Romantic Things To Do in Beaufort, South Carolina

Over 60 local and regional artists exhibiting in 2500 sq. ft. state of the art gallery space. Framed and u... More on Beaufortsc.org

State-of-the-art 2,500 square foot gallery that features the works of over ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. John Mark Verdier: 1759-1826, Builder Of This House, 1795-1800, General Lafayette Spoke To The... More on HMDB

Our tour group was very small and that allowed us time to ask unlimited questions. The tour quide is very i... More on Yahoo! Travel

We used Carolina Buggy Tours to provide a horse carriage and driver for our wedding guests to travel to and from the ceremony. ... More on igougo

I had the tour guy matt and he was amazing! i loved my trip there and i wish i could go it again. The people there are soo friendly and nice. I especially loved petting the horses, they were very f... More on Yahoo! Travel

...Beaufort National Cemetery is wroth a stop, as you enter or leave Beaufort, for its history. Begun by o... More on Moon Handbooks: South Carolina

Beaufort National Cemetery - The VA National Cemetery Administration honors the military service of our Nat... More on Cem.va.gov

We saw dolphins near the boat, and lots of tiny crabs and birds, as well as nice homes along the water. More on Yahoo! Travel

awesome experience, very relaxing and informative!! More on Yahoo! Travel

Housed in the imposing yellow-gray tabby façade of the historic 1852 Beaufort Arsenal, the Beaufort Museum capably tells the story of Beaufort from its early plantation ... More on Moon Handbooks: South Carolina

Topics: military, south, carolina, civil, war, guns, armament. More on MuseumStuff.com

Inscription. Taming the Wilderness, 1715 1750: In 1715, Alexander Parris aquired what would come to be known as Parris Island. By 1722, Parris gave almost half the island to his daughter Jane and h... More on HMDB

Inscription. In 1878, the United States built two lighthouses and a lighthouse keeper's home on Parris Island. The 45-foot tall Front Light was located on the southeastern tip of the island. Seen f... More on HMDB

No Longer Open to the Public. More on MuseumsUSA.org