Bull River Cruises

Bull River Cruises is a company specializing in eco-friendly boat tours and excursions in the coastal Georgia area, particularly around Savannah. They offer a variety of tours that highlight the natural beauty and ecological significance of the region's waterways and coastal environments. Popular tour options include guided nature tours, bird-watching excursions, sunset cruises, and educational trips focused on the local marshlands, wildlife, and the history of the area.

The company operates boats that are well-suited for navigating the intricate waterways and shallow backwaters of the coastal regions. Their tours are led by knowledgeable guides who provide insightful commentary on the flora, fauna, and ecological systems of the area. Bull River Cruises aims to offer a unique experience that connects guests with the natural world while also promoting environmental stewardship.

Specific offerings can vary, so it's advisable to check their official website or contact the company directly for the most current information on tours, schedules, and pricing.

912-898-1800
www.bullriver.com

Products

Ecological Education/Marina Consulting/Diving Services

Savannah USA

PO Box 30072
Savannah GA 31410
USA

Ships

H.J.SCHWARTZ

Barge | Flag: United States of America | Port: Duluth, MN

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