easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical effort required
Discover the beauty of Hilton Head’s waters with a private sailing experience to Daufuskie Island. Perfect for groups, this adventure offers stunning views, wildlife encounters, and expert guidance on the open sea.
4 Hour Tour | Explore Daufuskie Island
Discover the hidden treasures of Daufuskie Island, accessible only by boat. This unique tour immerses you in Lowcountry history, exploring landmarks like the First African Baptist Church and the site of the Bloody Point Lighthouse. Enjoy a scenic boat cruise and insightful commentary from a knowledgeable guide on this unforgettable adventure.
Tucked between Hilton Head Island and Savannah, and accessible only by boat, Daufuskie Island is a real gem. This trip provides a glimpse into a fascinating chapter of Lowcountry history on the undeveloped side of the island. Visit several one-of-a-kind places, including the First African Baptist Church, the Praise House, Mary Fields School (memorialized in Pat Conroy’s ‘The Water is Wide’) and the site of the Bloody Point Lighthouse. Tour studios The Iron Fish, home to Martha Stewart American Made winner Chase Allen. Learn the rich history of the Native Americans, European settlers, the cotton trade, the Gullah people and the locals who have chosen to make this remote island their home. Tour includes boat cruise from Hilton Head Island, USCG licensed Captain and interpretive naturalist/historian guide, and golf cart.
4 hours
Bring sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses to stay comfortable during your time on the water.
Wear lightweight, quick-drying clothing and layers to adapt to changing weather conditions.
Stay hydrated and bring some light snacks for a more enjoyable trip.
Arrive at the departure point at least 15 minutes early to ensure a prompt start.
Daufuskie Island has a rich history shaped by Native American tribes, colonial settlers, and Gullah culture, with remnants of historic buildings scattered across the island.
This area emphasizes sustainable tourism, with measures in place to protect wildlife and preserve natural habitats for future generations.
Protect your skin from sunburn during long hours on the water.
summer specific
Shield your face and eyes from the sun's rays.
summer specific
Prepare for cooler weather with a protective layer.
fall,winter specific
Enhance wildlife viewing opportunities during the trip.