Come aboard Imagine, a five-passenger pontoon boat, and travel the storied rivers and tributaries feeding Winyah Bay with former marine scientist (USC-Baruch Marine Laboratory) and licensed boat tour Captain Paul Kenny at the helm and local treasure historian Lee Brockington imparting histories, mysteries, and tidbits of wisdom from the stern.
Lee has been sharing the history of the Lowcountry for years as an instructor for CLASS and OLLI, as a public speaker for the Georgetown County Library System, and as a former Director of Interpretation for Hobcaw Barony.
Although shade and shelter are available on board, please bring your own weather and bug protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, windbreaker, bug spray). Water and ice are provided.
$125.00 per person, per tour. **Sandy Island River Tour is $170.00 per person and includes lunch.**
Room for five passengers on each pontoon tour. All tours are about 3 hours long with a restroom stop on each tour. Departing from Hagley Landing (at the end of Hagley Drive in Pawleys Island), parking is allowed on Hagley Drive. All Pontoon River Tours will be confirmed 24 hours in advance once Captain Paul Kenny has confirmed the weather forecast.
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Pee Dee River
Friday, October 30, 2026 11am to 2pm
Come aboard the canopied pontoon boat Imagine and travel the storied rivers and tributaries feeding Winyah Bay with licensed Captain Paul at the helm and local treasure and historian Lee Brockington imparting histories, mysteries, and tidbits of wisdom from the stern. Passing a long line of well known rice plantations of the Pee Dee and Plantersville area, hear of men and women both the owners and the enslaved, and learn how rice was produced and why it ended. Attire should include weather appropriate outer wear.
There are 3 seats left.
Pee Dee River Tour
Thursday, November 12, 2026 9:30am to 12:30pm
Come aboard the canopied pontoon boat Imagine and travel the storied rivers and tributaries feeding Winyah Bay with licensed Captain Paul at the helm and local treasure and historian Lee Brockington imparting histories, mysteries, and tidbits of wisdom from the stern. Passing a long line of well known rice plantations of the Pee Dee and Plantersville area, hear of men and women both the owners and the enslaved, and learn how rice was produced and why it ended. Attire should include weather appropriate outer wear. Limited to five passengers.
There are 5 seats left.