Community Events
We offer more than just lessons!
Our goal:
✓ Skills Practice
✓ Have Fun
✓ Support System
A Community Built on the Water
Women on Boats is more than a boating class — it’s a community of women learning, practicing, and growing together on the water. We here to grow confidence through repetition, shared experiences, encouragement, and connection. That’s why community is a core part of everything we do.
🌴 Women’s Adventure Series
Island brunch
Fossil Hunts
Dolphin Cruises
👭 Meetups/Skill builders
Navigation & Nibbles
Coffee Walks
Skills Clinics
Real Women. Real stories. real confidence
Lady Captain Interview Series
The Lady Captain Interview Series highlights women who love being on the water — in all its forms.
Featured women may include: Boat captains and instructors, outdoor professionals, conservationists and educators, Moms and grandmothers, Weekend boaters and sandbar regulars
Each interview shares honest stories about confidence, learning, mistakes, and joy on the water.
Trip Planning Workshop
Join us for an informal evening learning the ins and outs of planning a successful day on the water. We’ll touch on tides & currents, basic chart reading/navigational planning, weather awareness, and trip timing.
Oyster Roast & Clinic
Oyster roasts are a quintessential winter pastime in the Lowcountry. Learn all about our local oysters – including how to harvest them – before having an oyster roast on the beach.
Island Brunch & Walk
Cruise out to an island and enjoy a morning beach walk while we whip up pancakes, eggs, and sausage.
Cast Net Clinic
Join us for a fun evening honing our cast netting skills
Additional Information
We are a subdivision of Tideline Tours.
All trips are operated by our licenses captains. More information about our business can be found at www.tidelinetours.com
How many people can you accommodate?
Our boats hold 4, 12, and 18 people.
Where do you depart from?
The majority of our trips leave from Sunset Cay Marina on Folly Beach. Occasionally we will have offerings in other locations around Charleston.