With a pristine coastline, a rich antebellum history and a charming, historic downtown, Beaufort is more than one of the most enriching getaways in South Carolina. Here travelers discover a unique destination where stunning views of rivers, marshes and moss-hung oaks couple with authentic Lowcountry cuisine and a relaxing rhythm of life to create an experience that stays with them long after they leave.
Restaurants in Beaufort
5.0 based on 206 reviews
Owner-operated Beaufort Kayak Tours provides narrated natural and cultural history tours in the scenic waters of Beaufort County. Kayak with Jim and Teri to visit historical downtown Beaufort, the secluded ACE Basin, or the palm-studded lagoon of Hunting Island. Discover our area's Civil War history, the impact of rice culture, and the mysteries of the salt marsh and barrier islands. Please visit our website for more information.
5.0 based on 302 reviews
Please call to reserve a tour and take a fascinating walk back in time ! Join Janet Matlock for a 2 hour Walking Tour through the National Historic District of Beaufort, a stroll amidst some of the finest antebellum homes in America.
5.0 based on 268 reviews
Here at the Beaufort Gray Line, our tours are lead by certified guides dressed in period costume. Let them transport you back in time by foot or in our air conditioned vans to enjoy the history, folktales and Hollywood film sites of the Carolina Sea Islands of the Beaufort Lowcountry. Come catch the Spirit with us!
5.0 based on 732 reviews
The Kazoo Factory houses "Kazoobie Kazoos", America's only full-time manufacturer of plastic kazoos. Our building also houses "The Kazoo Museum", a wonderful collection of historic and interesting kazoos. We offer Factory Tours and a chance to make your own kazoo. Perfect for families, school groups, bus tours, and senior citizens. Our gift shop sells all kinds of kazoos and fun musical instruments. Open year round, except major holidays. Free Wi-Fi. Bus and RV Parking. Handicap Accessible. Factory tours are offered five times per day, Monday-Friday on the hours of: 10AM, 11AM, 12PM, 2PM, and 3PM. Group tours are available upon request. Admission: 3 and under Free. Ages 4-11 $7. Ages 12 and up $9. Group pricing upon request.
5.0 based on 1,101 reviews
What a great place to walk, take a picnic and enjoy the swings and sunset. Lots of people just having a nice time and relaxing. I was impressed how clean and neat the entire walk was. Sunsets to die for, kids were playing and parents pushing strollers. Just a peaceful beautiful place. Beaufort you should be proud.
5.0 based on 52 reviews
We offer great kayaking tours thru the ICW Beaufort River and Hunting Island we paddle thru the marsh during high tides and low tide we paddle to a local sandbar and see dolphin and local sea life. We also get out and go swimming and throw a cast net. We offer history tours and movie sites by request. We offer Paddle board instruction, surfing and sailing. We have sailing excursions for 6 people and boating for 4 people. Also bike rentals and kayak rentals. We are located in Downtown Beaufort Marina 1006 Bay street.
5.0 based on 185 reviews
If you seeking additional FUN or things to do while in Beaufort South Carolina visit us at our escape room on Lady's Island. Escape Rooms are the new form of live-action interactive entertainment sweeping the nation. There are different themed rooms in which groups of people participate. These groups usually consist of friends, family members, and co-workers who must work together as a team to solve a series of riddles, clues, hints, lockboxes, and strategies to complete the objectives at hand. The goal is to escape in 60 minutes or less by using your mind with critical thinking, problem-solving, team building and most importantly to have fun!
I’ve never been to an escape room before, but this one was a real good experience. I live in a small town so I thought the business wouldn’t last but it’s been running for over a year and I keep coming back for more. I’ve done nearly all the rooms and am excited to see what’s in store for their new rooms. I first visited with my friend and her family for the DaVinci room (we escaped!). Afterwards, all I could talk about was the mystery and fun of solving such a puzzle. You’re placed in a setting that is so different that it’s enough awe on its own. The rooms are all based on such cool things, not just your average mysteries like Sherlock Holmes but real creative stories that have such detailed backgrounds. The following week I convinced my family to have a go at the Area 51 room. It was crazily bizarre and we loved it. So much bonding and fun, the time seemed to pass too quickly. I didn’t go for a while because it is expensive (although, I think this type of genre of entertainment is meant to be costly because honestly I can’t imagine it’s cheap to provide such an experience). My same friend and her family brought me back for their second go around on the Criminally Insane room. It was insane, and I loved it. We were the first group to escape (with only 30 seconds to spare) and got free T-shirts! Afterwards, the owners came back and explained certain aspects of the room that people find challenging or just interesting facts as well as praising and critiquing our teamwork. You can see the excitement light up in their eyes as they rush into details concerning these magnificent realities they’ve placed customers in. They truly love what they do and I think that itself enhances the experience. A week later I was back with a mixed party of friends and family to do Grandpa Jack’s Attic and was not let down at all. No spoilers but having seen 4 rooms I absolutely love how the background of the story affects such minor details in the rooms like even size (don’t think that’s a spoiler especially considering I worded it so oddly it’s kind of confusing on its own). Anyways, we escaped with 7 minutes left and I’m excited to do the final room in the future if I can find a party who hasn’t completed it. I know this is long, and thanks to anyone who kept up with my long winded review. Just wanted to express every detail of how much I love this business, and not only the originality of the rooms, but the workers whose joys and excitements amplify the experience.
4.5 based on 809 reviews
The only public lighthouse in South Carolina.
We made reservations in advance. Our group of four made the first climb of the day. The 45 minutes allowed per group is more than sufficient. We found the climb to the top well worth doing. Try for a clear day, of course! Also provided are informative plaques as well as outbuildings that provide additional information. They are worth the time. The staff here proved exceptional, knowledgeable, and friendly. At $2 per person this is a great value and fun opportunity.
4.5 based on 2,268 reviews
Park that is a large secluded barrier island with a historic 1859 lighthouse as its centerpiece.
Hunting Island State Park is a well managed and maintained state park that has much to offer including a great beach, a historic lighthouse, add on tours, and maritime forrest trails that are really cool. It is well worth the visit here as you can experience the nature and beauty of the coast that is well preserved and an unique experience.
4.5 based on 590 reviews
Experience Beaufort's rich history and unique charm on a 55 minute, fully-narrated, horse drawn carriage tour. You'll slip back into Beaufort's elegant past as your carriage meanders under the moss covered live oaks, past the breathtaking antebellum homes, historic churches, movie sites and more...
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