For those like us that love the outdoors, the low country offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy peace in nature and explore to your hearts desire. Here are some ideas:
Hunting Island State Park - Explore over five miles of uncrowded beaches, stunning nature trails, access to the state’s only public lighthouse, and more at this breathtaking state park.
The Spanish Moss Trail - This 10-mile bike trail winds through the town, coastal areas, and even salt marshes offering breathtaking views as well as wildlife viewing along the way.
Beaufort Kayak Tours - Take a private paddle through crystal-clear ocean water, or join an ecology tour to explore salt marshes at low tide and learn about local wildlife.
Higher Ground Kayak Tours - Check out some dolphins while kayaking through sun-warmed Beaufort waterways.
History buff? Film aficionado? Seafarer? Fellow haunty? Here's some things that may interest you:
Beaufort History Museum: Founded in 1711, Beaufort is the second oldest city in South Carolina (behind Charleston). Learn about this city's rich history and more.
Port Royal Maritime Center: Learn all about local marine life and conservation efforts being led by the Port Royal Sound Foundation.
Fort Freemont Preserve & History Center: Explore one of the two surviving coastal fortifications in the United States intact from the Spanish–American War era.
Movie Tour: See where scenes from movies such as Forrest Gump, The Big Chill, Prince of Tides and The Jungle Book were shot in and around Beaufort.
Ghost Tour: If you are like the bride and love a good spook, check out this walking ghost tour and visit all the local haunts.
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Dinner - On the Nicer Side:
*Reservations required, no children allowed.
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Seafood:
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*This one is for the Murdaugh Murder fans