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Safe Harbor
Reserve Harbor
Beautifully tucked away on the edge of the Waccamaw River on Pawleys Island, South Carolina, Safe Harbor Reserve Harbor provides a stunning backdrop for your stay. Our onsite club is a picturesque spot to host weddings and special gatherings, lounge by the pool, or grab a cold drink and a bite to eat with a friend. Full of historic treasures and natural wonders, the surrounding area provides ample opportunities for relaxation and recreation.
Wet Slips
Length Overall - Wet Slips
29' - 35'
Length Overall - Side Ties
36' - 60'
Max Height
Unrestricted
Max Beam
18'
Max Draft
7 - 8'
Available at Your Slip
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
- Shore Power Hookups
- Fresh Water Hookups
- Dock Boxes
- Pump-out
Dry Storage
Length Overall
27'
Max Height
11'
Max Beam
9'6"
Max Weight
5.5 tons
Options
- In & Out Rack
- Dry Stack
Your Dry Storage Includes
- Valet Launch & Haul
- Fire-Protected Facility
- Secure Facility
- Hurricane Resistant Facility
Fuel Dock
Features
- High-speed Pumps
- Regular Diesel
Ship's Store
Products
- Ice
- Water
- Cold Drinks
- Snacks
- Beer
- Boat Supplies
- Apparel
- Accessories
Wedding & Banquet Venue
- Classic Southern Clubhouse nestled in the beautiful oak canopy overlooking the harbor.
- Picturesque backdrop for your timeless event.
- Full service culinary team will create a customized dining and cocktail package suited to your special event.
- Boardwalk through the cypress forest leading to the historic Waccamaw River for unique and unforgettable photo shoots.
- Private event and meeting space with full service bar and video conferencing capabilities.
- Covered Fireplace Patio and screen porch for outdoor events.
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What People Are Saying
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Being a new customer, I have had only limited contact with the people who make this Marina run. The Physical facilities are great but it is always the people who make the difference. The Staff at this marina have gone out of their way to make boating a pleasure again. Thank you !
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Excellent facility. Top quality Manager and Staff. Excellent service performed at a professional level of expertise. Completely satisfied!!
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The Club
The club at Safe Harbor Reserve Harbor is an excellent spot for members to catch a bite to eat, sip on a cold drink, and enjoy a number of sponsored events and activities. Take a dip in the pool, relax in the sun, or sit back and enjoy a great line-up of live music and entertainment with fellow guests. If you’re looking to host a meeting or special event, inquire about our conference rooms featuring scenic views as well as our banquet and event venue–we look forward to serving you and your crew.
Sandy Island
This 9,000 acres of prehistoric sand dune is located between the Pee Dee and Waccamaw Rivers and houses a refuge and nature center for visitors. It is classified as the largest undeveloped freshwater island on the east coast. Founded by an enslaved man who was later freed, the current residents of the island are his descendants, and due to their isolation from the mainland, the Gullah way of life has endured for centuries on Sandy island. Visitors can wander the 2-mile trail that winds through the preserve to catch a glimpse of the unique plants and wildlife, purchase folk art from the locals, and appreciate the untouched beauty of the natural surroundings.
Thoroughfare Creek
With an entrance north of the city center of Georgetown, SC, the creek breaks off of the Waccamaw River, but continues to wind through Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge until meeting up with the Great Pee Dee River to the west. Beautiful anchorages are plentiful here, with stop-offs for walking trails through the refuge along the way. This spot is popular for jet skiing, water sports, and weekend gathering.
North Inlet
This 18,000+ acres of ocean-dominated estuary is composed of extensive tidal salt marshes and wetlands. Located in Georgetown, SC, this undeveloped area is overseen by the National Estuarine Research Reserve System, which is dedicated to the conservation, research, education, and stewardship of America’s estuaries. The Hobcaw Barony Discovery Center exhibits the latest research on this coastal ecosystem and includes a saltwater aquarium. Visitors can access special programming to explore the wetlands by bike and kayak with a seasoned guide.
Historic Georgetown Lighthouse
Located near the entrance to Winyah Bay on North Island, the Georgetown Lighthouse stands 85-foot high and was constructed in 1812 after a hurricane destroyed the original structure, which dates back to the 1790s. Although the interior of the building is not accessible to the public, the historic white-washed brick lighthouse is impressive to view either in person or from the water.
Murrells Inlet Marsh Walk
Situated in the historic fishing village of Murrells Inlet, the Marshwalk is a half-mile wooden boardwalk overlooking the estuary and is home to a lively hub for food, shopping, and entertainment. Pirates and marauders of long ago used the area to stash their treasures, and while their booty is long-gone, their legends and ghost stories remain a part of the village’s colorful culture and history. A great spot for spending an afternoon or evening with your crew.
