by Kari Whitley | Jun 14, 2025 | Community, Foundation, General, Sea Turtles
GUIDEPOSTS Turtle Patrol Update:Week Five As of Saturday, June 14, there are 684 nests in Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge on Cape and Lighthouse Islands.*All activity conducted with loggerhead sea turtles is done under state and federal permits (MTP-563) Every...
by Kari Whitley | Jun 11, 2025 | Community, General, Shem Creek
Voted Charleston’s Best Place to Paddleboard! Find Out More GUIDEPOSTS Golden Hour Kayak & SUP Rentals Experience Shem Creek at its Best—For Less Looking for the perfect time to kayak or paddleboard on Shem Creek? Here’s your sign. Coastal Expeditions is...
by Kari Whitley | Jun 10, 2025 | Community, General, Shem Creek, Tours
Voted Charleston’s Best Place to Paddleboard! Find Out More GUIDEPOSTS Paddleboard Tours on Shem Creek: A Peaceful Way to Explore Charleston’s Coastal Beauty Looking for a unique way to explore the Lowcountry during your Charleston or Mount Pleasant vacation?...
by Kari Whitley | Jun 5, 2025 | Community, Foundation, General, Sea Turtles
GUIDEPOSTS Turtle Patrol Update:Week Four In addition to locating (and relocating nests), the turtle patrol rescued a mama loggerhead who was stuck in the marsh. As of Thursday June 5, there are 477 nests in Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge on Cape and Lighthouse...
by Kari Whitley | Jun 4, 2025 | Beaufort, Community, Our Team
GUIDEPOSTS Coastal Expeditions Welcomes Thornton Lacy as General Manager of Our Two Beaufort Outposts With over 15 years of experience in marina management and maritime transportation, Thornton brings knowledge and leadership to our team on St. Helena Island and...
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...
