The Cemeteries on Daufuskie Island: A Peculiar History
Located just off the coast of South Carolina, Daufuskie Island may seem like any other remote Island paradise. However, there is a dark and curious ... Keep Reading
Located just off the coast of South Carolina, Daufuskie Island may seem like any other remote Island paradise. However, there is a dark and curious ... Keep Reading
If you’ve ever thought about a “Destination Thanksgiving” before, it may seem like an unconventional choice. And if your “Destination” is an island, ... Keep Reading
As the temperatures dip and the leaves begin to turn, there’s no better time than Fall for a getaway to one of South Carolina’s most remote ... Keep Reading
Frequently Asked Questions? Daufuskie Island, Transportation, Accommodations, Dining, ETC. Transportation: Daufuskie Difference - (843) 342-8687 or ... Keep Reading
Here are some tips about what to pack and how to pack it when you come to Daufuskie. Getting there: USE WHEELS! Bring sturdy, enclosed luggage that ... Keep Reading
Discover the Origin and Meaning of Daufuskie Island's Name. Have you ever wondered where the name "Daufuskie" comes from? It's actually a combination ... Keep Reading
Have you ever seen a lizard with an iridescent, blue tail? Young Common Five-Lined Skink and Southeastern Five-lined Skink have a ... Keep Reading
If you're looking to dock your boat on Daufuskie Island, there are a few things you need to know. While the Island has many private docks, there ... Keep Reading
Who knew deer were such amazing swimmers? Deer can swim long distances. It's amazing what these powerful and graceful animals can do. In fact, ... Keep Reading
The Bloody Point Cemetery is one of the six Gullah cemeteries on the Island. Honoring the departed was a crucial part of the vibrant Gullah culture ... Keep Reading
Discover this bustling shop just off the ferry docks. Known as the "Not so General" General Store, this Island icon offers gas, groceries, ... Keep Reading
Daufuskie Island is accessible only by ferry, and that's part of what makes it so special. Visitors will have to make the journey from Hilton Head ... Keep Reading
Daufuskie Island is a great place to go shell hunting. The island's pristine beaches are home to an abundance of shells, from the common coquina clam ... Keep Reading
The Lowcountry is a unique area with its own unique wildflowers. And each spring brings a new burst of color and life as flowers begin to bloom. They ... Keep Reading
Sandpipers are a common sight on the beaches of South Carolina. These small, wading birds can be found in groups along the shoreline. They briskly ... Keep Reading
Spring is an ideal time to reel in bull reds in Lowcountry waters. Twenty-five feet below the surface, a marauding school of bull reds swept ... Keep Reading
Spanish moss adds character to the trees all over Daufuskie Island. Visitors and natives alike see the moss hanging from the trees as beautiful. ... Keep Reading
In 2016, an incredible story of resilience unfolded on Daufuskie. Hurricane Matthew was an extremely powerful Atlantic hurricane which caused ... Keep Reading
Haint blue is more than a collection of pale shades of blue-green that are traditionally used to paint porch ceilings in the southern United ... Keep Reading
Learn about the Rob Kennedy Trail in Daufuskie Island, SC with the help of the Daufuskie Island Historical Foundation. 1. MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH ... Keep Reading
The following article is an April 28, 2022 post from https://lowcountrygullah.com/category/gullah-geechee-corridor/ and written by Luana M. Graves ... Keep Reading
Looking up at the star-filled sky is a breathtaking experience. If you want to get the most out of star gazing on Daufuskie Island, look no ... Keep Reading
People love squirrels for their adorable faces, nonstop antics, and sociable natures. As children, storybooks teach us that squirrels are clever, ... Keep Reading
My earliest fishing memories took place in Puerto Rico. Being a Navy brat, my dad was stationed there for three years. I had a Japanese ... Keep Reading
The Daufuskie Island Conservancy, established in 2005, helps to protect what it is that makes this bridge-less island so special. With the slogan ... Keep Reading
Did you know that the Gullah culture has strong African influences? This unique culture developed on the Sea Islands off the coast of South Carolina ... Keep Reading
One of the most plentiful, yet mistaken is the yellow-pond slider turtle. Because of their pointed snout, some believe they are alligator turtles. ... Keep Reading
Fall is a special time here in the Lowcountry for many reasons. The weather is better, the crowds are thinner and the bull redfish swarm inshore ... Keep Reading
If you're spending time outdoors on Daufuskie Island, it's likely you'll see an alligator. While alligators are typically shy and prefer to avoid ... Keep Reading
Planning on taking a ferry service to Daufuskie? Make sure you know where to park! We have all the information you need right here. Parking for the ... Keep Reading
The dolphin's ability to strand feed is a testament not only their intelligence, but also to the teamwork and communication skills they have in order ... Keep Reading
Sand dunes play an important role in protecting our coastlines from erosion and flooding. The presence of these mounds creates a barrier that ... Keep Reading
Bringing your bike over on the ferry or renting one while on Daufuskie Island is a great way to explore the island at your leisure. Since you are ... Keep Reading
Travel + Leisure magazine has named Daufuskie Island's Haig Point one of the "13 Best Places to Retire for Golf Lovers." Looking for a retirement ... Keep Reading
The Railroad In the early 1900s, logging became a profitable island investment. A barge brought materials to build a narrow-gauge railroad to the ... Keep Reading
The South Carolina Lowcountry is home to many species of reptiles. We are all familiar with the alligator. And our adorable green tree frogs are ... Keep Reading
You probably have never heard of it. But if you spend a lot of time walking the beautiful beaches of Daufuskie Island, chances are, you've seen it. ... Keep Reading
Cooper River Cemetery. A very important segment of Daufuskie Island Gullah life was providing a proper burial for loved ones. Each Cemetery sat next ... Keep Reading
Sallie Ann Robinson is a Gullah chef, author, tour guide, TV personality, mother, grandmother and sixth-generation native Daufuskie ... Keep Reading
Check out these books about Daufuskie Island. Daufuskie Island: A Photographic Essay First published in 1982, Daufuskie Island vividly captured life ... Keep Reading
The Mt. Carmel Baptist Church No. 2 building and its predecessor stand by the Cooper River residents of the north end of the Island. A hurricane ... Keep Reading
The Daufuskie Rental Group is ready to make your stay perfect! Founded in 2013, the Daufuskie Rental Group (DRG) works in partnership with ... Keep Reading
The Mary Dunn cemetery is the only historic cemetery for white people on Daufuskie Island. Established in the 1700s, it borders the Mongin Creek on ... Keep Reading
The Moses Ficklin Oak Tree is an enormous ancient live oak. It stands in front of this restored Gullah home, the Moses Ficklin Cottage. It greeted ... Keep Reading
The two room Mary Fields School was built for the island's black children in the early 1930s. Leftover wood was used to construct desks for the ... Keep Reading
Abandoned crab traps pose a serious threat to wildlife both in and out of the water. These devices tend to "trap" animals or "ghost fishing". This ... Keep Reading
Beach and boating weather is here! South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) officials urge residents and visitors to safely share ... Keep Reading
Can you bring your car or truck to Daufuskie Island? How do vehicles get from Hilton Head Island over to Daufuskie Island? Even if you could, should ... Keep Reading
Have you seen or heard of sheepshead, the fish with human teeth?!? Sheepshead can be found along the entire Eastern seaboard and the Gulf of ... Keep Reading
In 1882 the U.S. Government paid $425 for land for the Bloody Point Light: a front range lighthouse and a rear range light tower. The lighthouse is a ... Keep Reading
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