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Daufuskie Island Beach
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Three miles of unspoiled shoreline await on Daufuskie Island, accessible only by boat. Collect unique shells along the pristine sand while spotting wildlife in the surrounding forests.
This 1883 lighthouse stands as a rare house-style structure with a distinctive dormer for its light. Explore the museum's maritime artifacts amid gardens showcasing the island's heritage.
This 1933 schoolhouse, featured in Pat Conroy's "The Water is Wide," now houses artisan studios and a coffee shop. Explore its African American history while watching indigo dyeing demonstrations at Daufuskie Blues.
Step back in time at this intimate museum chronicling Daufuskie Island's rich heritage from pre-Colonial days to the mid-20th century. Explore artifacts from King George II's land grant to a restored 1890s pump organ.
This island-only distillery crafts premium rums and spirits in South Carolina's Lowcountry. Sample artisanal cocktails on the outdoor patio while enjoying serene views accessible only by boat.
Chase Allen's Iron Fish Gallery features handcrafted metal sculptures inspired by coastal life on Daufuskie Island. Explore the porch filled with fish, turtles, and mermaids, or meet the artist at his historic cottage.
South Carolina's first winery occupies an 1883 lighthouse wick house on Daufuskie Island. Sample distinctive local wines made from scuppernong grapes and elderberries while absorbing the island's rich heritage.
"Beds and pillows were comfortable. They let us check in early as we had an evening wedding rehearsal dinner. Left my toothbrush home & the gave me one."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.