★ historic, eco-magical, & victorious ★
Beaufort SC has festivals on the water, history in the homes, art on the walls, architecture on the streets, gardens in the shade, drama on the stage, and fresh seafood on the tables— all twenty minutes from the beach and miles from hectic.
Explore the Queen of the Sea Islands year-round. The Good to Know section gives context to the tidal rivers, the Gullah people, Spanish Moss, oysters, and other Lowcountry intricacies. The 60+ entries mapped in the historic district amount to a great day or two or three of relishing a small but not sleepy town; add your own excursions to old village Port Royal, the barrier islands, and beyond with geographic filters. Sort through Performances & the Arts and Festivals & Active Fun and In & On the Water to find the scene that suits your speed, or choose from the 10 recommended tours-- on foot, kayak, boat, bike, or horse.
If youre moving to Beaufort, this guide is a friendly introduction to the people and events of the past 300 years. Welcome.
★ About the Author ★
Lisa Annelouise Rentz lives, gardens, and frisbees in downtown Beaufort with her husband Irby Rentz. Her arts column appears monthly in the Beaufort Gazette, and her short stories set in the Lowcountry have been published by literary mags from Arizona to Australia to Amsterdam. She works for and teaches at the ARTworks community center in Beaufort, and her own website is www.eatgoodbread.com
★ About Sutro Media ★
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