by Kari Whitley | Jun 3, 2025 | Bulls Island & Cape Romain, Community, General, Our Team, Shem Creek, Tours
GUIDEPOSTS Thank You, Charleston!Coastal Expeditions Celebrates Big Wins in the Best of Charleston 2025 Awards We are overjoyed and deeply grateful to share that Coastal Expeditions has been honored with multiple accolades in the Charleston City Paper’s Best of...
by Kari Whitley | May 23, 2025 | Bulls Island & Cape Romain, Community, Frequently Asked Questions, General
GUIDEPOSTS Bulls Island Ferry: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Planning a trip to Bulls Island with Coastal Expeditions? You’re in for a wild adventure—literally! As the gateway to Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, the Bulls Island Ferry offers access to a...
by Kari Whitley | Apr 26, 2025 | Beaufort, Birding, Bulls Island & Cape Romain, Community, Foundation, General
GUIDEPOSTS How to Be a Good Steward on South Carolina’s Wild Beaches When you step onto places like Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, St. Phillips Island, or Hunting Island State Park, you’re not just visiting a beach—you’re entering a living, breathing ecosystem...
by Kari Whitley | Apr 24, 2025 | Beaufort, Birding, Bulls Island & Cape Romain, Community, General
GUIDEPOSTS Painted Buntings Return to the Lowcountry:How to Attract These Vibrant Visitors to Your Backyard Each spring, just as the sweetgrass begins to stir and the salt marshes wake up from their winter slumber, the painted buntings return to South Carolina’s...
by Kari Whitley | Mar 24, 2025 | Birding, Bulls Island & Cape Romain, Foundation, General
GUIDEPOSTS Protecting Horseshoe Crabs in South Carolina The South Carolina coast is home to a remarkable and ancient marine creature: the horseshoe crab. These living fossils play a pivotal role in the coastal ecosystem, serving as a crucial food source for migratory...
by Kari Whitley | Feb 25, 2025 | Bulls Island & Cape Romain, General
GUIDEPOSTS The Martello Tower on Bulls Island: A Forgotten Piece of Coastal History Bulls Island, the largest of four barrier islands within the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, is a 5,000-acre haven of maritime forest, salt marshes, and white sandy beaches....
