Rates
Adult (Ages 13+): $20
Child (Ages 5-12): $7
About
Our specialized tours focus more on specific areas of history.
Gullah Tour
Our Gullah tour goes into great detail of the contributions of African Americans to the town of Beaufort as well as what life would have been like for those enslaved in the Americas.
"Our Women Make History too" Tour
"Our Women Make History too" tour goes into more specifics on how women shaped our nation and our town. This is great fun for any girls day out. Complimentary chocolate at the end of the tour.
The Spiritual Tour
The Spiritual tour focuses more the religious aspect of Beaufort and the various beliefs of those that shaped this town
About Tales of the Lowcountry
Historical Tours
We offer a two hour walking tour or a one hour airconditioned van tour jam packed with over 500 years of history, folktales, and hollywood lore surrounding our beloved Beaufort by the sea.
Ghost Tours
We visit all the local "haunts" intertwining ghost tales with the history of Beaufort. Come hear tales of folks buried alive, ghost trains, Pirates, voo doo, and so much more. We also attempt to capture E.V.P.s while the tour is in progress.
We offer a ghost walk which takes us through the oldest graveyard in downtown and out into the heart of the historical district to visit the Grenache. We end our tour on Baystreet. We recommend comfortable shoes and strollers/wagons for small children.
We offer a ghost van tour which take us by the graveyard, through the historical district, and out to one of our most haunted islands. Air-conditioning provided.
Adult - $20.00 + tax
Ages 13+. Price does not include gratuity for your walker.
Child - $7.00 + tax
Ages 5-12 (Children 4 and under are free)
Conveniently located within walking distance to downtown Beaufort. This 1937 craftsman bungalow has been handsomely refreshed and is comfortably equipped with a full kitchen, furnished screened in front porch, two decks where you can sunbathe. And...
- Beaufort
- 2 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Sleeps 4
The native Indians were living here seasonally as early as 4000 BC. Evidence of early settlement remains today in the form of a 3400 year old "Indian shell ring" in Hilton Head Island's Sea Pines Forest Preserve.