Located just 30 minutes north of the city, Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge is Charleston's Wilderness. This 66,000-acre refuge contains saltwater estuaries, barrier islands, freshwater impoundments and maritime forests, providing critical habitat plants and animals. Bottlenose dolphins raise their calves in these protected creeks, loggerhead sea turtles nest on the island beaches and nearly 300 species of birds migrate through or are year-round residents.

GARRIS LANDING
498 Bulls Island Road
Awendaw, South Carolina 29429
(843) 884-7684

FROM CHARLESTON:
Take Highway 17 North past Mount Pleasant
Turn right onto Sewee Road (you will see a sign for the BULLS ISLAND FERRY)
Turn right onto Bulls Island Road and drive to the end of the road

FROM GEORGETOWN/MYRTLE BEACH:
Take Highway 17 south towards Awendaw
Turn left onto Doar Road at the second entrance off Hwy 17 (there is a white building with a red roof at the corner)
Take the very next right onto Sewee Road
Turn left onto Bulls Island Road and drive to the end of the road