Guide About Malta Tours

Boats of all sizes and shapes line the docks on each side of the creek. This community has provided much of the shrimp supplied to the Charleston area for 30+ years. Shrimp season opens in late April with the Blessing of the Fleet festival, held at historic Alahambra Hall. Deep sea fishing charter vessels also dock here, as do kayak outfitters. Sail and power vessels tie up to the dock, their passengers encouraged to dine along the quay. The 'no wake' zone makes it easy to pause here for an experience of freshly caught local seafood at restaurants lining "the Creek".

sailing tours Wildlife pictures containing elk or wolves are beautifully colored and will add to the look. Fishing oars are also an interesting touch for the walls, as are fishing nets. Cabin decor is an easy look to achieve with the use of some accents you wouldn't ordinarily think of as decorating items.



Juneau, Alaska is the major cruise port and destination for every cruise line sailing the Inside Passage. This is an amazing city that has a very young history but amazing one nonetheless. All cruise ships port in the down town section of the city, right at the base of Mt. Roberts and Mt. Juneau. The downtown section is hilly, but most of the shops and tour activities are all set on a flat area of the city.

boats lover It's not just the whales that boast all the excitement! Whale watching operation includes marine birds, sea lions, seals, and dolphins on the surface of wide Open Ocean. Come with your family and enjoy this sea adventure. It is a great time for vacation.

private catamaran Looking toward the bridge, R.B.'s and Red's Ice House offer more choices for outdoor dining. RB's is more upscale, and quite serious about proper patron parking, sometimes towing their own customers by mistake. Bright yellow signs warn fines for booting and towing. RB's owns the Shem Creek Towing Company, and keeps a tow truck is parked in view on the lot.

Glass Bottom Boat by Discovery Tours - See the local German shipwreck through the bottom of the boat. You'll also get clear views of the Arashi coral reef, and there are opportunities to go snorkelling if you want to see up close. Overall, it's a 2 hour tour.