Myrtle Beach, SC Area Blazer Dealership
Fishing the Carolina coast means working shallow grass flats on a falling tide, running the Intracoastal, and slipping out an inlet when the ocean lays down. Blazer builds bay boats for that kind of day, and two dealers along the coast keep them on the lot.
About Blazer Boats
Performance is the first decision in our design process, not something we work in after the layout is finished. Every hull is laid by hand at our Pensacola, Florida factory, where we have been building boats since 1978. We use 100 percent composite construction, alternating fiberglass with Coremat so the laminate absorbs a hit instead of passing it through to the stringer grid. Gel coat, hand lamination, and rigging all happen under one roof, which keeps the same crews and the same standards on every boat that rolls out the door. Bay boats get marine-grade stainless steel hardware and fasteners throughout, since saltwater punishes anything less. Every new boat carries a ten year limited warranty. See how the boats go together on The Blazer Difference, or look through the full model lineup.
Blazer Dealerships in the Myrtle Beach Area
Coastal Marine
8553 Highway 544, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588
Phone: (843) 236-9309
Cape Romain Marine
10129 Hwy 17 N, McClellanville, SC 29458
Phone: (843) 887-3330
Website: caperomainmarine.com
About Our South Carolina Dealerships
Coastal Marine has been selling and servicing boats on the Grand Strand since 1973. The showroom sits on Highway 544 between Myrtle Beach and Conway, which puts it within a few minutes of Socastee, Surfside Beach, and Red Hill. Buyers get a recently renovated showroom, new and pre-owned inventory, a trade valuation tool, and financing applications handled in house. Out back, the service department is certified on Yamaha, Mercury, and Suzuki outboards plus Mercruiser stern drives, and it is home to the area’s only Yamaha Certified Master Technician.
Head south on Highway 17 and Cape Romain Marine sits roughly halfway between Charleston and Georgetown in McClellanville, drawing customers from Mount Pleasant, Pawleys Island, and Murrells Inlet. Nineteen years in the marine business have gone into the operation, and Blazer Bay leads the new boat side, with a build tool for anglers who want to order a boat to spec rather than take what is on the lot. The dealership also stocks pre-owned inventory and Magic Tilt boat trailers, sells and services Yamaha, Suzuki, and Mercury engines, runs dedicated Suzuki and Yamaha repower centers, and sends a mobile mechanic to Charleston-area customers who would rather not trailer in.
Why Choose Blazer Boats in the Myrtle Beach, SC Area
Carolina fishing rarely stays in one place. A morning on a grass flat behind Cape Romain turns into a run up the Waterway, and a slick afternoon pulls you out an inlet toward the near-shore reefs. Boats built for one of those jobs tend to disappoint on the other. Blazer bay boats split the difference by design, with hulls that draft as little as ten inches fully loaded and deep V models that stay planted when Winyah Bay stacks up. Look at how they come equipped and the difference gets clearer. The entire front deck is padded, not just the spot where you stand, so a long day of casting costs you less. Low gunnels keep the profile clean and the reach to the water short. Livewells put the aerator outlet halfway down the wall instead of up top, so bait circulates without water raining down on the fish. Those come standard rather than as line items on a quote. Order a 2550 GTS for days with the family aboard, a 2800 Makaira if you want a plumbed console head and double bolster seating, or a 675 Ultimate Bay when skinny water is the priority. Resale is strong across the line, which softens the math on a new boat. Browse the full bay boat lineup or check the dealer locator for other authorized dealers in the Southeast.
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South Carolina Dealership FAQs
Who sells Blazer boats near Myrtle Beach, SC?
Coastal Marine and Cape Romain Marine both carry Blazer Bay. Coastal Marine is at 8553 Highway 544 in Myrtle Beach, SC 29588, reachable at (843) 236-9309. Cape Romain Marine is at 10129 Hwy 17 N in McClellanville, SC 29458, reachable at (843) 887-3330. Between the two locations, coverage runs from Little River down through Charleston.
Can I order a Blazer built to my specs, or do I have to buy what is in stock?
Either works. Every Blazer is built to order at the Pensacola factory, so you can pick your engine, electronics, trolling motor, layout, and color and place the order through your dealer. Cape Romain Marine keeps a Blazer build page on its site for exactly that. Anglers who want a boat now can shop what each dealership already has on the lot instead.
Will a Blazer bay boat handle a run out of Murrells Inlet or Winyah Bay?
Yes. The deep V and hybrid models are drawn for near-shore work, with wide beams and steep transom deadrise that keep the ride dry and settled in a chop. The same boats still get shallow enough for tidal creeks and grass flats, which is the point of a bay boat in this part of the coast. Ask your dealer to match a model to the water you fish most.
Do these dealers handle financing, trades, and service?
Both do. Coastal Marine takes financing applications, offers a trade valuation tool, and runs a certified service and parts department. Cape Romain Marine offers boat financing, takes trades, services Yamaha, Suzuki, and Mercury outboards, and operates repower centers plus a mobile mechanic for Charleston-area customers.
How is a Blazer bay boat covered after the sale?
A ten year limited warranty comes with every new Blazer bay boat. Hand-laid composite hulls and marine-grade stainless hardware are a large part of why these boats hold their value on the resale market years later. Your dealer can walk you through the full warranty terms for the model you are looking at.