The Strand's water sports split by water: ocean flights and rides out front, calmer rental days on the Intracoastal behind. This guide's films — several pulled fresh — cover both.

PARASAILING IN MYRTLE BEACH – WATCH THIS IF YOU’VE NEVER DONE IT!

Beachin with the Boones

The Boones go parasailing in Myrtle Beach and film it as a first-timer's guide: the nervous riders in the front seat, the crew, the boat ride out and the flight itself. The channel's most-watched watersports film answers its own title — watch this if you've never done it. (Native pull returned the Arabic auto-translated track; recovered to the genuine English transcript on the one allowed re-fetch.)

Key takeaways
  • A first-timer's parasailing run, filmed end to end
  • Covers the boat ride, the crew and the flight
  • The Boones' signature 'watch this first' watersports film

What to do in Myrtle Beach this Summer. Jet Ski on the Waterway - Myrtle Beach Watersports WATER FUN

Beachin with the Boones

The Boones take jet skis out on the Intracoastal Waterway from the watersports marina in Myrtle Beach — a friend's-birthday outing that shows how a rental day on the waterway actually runs, away from the ocean surf. One of the few full-length jet ski films on the Strand's calmer water.

Key takeaways
  • Jet skiing the Intracoastal Waterway, not the open ocean
  • Shows the marina rental routine start to finish
  • A full-length ride, not a clip

Dolphin Cruises and Scuba in Murrells Inlet with Express Watersports | Myrtle Moments

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

A Myrtle Moments segment on dolphin cruises and scuba diving in Murrells Inlet with Express Watersports, told with PADI open-water instructor and Coast Guard-licensed captain Katie Brandy, who came to the inlet by way of Coastal Carolina's marine science program. (Watch content on the water-sports guide; the video's only caption track is an Arabic auto-translation — the one allowed English re-fetch returned the same track, so no transcript is stored.)

Up and out

The Boones' parasailing film is the channel's signature first-timer document: the nervous front-seat riders, the crew, the boat ride out and the flight, filmed end to end. (Its transcript arrived as an Arabic auto-track and was recovered to genuine English on the one allowed re-fetch.) Their jet ski film runs the Intracoastal Waterway from a Myrtle Beach marina — the rental routine start to finish, away from the surf.

Cruises, scuba and charters

An Express Watersports segment covers Murrells Inlet's dolphin cruises and scuba with a PADI instructor and licensed captain; its only caption track is an Arabic auto-translation, so it stands as watch content with that stated. Little River's Hurricane Fleet interview covers the charter end — fishing, dolphin cruising and diving from the village docks — and the CVB's Little River portrait adds the shrimp boats, the casino cruise and Vereen Memorial Gardens.

Little River, SC: Fishing Charters and Dolphin Tours with Hurricane Fleet | Myrtle Moments

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Visit Myrtle Beach interviews Captain Cameron Sebastian, owner-operator of the Hurricane Fleet and Coastal Scuba in Little River. He tells how the town began as a sleepy fishing village in the 1930s and grew into the Grand Strand's charter-fishing capital, and what a day on the water — deep-sea fishing, dolphin cruising or diving — looks like from the Little River docks.

Key takeaways
  • ["Little River began as a fishing village in the 1930s","The Hurricane Fleet runs fishing charters and dolphin cruises from the town docks","Charter fishing is the village's signature activity"]

Little River: Fishing Village Vibes

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Visit Myrtle Beach's portrait of Little River, one of South Carolina's oldest coastal communities and a historic fishing village just below the North Carolina line. The film covers the shrimp boats on the Intracoastal Waterway, dockside restaurants like Crab Catchers, the Big M Casino cruise, dolphin tours, the May Blue Crab Festival, Vereen Memorial Gardens and the scenic Glen Dornoch golf course.

Key takeaways
  • ["Little River is one of South Carolina's oldest coastal communities","Shrimp boats and dockside restaurants line the Intracoastal Waterway","The Big M Casino is billed as the area's only casino cruise","The Blue Crab Festival anchors the town's May calendar"]

The Marsh Walk in Murrells Inlet Tour. 75 Days of Summer - Near Myrtle Beach.

Beachin with the Boones

Beachin with the Boones' full MarshWalk tour during the 75 Days of Summer: the whole inlet loop at low tide, mud flats and clam beds exposed, the charter boats tied up and the restaurant row doing its summer business. Half an hour of the MarshWalk as a working waterfront, not just a dining strip.

Key takeaways
  • Full inlet-loop walk filmed at low tide in summer
  • The working side: charter boats, clam flats and the marina
  • Part of the Boones' 75 Days of Summer series

The working waterfront

Two MarshWalk films close it: a full low-tide inlet loop among the charter boats and clam flats, and the marina's own story of how the inlet waterfront was built. The second is watch content; its caption track is a Dutch auto-translation.

Sources: the 7 videos on this page.

Watch: Myrtle Beach Watersports Guide, guided

1 videos · summaries from the actual guides

Murrells Inlet MarshWalk and Fishing with Crazy Sister Marina | Myrtle Moments

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

A Myrtle Moments segment on the MarshWalk's own story, told by Sean Bond, who grew up in Murrells Inlet and now runs Crazy Sister Marina: about 25 years ago the inlet's property owners came together to build the boardwalk over the marsh — the old government dock became the Veterans Pier — and turned a fishing village waterfront into the Grand Strand's dining-and-music strip, headboat fishing, dolphin cruises and goat sightings included. Loaded as watch content: the episode's caption track is a Dutch auto-translation, so no transcript is stored.

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