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Hilton Head Seafood Festival Daufuskie Island History Experience
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Hilton Head Seafood Festival Daufuskie Island History Experience

4.4(5 reviews)
4 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
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Hilton Head Island, United States

Explore Mary Field’s School where Pat Conroy once taught and found inspiration

Experience local artisan studios and meet the residents keeping crafts alive

Enjoy walks beneath moss-draped oaks and observe native wildlife on the island

Discover the serene and undeveloped beauty of the Lowcountry landscape

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Experience the charm and history of Daufuskie Island, a hidden gem tucked between Hilton Head and the mainland and accessible only by boat. This small-group excursion offers an intimate journey into the island’s rich cultural traditions and creative spirit. Guided by an experienced interpretive naturalist and USCG-licensed captain, you’ll explore the undeveloped side of the island, visiting remarkable landmarks like the First Union African Baptist Church, the Praise House, Mary Field’s School, and local artisan studios. Along the way, enjoy quiet walks beneath moss-draped oaks, spot local wildlife, and gain a deeper appreciation for the island’s unique beauty.

Discover the legacy of the Gullah culture, descendants of enslaved West Africans who settled here in the 1700s. With African and European influences, the Gullah people preserved unique language, cuisine, and customs for more than a century despite tremendous struggles. More than just a tour, this experience connects you with the spirit of the Lowcountry, combining history, culture, and artistry in an unforgettable setting.

Round trip Interpretive boat cruise

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USCG licensed Captain & Interpretive Historian

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Casual clothing

Sunscreen

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Travelers with Limited mobility impairments
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Nature enthusiasts
Groups of friends
Seniors and mature travelers
Physically fit travelers
Photography lovers
Culture and history enthusiasts

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