Tucked between Hilton Head and Savannah, and accessible only by boat, Daufuskie Island is a historical gem. This trip provides a glimpse into a fascinating chapter of Lowcountry history on the undeveloped side of the island. Visit several one-of-a-kind places, including the First African Baptist Church, the Praise House, Mary Fields School (memorialized in Pat Conroy’s ‘The Water is Wide’), the site of the Bloody Point Lighthouse and artisan studios including Silver Dew Pottery and The Iron Fish.
It’s a fascinating journey into the rich history and artisan culture of Daufuskie Island highlighting the contributions of Native Americans, European settlers, and the Gullah community.
Meet Local Artisans
Discover the vibrant artisan community on Daufuskie Island. Visit local craftsmen and artists, and learn about their work and its cultural significance. You’ll have the chance to see traditional crafts being made and purchase unique, handcrafted items.
Explore Historical Sites
Walk through history as you visit key sites that tell the story of Daufuskie Island. From the influence of the cotton trade to the enduring Gullah culture, our knowledgeable guide will share captivating stories and historical insights.
Daufuskie Island Highlights
We recommend wearing clothing suitable for water activities, comfortable walking shoes, and bringing water, snacks, sunscreen, and a camera. There is a small convince store on the island near where we land, however, we cannot guarantee that it will be open every day.
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