The Adventure Collective

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; light walking on mostly flat terrain with some uneven ground.

Overview

Discover the cultural legacy of the Gullah people on a 2.5-hour guided tour of Sandy Island. Explore historic sites and charming villages close to Pawleys Island, SC.

History Tour

Pawleys Island, South Carolina

Gullah Tour

Starting at $50 | 2.5 Hour Tour

Select participants and date

Date

Thu, Sep 25

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating 2.5-hour guided tour of Sandy Island, exploring the rich history of the Gullah people. Discover the old Mt. Rena cemetery, visit the historic schoolhouse, and stroll through charming villages. Experience local culture at Pyatt's General Store, making this journey both educational and memorable.

#An in depth history of the Gullah People of Sandy Island

##Rates

Adult - $50.00
Senior - $47.00
Child - $30.00
Military $47.00

Duration

2 hours and 30 minutes

About

A unique Ogeechee/ Gullah guided historic tour conducted on one of South Carolina's hidden jewel, (Sandy Island). We'll take a trip back in time and journey to today's current way of living. Come visit the old Mt. Rena cemetery, Sandy Island's School house, and volunteer fire dept.

We'll travel thru a couple of the villages, have a chance to stop and shop at Pyatt's General store.

What to Bring

Dress accordingly to the weather.

Adventure Tips

Wear Comfortable Footwear

Expect some walking on uneven and sometimes sandy terrain; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable throughout the tour.

Bring Water and Sun Protection

Carry water and sunblock, especially in warmer months, as shade can be limited during the outdoor portions of the tour.

Respect Local History

When visiting Mt. Rena cemetery and historic sites, please observe respectful behavior to honor community heritage.

Bug Spray Is Recommended

In warmer seasons, mosquitoes and other insects can be prevalent; applying insect repellent will help keep you comfortable.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Great Blue Herons
White-tailed Deer

History

The Gullah people are Afro-South Carolina communities who preserved African linguistic and cultural heritage, especially through oral traditions and craftsmanship.

Conservation

Efforts on Sandy Island focus on preserving both natural habitats and cultural landmarks to maintain the heritage and environment for future generations.