Dog-Friendly Things To DoDo something togetherOn the water & out in townDolphin cruises, kayak rentals, the Daufuskie ferry, a carriage through Charleston. The days out that will take the dog as well as you. 2 where they are welcome.Hilton Head IslandCaptain Mark’s Dolphin CruiseDogs welcomeFamily-run and openly dog-friendly: a well-behaved dog on a lead is welcome on the daytime dolphin watch, the sunset cruise and the crabbing trip.From consistent third-party sources · SourceDaufuskie IslandDaufuskie Island FerryDogs welcomeThe public ferry carries pets, and Daufuskie is about as dog-friendly as this coast gets once you land — all three restaurants have outdoor seating that welcomes them, and the island runs on golf carts rather than traffic. Leashed or under voice command.From consistent third-party sources · SourceCharlestonCarolina Polo and Carriage Co.PartlyLap dogs and service dogs ride the carriage; a labrador will not qualify. Ring ahead if yours is borderline rather than turning up hopeful at City Market.From consistent third-party sources · SourceBeaufortCoastal Expeditions at Downtown BeaufortPartlySame rule as the rest of Coastal Expeditions: rentals yes, guided tours no. The Beaufort river front is the gentler paddle of the two.From consistent third-party sources · SourceBeaufortCoastal Expeditions at St. Helena IslandPartlyThe guided trips are not dog trips, but you can rent a kayak and take the dog out yourself. No pet life jackets provided, so bring one.From consistent third-party sources · SourceMount PleasantNature Adventures on Shem CreekPartlyDogs under 50lb on the rentals, but not on the guided tours — the distinction that catches everyone out. Bring a towel to protect the boat, and a life jacket for the dog if you are unsure how it will take to the water.From consistent third-party sources · SourcePolicies change and the host on the day has the final say. Call ahead if the trip depends on it.More for the dogDog rules on every beachTrails, parks & gardensDog parksPatios that mean itHotels and inns that take a dogAll things pets
Hilton Head IslandCaptain Mark’s Dolphin CruiseDogs welcomeFamily-run and openly dog-friendly: a well-behaved dog on a lead is welcome on the daytime dolphin watch, the sunset cruise and the crabbing trip.From consistent third-party sources · Source
Daufuskie IslandDaufuskie Island FerryDogs welcomeThe public ferry carries pets, and Daufuskie is about as dog-friendly as this coast gets once you land — all three restaurants have outdoor seating that welcomes them, and the island runs on golf carts rather than traffic. Leashed or under voice command.From consistent third-party sources · Source
CharlestonCarolina Polo and Carriage Co.PartlyLap dogs and service dogs ride the carriage; a labrador will not qualify. Ring ahead if yours is borderline rather than turning up hopeful at City Market.From consistent third-party sources · Source
BeaufortCoastal Expeditions at Downtown BeaufortPartlySame rule as the rest of Coastal Expeditions: rentals yes, guided tours no. The Beaufort river front is the gentler paddle of the two.From consistent third-party sources · Source
BeaufortCoastal Expeditions at St. Helena IslandPartlyThe guided trips are not dog trips, but you can rent a kayak and take the dog out yourself. No pet life jackets provided, so bring one.From consistent third-party sources · Source
Mount PleasantNature Adventures on Shem CreekPartlyDogs under 50lb on the rentals, but not on the guided tours — the distinction that catches everyone out. Bring a towel to protect the boat, and a life jacket for the dog if you are unsure how it will take to the water.From consistent third-party sources · Source