Rebekkah & Tradd
Things To Do
Coastal Expeditions South
Kayak, Paddleboard, Canoe, Boat Tours and more. You can a dolphin cruise, sunrise or sunset cruise. Set off for an educational and breathtaking water tour.
Hunting Island State Park
Hunting Island is SC's most popular state park, attracting more than a million visitors per year. Five miles of pristine, SC beaches, thousands of acres of marsh and maritime forest, a saltwater lagoon, and an ocean inlet are all part of the park's allure. Visit the Hunting Island Lighthouse.
Old Sheldon Church Ruins
Sheldon Church, formerly known as the Prince William Parish Church, has a tumultuous and eventful history. From its first service in 1757 to its present peaceful setting, the church has followed the travails of our nation’s history. It is one, if not the first church built in temple form in the United States. Please note that the ruins rest on private property. The owner, St. Helena’s Church in Beaufort, asks us to share these guidelines for visiting: No climbing on the ruins or grave markers, no touching of the ruins, no littering or defacing the ruins or surrounding property, and respecting the authority of preservationists and St. Helena’s Church members who are charged with maintaining the property.
Parris Island Museum
Since 1915, Parris Island's primary mission has been Recruit Training. Over a million men and women have come to the Depot to train to become a Marine. The Parris Island Museum is a 10,000-square-foot exhibit facility located on the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, and is certified as an official Marine Corps Command Museum. Come to the Parris Island Museum and explore their timeline of local and regional history from the first native occupants to early European explorers and settlements. Witness the origin of the Marine Corps and its impact on our burgeoning nation in the American Revolution, the Civil War, and the Spanish American War. Follow the expeditionary forces across the globe through modern wars and peacekeeping missions. Immerse yourself in military history.
Pat Conroy Literary Center
The Pat Conroy Literary Center will cultivate a passionate and inclusive reading and writing community in honor of Pat Conroy, who dedicated his life to spreading his love for literature and writing to future generations. “Love’s action. It isn’t talking and it never has been.” ~Beach Music Pat started his working life in Beaufort as a teacher, however, he went on to become one of America’s best-loved writers, revered for his extraordinary storytelling abilities, his truth-telling courage, and his great heart. The Pat Conroy Literary Center will provide space for book clubs and writing groups, offer master classes in poetry, memoir and fiction, and give support and encouragement to both emerging and advanced writers of all ages. We believe the act of writing can bring meaning in and of itself, changing both our own lives and our world. A center where writers help other writers is a fitting tribute to Pat’s life and works.
Port Royal Boardwalk and Observation Tower
Take a light stroll down the Port Royal boardwalk along Battery Creek. Look out over the vast waterway while taking in the warm coastal breeze and enjoying the wildlife. You will see dolphins playing, coastal birds wading and fishing along the water’s edge, and birds of prey flying above. If fishing or photography is your thing, the boardwalk is a great option. Completely free and open to the public it is a favorite local spot.
Saint Helena Parish Chapel of Ease Ruins
St. Helena Parish Chapel of Ease Ruins is a historic site in Frogmore, South Carolina on Saint Helena Island.The Anglican chapel was constructed in 1740 by planters on Saint Helena Island as a chapel of ease for parishioners who had difficulty traveling to worship at the main parish church in Beaufort, South Carolina. The ruins were added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1988.
Sea Island Carriage Company
Experience Beaufort‘s rich history and unique charm on a 50-55 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 breathtaking Antebellum homes, historic churches, movie sites, and more. Our horses are our #1 priority! Our horses live about 10 miles from the Historic District on a private farm. They are transported by truck & trailer DAILY. At no time do our horses live in the city. On the farm, they are free to graze in their pasture and rest under shady Oak trees.
Shellring Ale Works
Ancient Shellrings date back to 2500BC along the South Carolina coast. These rings are thought to be the communal gathering place of the indigenous people. It's where they held ceremonies and lived together. Shellring Aleworks is that place for Port Royal and Beaufort.
Spanish Moss Trail
The Spanish Moss Trail is a developing rails-to-trail greenway located in Beaufort County, South Carolina that has become a "Must-Experience" outdoor activity for residents and visitors alike. The Trail is a 10 mile, 12-foot wide, paved path dedicated to those who walk, run, bike, or fish ‒ offering spectacular Lowcountry water and marsh vistas, coastal wildlife viewing, and historic points of interest as it meanders through Spanish moss-draped neighborhoods and beautiful wetlands.
Shrimp Shack
The Shrimp Shack is a locally and family-owned seafood restaurant on St. Helena, South Carolina that has been open since 1979. We are most famous for our shrimp burgers and fried shrimp.
Ocean Creek Golf Course
Ocean Creek Golf Club, designed by PGA Champion Davis Love III and Paul Cowley was opened in 1995. Incorporating sweeping views of saltwater marshes, freshwater lagoons, lush jungle vegetation, and four distinctive rolling dune ridges, this beautiful course is 6,613 total yards and a par 71. “The Creek” features five sets of tees including the Wee-Links tees that make the course enjoyable for all skill levels and a fair challenge to the advanced player. The wide fairways and large greens offer enticing targets, but stray shots beware!
Fripp Island Golf & Beach Resort
Experience the best South Carolina vacation at Fripp Island Golf & Beach Resort. Make our vacation rentals your home away from home. Whether you want to be active and enjoy golf, tennis and kayaking or just relax on the beach, Fripp offers something for all interests.
Dataw Island Golf
As one of South Carolina’s premier golf communities, Dataw Island is home to two 18-hole golf courses: Tom Fazio’s Cotton Dike course and Arthur Hills’ Morgan River course. Both were recently renovated, and both were designed to ensure a pleasurable round for golfers of all abilities. Golfers enjoy beautiful natural surroundings as they wind their way through the island and amongst tidal marshland, live oaks dating back hundreds of years, and Civil War-era ruins – starting and ending at our Southern-style Clubhouse. The Dataw Island golf professionals are highly qualified and take pride in their work. All members enjoy access to the Dataw practice facilities, including the driving range and chipping and putting greens. Offerings include group and private lessons and clinics. A wide variety of tournaments are held throughout the year and are suited to include everyone from the novice to the expert golfer.
The Fillin' Station
Beaufort’s Five Star Dive Bar! Where Friendly People Meet to Share The Best View and The Coldest Beers and Best Food around.
Hemingway's Bistro
Local watering hole in the basement of a historic building. You just have to find us!
Luther's Rare & Well Done
An old pharmacy converted to a local bar - a definite must stop in.
Old Bull Tavern
The Old Bull Tavern is Beaufort’s Friendly neighborhood Gastropub featuring an ever-changing market-based menu of European and American comfort foods, innovative cocktails, and select craft beers and wines in bottle and on tap.
Fishcamp on 11th Street
Look out over the docks and breathe in the history of Port Royal, a rich story of shrimp boats, family tradition, and the tides of changing industries. The Port of Port Royal and the 11th Street Docks hold a vast and varied background that has encompassed everything from railroads to military battles and oystering to the legendary shrimping industry. To this day, these docks provide a safe port for local shrimpers and swordfish boat captains. As you can see before you, the shrimping fleet has become a small group of men and women dedicated to their craft, who are willing to handle the challenges of this way of life — and we’re proud to support them. Today we keep the tradition alive at Fishcamp on 11th Street, offering local seafood and great service. So please, sit back, relax and enjoy the incredible Lowcountry way of life.
Morgan River Grill
The food is to die for! A family-run restaurant that uses locally sourced produce, seafood, and pasta to create handmade dishes. They offer a wide variety of gluten-free options and are accessible to the public (even by boat) for a wonderful waterfront dining experience.
Ribaut Social Club
Pat Conroy once said, “A recipe is a story that ends with a good meal.” At the Anchorage, every dish of fresh, comforting, Lowcountry cooking tells a story—and our guests listen with rapt anticipation. January 2017 marked the return of the Ribaut Social Club, a fine dining and social space for Beaufort locals and visitors to mingle over cocktails and impeccable regional cuisine.
Saltus River Grill
A contemporary seafood grill located in the heart of downtown, overlooking newly renovated Waterfront Park & the Beaufort River. Featuring the freshest fish prepared in exquisite specialties or simply
Wren
The Flounder is phenomenal!
Old Bull Tavern
A reservation is a must!
Ladys Island Dockside
Our absolute favorite sea food place in Beaufort! Definitely go hungry for some of the best local sea food.
Red Rooster Cafe
Great Brunch place
Blackstone River Road
Great breakfast spot