Daufuskie Island History & Artisans Tour

October 10- 17, 2025
Special Festival Excursion: Daufuskie Island History & Artisans
Celebrate the Bluffton Seafood & Arts Festival with a one-of-a-kind journey to historic Daufuskie Island—accessible only by boat and steeped in Lowcountry charm.

AVAILABLE DATES:
October 10 8am-12pm reservation required
October 11 8am-12pm reservation required
October 14 1pm-5pm reservation required
October 15 1pm-5pm reservation required
October 16 1pm-5pm reservation required
October 17 1pm-5pm reservation required

Your adventure begins with a remarkable cruise through winding backwater creeks, where bottlenose dolphins play, ospreys and herons soar, and sweeping vistas reveal the natural beauty of the Lowcountry. Guided by our USCG Licensed Captain and interpretive guide, this scenic passage sets the stage for an unforgettable day.
Once ashore, explore Daufuskie’s rich past and vibrant artisan community. Visit historic landmarks such as the First Union African Baptist Church, the Praise House, and the Mary Field School (where Pat Conroy once taught). Step inside the studios of local artisans to discover pottery, painting, woodworking, and other traditional crafts.
Along the way, you’ll learn about the traditions of the Gullah people, whose culture, cuisine, and artistry remain at the heart of the Lowcountry.
This special festival edition blends history, art, wildlife, and natural beauty, offering an experience that connects the region’s past with its present-day celebration of seafood and creativity.
Duration: 4 hours
Fee: $145 per person
Fee Includes: Round trip Interpretive boat cruise, golf carts, tour destinations, USCG licensed Captain & Interpretive Historian
Meet at: Calhoun Street Dock
October 10 or 11 8am-12pm
October 14, 15, 16 or 17 1pm-5pm
For reservations CLICK HERE