Dataw Island is a private gated community in Beaufort County, SC, roughly 6 miles east of downtown Beaufort, bounded by Morgan River to the northwest and Jenkins Creek to the southeast.

Map: Dataw-Island-Map.pdf

Golf: Details coming!

Tennis & Pickleball: Details coming!

Oak Island Preserve: A 32-acre nature preserve adjacent to Dataw Island, known for its maritime forest, trails, and ecological features; reachable via local trails or bridge from the main island. A great spot for nature walks, views of ponds and marsh, and enjoying native flora/fauna.

The Ruins: Archeological site on the southern end of Dataw Island, near the intersection of Dataw Dr. & Dataw Club Rd. These remnants of an 18th-century plantation are preserved and part of the island’s rich history.

BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA IS A CHARMING COASTAL TOWN THAT CAPTURES THE ESSENCE OF THE LOWCOUNTRY. IT'S ONE OF THE OLDEST CITIES IN THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, WITH A RICH HISTORY DATING BACK TO THE EARLY 1700s.

Have breakfast at Beedos- a beloved local favorite just a short drive from town. Known for scratch-made breakfast and lunch favorites like flavorful burgers, savory sandwiches, crispy fries, and fun twists on classic comfort food, it’s a great place to fuel up before or after exploring the Lowcountry!

Explore the shops of downtown Beaufort- stroll through Historic Downtown Beaufort and discover a charming mix of boutique shops, galleries, and local spots — all nestled along beautiful Bay Street in the heart of the city.

Discover Beauforts rich history- immerse yourself in the stories that shaped this charming coastal town with a history tour of Beaufort! Known as one of the oldest and most picturesque communities in the Southeast, Beaufort’s streets are lined with grand antebellum homes, moss-draped oaks, and hidden historic gems.

Just a short drive from town, Hunting Island is one of South Carolina’s most beloved coastal gems— a serene 5,000-acre barrier island with miles of undeveloped beach, scenic nature trails, and abundant wildlife for guests to enjoy. Wander along the shoreline, stroll the marsh boardwalk, spot birds and dolphins, or relax with a picnic by the sea.