Three-Hour Private Charter Aboard PonTiki in Little River

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Three-Hour Private Charter Aboard PonTiki in Little River

A private, three-hour PonTiki cruise out of Little River — starting at $1,275 — for groups (all ages) of up to 47 people, with beer, wine, and music included.

Three-Hour Private Charter Aboard PonTiki in Little River.

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Location
Little River
Operator
PonTiki Myrtle Beach
Category
Boat Tour
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PonTiki Myrtle Beach runs a three-hour private charter from Little River designed for groups who want a private day on the water: gather family and friends, bring snacks and towels, and settle into an upbeat cruise that comes stocked with refreshments, beer, wine, and music.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ONBOARD SCENE

Drinks and a Soundtrack Included

Each private PonTiki cruise arrives stocked with refreshments and includes beer, wine, and music, so the boat comes ready for a celebratory group mood without needing to arrange a bar service.

THE GROUP

Private Charter for Large Parties

These private three-hour charters accommodate groups up to 47 people, with base pricing and per-person rates provided for larger parties — a format built for reunions, celebrations, and big-family outings.

THE PRACTICAL TIP

Book Ahead and Pack Smart

The operator recommends booking in advance; guests may bring snacks, towels, and sunscreen (but not aerosol sprays), and each boat is equipped with coolers and ice to keep food and drinks cold.

What the day feels like

What the Three Hours Feel Like

A three-hour private cruise on PonTiki is framed as a social outing: guests board for a dedicated private charter, settle into music and drinks supplied on board, and spend the trip focused on their group rather than a public tour — an easy, convivial slice of time on the water in Little River.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this private charter suits — and who should reconsider.

1
Large Groups & CelebrationsIdeal for reunions, parties, and gatherings: the charters accommodate up to 47 people and are priced for group bookings.
2
Families with ChildrenAll ages are welcome, making this a practical choice for family outings that want a private-boat experience with onboard refreshments.
3
Pet OwnersNot a good fit for dog owners — dogs are not allowed on private cruises.
4
Groups Expecting to Use CannabisNot suitable: the operator enforces a zero-tolerance policy for marijuana onboard and will return to port if guests use it.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring towels, non-aerosol sunscreen, and any snacks you want (food is not provided). Boats have coolers with ice; refreshments, including water, are stocked onboard.

Alcohol & Beverages

Beer and wine are included with the cruise; every PonTiki cruise is stocked with refreshments and water.

Pets & Prohibited Items

Dogs are not permitted on private cruises; aerosol sunscreen is discouraged because it creates messes, and marijuana use is prohibited.

Booking & Group Size

Base pricing and per-person rates apply depending on party size; booking in advance is recommended for private charters.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What is the duration of the charter?

This is a three-hour private charter.

How many people can ride on a private charter?

Private charters accommodate groups of up to 47 people.

Are drinks provided?

Yes — the cruise includes beer, wine, and other refreshments; water is provided on every PonTiki cruise.

Can I bring my dog aboard?

No — dogs are not allowed on private cruises.

Is marijuana allowed on board?

No — PonTiki enforces a zero-tolerance policy for marijuana; use onboard will require immediate return to port and the cruise will be charged in full if canceled.

Should I bring food?

Food is not provided, but you are welcome to bring snacks (particularly for morning trips); each boat has coolers with ice to keep items cold.

Is aerosol sunscreen allowed?

Guests are asked to refrain from aerosol (spray) sunscreen because it causes messes onboard and can contaminate food and surfaces.