• Robert Smalls Monument - Located in Beaufort, South Carolina, the Robert Smalls Monument pays tribute to one of the most remarkable individuals of the Civil War and Reconstruction period. Born into slavery in Beaufort, Robert Smalls gained fame in 1862 by seizing control of a Confederate vessel, the CSS Planter. He navigated it past enemy forts and handed it over to the Union Navy, securing freedom for himself and his family.
• John Mark Verdier House - The John Mark Verdier House Museum, a historic Federal-style residence in Beaufort, South Carolina, was constructed around 1804 by John Mark Verdier, a French Huguenot merchant and planter. Situated at 801 Bay Street, this grand home is a fine example of early 19th-century architecture, featuring a raised tabby foundation, a two-story pedimented portico, and refined symmetry. It reflected Verdier’s prosperity from indigo trade and Sea Island cotton plantations, becoming a social hub in Beaufort’s downtown.

• Free Parking during tour time

Discover the fascinating history of Beaufort, South Carolina, with an engaging golf cart tour. This one-hour adventure combines local legends, architectural splendor, and famous film locations, highlighting the breathtaking Antebellum homes and live oaks adorned with Spanish moss. Expert guides bring the town’s 300-year history to life, offering an immersive experience. Ideal for families, history enthusiasts, and travelers looking for a genuine Lowcountry adventure.

• Experience a one-hour guided golf cart tour in Beaufort’s historic district
• Gain insights into Beaufort’s culture, architecture, and intriguing tales
• Tours run daily, starting from Emma’s Earth Shop in downtown Beaufort
• Eco-friendly 8-passenger golf carts ensure a comfortable and engaging journey

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.