Sunset on the Intracoastal: A Private Low‑Country Dinner Aboard Freedom

LITTLE RIVER PRIVATE FIELD GUIDE

Sunset on the Intracoastal: A Private Low‑Country Dinner Aboard Freedom

A fully private, evening 2.5‑hour cruise on the 42ft Lagoon catamaran Freedom through Little River’s Intracoastal Waterway, pairing coastal sights with a shared Low‑Country Boil.

Sunset on the Intracoastal: A Private Low‑Country Dinner Aboard Freedom.

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Location
Little River
Operator
Sailing Myrtle Beach
Category
Private
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Hop aboard Freedom, a 42ft Lagoon catamaran, for a fully private evening cruise that follows the Intracoastal Waterway past the historic Little River fishing‑village waterfront and out into the Little River Inlet. The 2.5‑hour outing combines coastal scenery with a communal Low‑Country Boil served aboard the boat, all on a chartered private vessel for your party.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

A private charter aboard Freedom

Freedom is a 42‑foot Lagoon catamaran offered as a private charter—your party has the vessel to itself for an evening on the water.

THE FOOD

Low‑Country Boil shared family‑style

Dinner is a classic Low‑Country Boil—redskin potatoes, smoked sausage, corn on the cob, fresh shrimp, crab legs and mussels cooked together—meant to be eaten with the fingers and shared among your group.

THE SIGHTS

Intracoastal views and inlet passage

The cruise travels along the Intracoastal Waterway, past the historic Little River fishing village waterfront and into the Little River Inlet, offering close coastal scenery as evening falls.

What the day feels like

What the evening feels like

You board at the marina and settle into a private 2.5‑hour powered trip aboard Freedom. The rhythm is deliberate: a relaxed transit along the Intracoastal Waterway, a slow pass of the Little River fishing‑village waterfront as daylight softens, then a run into the Little River Inlet. Dinner is communal and casual—the Low‑Country Boil meant to be eaten with your hands—while the captain manages the vessel and the crew attends the meal service.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this cruise suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
CouplesIdeal: the cruise is offered as a private charter and is well suited to couples seeking an intimate evening on the water within the vessel's guest limit.
2
Small groupsGood fit: groups up to the six‑passenger cap can book the entire boat for a private dinner experience.
3
FamiliesSuitable for small families that fit within the six‑person limit; larger family gatherings will exceed the vessel's capacity.
4
Large parties & event plannersNot ideal: the charter is limited to a maximum of six passengers and is configured as a private small‑group outing rather than a large event.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration

The cruise runs approximately 2.5 hours.

What to Bring

Bring any personal motion‑sickness remedies you prefer; the operator notes these items are not provided onboard. Dress for coastal evening conditions.

Not Included

Motion sickness remedies are not included. Gratuities for captain and crew are optional and appreciated.

Meeting Point

Boarding is at Cricket Cove Marina in Little River, SC.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Evening / Sunset Dinner Cruise?

The cruise lasts approximately 2.5 hours.

Where do we meet for the cruise?

The meeting point is Cricket Cove Marina in Little River, South Carolina.

Is this a private charter?

Yes. The cruise is a fully private charter for your party aboard the catamaran Freedom.

How many guests can the charter accommodate?

The vessel accommodates up to six passengers.

What food is served on the cruise?

Dinner is a Low‑Country Boil that includes redskin potatoes, smoked sausage, corn on the cob, fresh shrimp, crab legs and mussels, served family‑style.

Are motion‑sickness remedies or gratuities provided?

Motion‑sickness remedies are not provided onboard and should be brought by guests if desired; gratuities for the captain and crew are optional.