading downstream to the Peachtree area
for our first overnight on the banks of the Waccamaw River.
On Sunday morning, we’ll continue downstream passing the Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge then merge with the Intracoastal Waterway en route to Sandy Island. We’ll make camp near there, then paddle down to Hannah Banana’s Sunshine Cabana at Wacca Wache Marina for food & refreshments before returning to camp. Day 3, Monday morning, we’ll ride the outgoing tide, paddling past Sandy Island and historic rice fields, enjoying the Waccamaw River all the way to its outlet into Winyah Bay in downtown Georgetown and the end of our adventure. Join the Waccamaw Riverkeeper and your guides from Black River Outdoors Center for 3 Days of Kayaking
COST for the WILD ON THE WACCAMAW PADDLE TRIP is $235 per person and includes: 3 day guided
tour, kayak rental & accessories, camping equipment (except sleeping bags, personal effects), lunch & dinner
Saturday, breakfast & lunch Sunday & Monday, Blue Trail map, tee shirt, RIVERKEEPER® membership.
CALL US FOR INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS at (843) 546-4840 or email us at info@blackriveroutdoors.com
Paddle the clear black waters that ebb and flow through wilderness cypress-tupelo swamps over sandbars and spreading through creeks to the hidden ponds of the Black River Nature.
Paddle through spartina cord grass marshes and saltwater creeks from the sandy dunes of Huntington Beach State Park at Murrells Inlet
Past mysterious Drunken Jack Island, reputed to hold the treasures of the pirate Black Beard, and to a fresh water lagoon with alligators basking in the sun.
View the magnificent Fyfe and Kaminski Houses and Rice Museum's Clock Tower while paddling along the shores of Goat Island.
Shrimp boats and fishing boats share the harbor with visiting yachts from around the world.
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