Barrier Island Eco Tours

06/11/2026

🥳☀️HAPPY FRIDAY EVE!!! 🥳🙌🏼
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We are having a super fun flash sale for our morning Capers trip for June 12th!!! Must call to reserve in order to receive discount. [*50% off Discount only applies to June 12th Capers Wildlife tour at 9:00am-12:30pm.*] Feel free to say the secret code when calling: fridaymorelikefriYAY.
Number to call: 843-886-5000

06/11/2026

Ducks in a row….more like bucks in a row!!!
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Check out these deer Capt. Robert saw in the salt marsh!

06/09/2026

What the dolphin sees 🥹🩵🙌🏼

06/05/2026

World Environment Day is a reminder that some of our most valuable ecosystems are often overlooked. Tidal salt marshes protect our coastlines from storms, filter pollutants from the water, store carbon, and provide critical habitat for countless species of fish, birds, reptiles, and invertebrates. Preserving these wetlands means protecting the health of our oceans, our wildlife, and our communities for generations to come.

06/05/2026

Famous Amos received some fan mail today 🥳🩵🙌🏼!!

06/04/2026

The ocean pulled back its tidal curtain to reveal a few of its mudflat and tide pool SEAcrets!
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We have semi-diurnal tides here in the Lowcountry. That's a fancy science way of saying we experience two high tides and two low tides each day! When we experience extreme high tides during a spring tide, often called a king tide, that also means we’ll experience extremely low low tides. Those extra-low tides expose vast mudflats, tide pools, and parts of the coastline that are usually hidden beneath the water.

06/03/2026

Fed = dead when it comes to wild animals.... Don't feed wildlife - except birds

The Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network is asking Charleston locals and visitors to stop feeding wild or begging dolphins.

06/02/2026

We have lots of questions on how you ended up here but you probably are equally confused, lil’ buddy.
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This is NOT a typical reptile we see on the beach. It’s also NOT a snake, but a glass lizard!
Unlike snakes, glass lizards have eyelids and external ear openings. They can also drop part of their tail to escape predators (a great adaptation in our opinion!).

05/31/2026

Locals showing off.
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Remember to give marine mammals their space and don’t change their natural behavior. You never know what they already have planned 🤷‍♀️🤷🤷‍♂️!