Four Hours on a PonTiki: A Private Little River Cruise for Groups

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Four Hours on a PonTiki: A Private Little River Cruise for Groups

A four-hour private charter in Little River aboard PonTiki Myrtle Beach — a group-focused cruise (up to 47 people) that includes beer, wine and music and is useful for planning logistics, costs and pack lists.

Four Hours on a PonTiki: A Private Little River Cruise for Groups.

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Location
Little River
Operator
PonTiki Myrtle Beach
Category
Boat Tour
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PonTiki’s Four Hour Private Charter in Little River is built for groups — families, friends and celebrations — offering a private cruise experience stocked with refreshments, beer, wine and music. The operator recommends booking in advance and structures pricing around a base rate for 10 passengers with the option to expand the party to as many as 47 people.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE MOOD

Onboard social cruising with drinks and music

The charter comes stocked with refreshments and explicitly includes beer, wine and music, creating a social atmosphere suited to group celebrations and leisurely afternoons on the water.

THE SCALE

Private boat for groups — pricing by party size

Pricing is structured around a base price that covers 10 people and then a per‑person rate for additional guests, allowing private use of the boat for small to very large groups.

THE GROUND RULES

What you can bring — and what you can’t

Guests may bring snacks and personal items; each boat has coolers with ice. Dogs are not permitted on private cruises, aerosol sunscreen is discouraged, and the operator enforces a strict zero‑tolerance marijuana policy.

What the day feels like

What the four‑hour private charter feels like

Expect a four‑hour private cruise tailored to your group: a staffed PonTiki boat in Little River, stocked with water and other refreshments, where guests bring snacks if desired while the operator provides beer, wine and music for the ride. The offering is presented as a full private‑charter day out and is recommended to be booked in advance.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this private charter best serves — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Large Groups & PartiesWell suited — the pricing and boat capacity support groups, with private space for celebrations and social gatherings of up to 47 people.
2
Families with childrenA good match — the charter is described as accommodating all ages, making it a family‑friendly option for a private outing.
3
Guests with petsNot a fit — dogs are explicitly not allowed on private cruises, so travelers planning to bring pets should make other arrangements.
4
Groups seeking a party atmosphereA match for those wanting a lively onboard experience — the cruise includes beer, wine and music, but guests must adhere to the operator’s conduct and substance rules.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Guests are encouraged to bring towels, sunscreen (avoid aerosol/spray sunscreen), personal snacks if desired; boats have coolers with ice and the cruise is stocked with water and other refreshments.

Onboard provisions

Beer, wine and music are included with the private cruise; food is not provided by the operator but may be brought aboard.

Rules & restrictions

Dogs are not permitted on private cruises; the operator enforces a zero tolerance marijuana policy and will return to port immediately if violations occur.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the private charter?

The offering is a four‑hour private charter.

How much does the private charter cost?

Base pricing is $1,700 for up to 10 people; additional guests (11–47) are charged at $170 per person.

Are drinks provided onboard?

Yes — the cruise includes beer, wine and is stocked with refreshments including water.

Can I bring my dog?

No — dogs are not allowed on private cruises.

Can I bring food and coolers?

Yes — food is not provided but guests may bring snacks; each PonTiki boat has coolers with ice for guest use.

What happens if someone uses marijuana onboard?

The operator enforces a zero‑tolerance policy; if guests are found using marijuana the cruise will be required by the U.S. Coast Guard to return to port immediately and the full cruise rate will be charged even if the cruise is cancelled.