How Do You Visit Beaufort, South Carolina?
Located off Interstate 95 along rivers that lead to the Atlantic Ocean and a community of “sea islands” bordered by Port Royal and Parris Island, Beaufort is home to shrimp fleets, a quaint downtown district, art galleries, forts, museums, churches and antebellum homes built in the Beaufort Style. Explored since 1520 by the Spanish, French and British, it has been influenced by American wars, Yemassee Indian uprisings, natural disasters and economic changes. A quiet town with streets named after Revolutionary War heroes, visitors will enjoy historic landmarks, scenic walking trails and fresh seafood restaurants. Begin your visit with a stop at the Information Center at 1006 Bay Street in the Historic District. Pick up maps, brochures and guides. It’s also a small bookstore. The Clerk will explain the self-guided tour of 90 points of interest that are generally within walking distance. Take a stroll through the six-acre Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park with a seawall promenade behind t
