MURRELLS INLET BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Murrells Inlet to the Point: A 3‑Hour Island Cruise Where You Can Anchor, Swim and Stretch the Day
A three-hour cruise to Murrells Inlet 'Point' with the option to anchor at a local beach and swim; this guide distills what to expect, safety rules and how to extend the trip.
Murrells Inlet to the Point: A 3‑Hour Island Cruise Where You Can Anchor, Swim and Stretch the Day.
The Inlet Island Excursion is a three‑hour boat cruise operated by Myrtle Beach Tikis that runs out to the Murrells Inlet 'Point' for a local beach experience where passengers may anchor and swim at their leisure; life jackets are provided and the cruise can be extended on request.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A short cruise out to Murrells Inlet 'Point'
The vessel takes guests directly to the Murrells Inlet 'Point'—the defining waypoint of the excursion and the place where the crew can drop anchor for beach access.
Anchor and swim at your own risk
Passengers have the option to anchor on the beach and go for a swim from the anchored boat; swimming is expressly at your own risk while life jackets are made available.
Family‑friendly cruising with mandated life jackets for young children
The excursion is set up for all ages and the operator provides life jackets; children 12 and under are required to wear a lifejacket while the vessel is in motion.
What the day feels like
What the trip feels like
A leisurely three‑hour outing that feels like a short coastal escape: the boat departs, steams out to the Murrells Inlet 'Point', and when the anchor drops you have a window of beach time to swim and linger; if you want to stay longer the operator can extend the cruise subject to availability.
THE ROUTE
A short cruise out to Murrells Inlet 'Point'
The vessel takes guests directly to the Murrells Inlet 'Point'—the defining waypoint of the excursion and the place where the crew can drop anchor for beach access.
THE BEACH
Anchor and swim at your own risk
Passengers have the option to anchor on the beach and go for a swim from the anchored boat; swimming is expressly at your own risk while life jackets are made available.
THE FAMILIES
Family‑friendly cruising with mandated life jackets for young children
The excursion is set up for all ages and the operator provides life jackets; children 12 and under are required to wear a lifejacket while the vessel is in motion.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this excursion suits—and who should take precautions.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Life jackets are provided by the operator; guests should plan for beach time if anchoring, but specific gear lists are not supplied in the trip details.
Island cruises are three hours long but may be extended upon request; to add additional time call (843) 902-8454 or ask your captain upon arrival.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Inlet Island Excursion?
Island cruises are three hours long but may be extended upon request, subject to availability.
Can we extend the cruise?
Yes—trips may be extended upon request; to add additional time call (843) 902-8454 or ask your captain upon arrival.
Are life jackets provided?
Yes, life jackets are provided for passengers.
Are there rules for children regarding life jackets?
Children 12 and under are required to wear a lifejacket while the vessel is in motion.
Can we swim from the boat?
You will have the option to anchor on the beach and swim, but swimming is at your own risk.