Located along the northern edge of Charleston County you'll find the remote island of Bulls Island. The island has a hidden history to South Carolina and the scenery is breathtaking. Only accessible by boat or ferry this island is a place that enthusiasts for boating, fishing, hiking, bird watching, and those that enjoy gathering shells along the beach is a go to place.
The island was established in 1932 as a preserve for the local habitat. The island offers 16 miles of trails and views of the low country that define the area. To access the island you'll need to put in at Garris Landing or take the ferry from there.
The Seewee outpost offers your needs for the island. Whether it be from food to bait for your outdoor experience for the island this is your last stop before heading out to an unbelievable experience.
Once on the island you will have an adventure of a lifetime that will give you only a memory of a beauty that you can't put into pictures. The Fishing is incredible and you can catch Redfish, Sea Trout, Whiting, Croaker, and Sharks.
This is a island that is dear to me and my memories of this place will always last forever. Hope you're able to enjoy this amazing island as I have and appreciate the low country beauty it has to offer.
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