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Beaufort's Historic District weaves Southern charm through moss-draped oak trees and antebellum architecture dating to the 1700s. Stroll along Bay Street to discover Federal-style mansions and the Gothic Revival spires of St. Helena's Episcopal Church. The waterfront park offers peaceful river views where you might spot dolphins playing while carriage tours clip-clop down brick streets.
The district serves up classic Lowcountry cuisine like shrimp and grits in restaurants that close early by city standards. Historic bed & breakfasts in converted mansions provide the quintessential Southern overnight experience. The compact six-block core makes exploring on foot a breeze, with limited evening activities creating a quiet, contemplative atmosphere.
Downtown Beaufort charms visitors with its exceptionally preserved antebellum mansions and moss-draped oak trees. History buffs can explore landmarks like St. Helena's Episcopal Church with its ancient cemetery and the historic Beaufort Arsenal. The Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park offers a picturesque promenade where you can watch boats sail by or simply soak up stunning river views.
Lowcountry cuisine shines in waterfront restaurants serving classics like shrimp and grits. Most attractions sit within a compact 8-block historic core that's perfect for exploring on foot. For accommodations, cozy bed & breakfasts in converted historic homes offer authentic Southern hospitality with gourmet breakfasts included.
The Point in Beaufort feels like stepping into a Southern fairy tale, with grand antebellum mansions and oak-lined streets dripping with Spanish moss. Stroll past the Thomas Fuller House and historic Beaufort Arsenal Museum while soaking up views of the Beaufort River. The waterfront Henry C. Chambers Park offers the perfect spot to watch the sunset or take dreamy photos beneath those massive old trees.
Dining in The Point means upscale Southern cuisine and Lowcountry specialties in charming settings. Most visitors stay in boutique bed and breakfasts housed in restored historic homes, complete with wraparound porches and garden courtyards. The neighborhood's compact layout makes it perfect for exploring on foot, with most attractions just a few blocks apart.
Historic Downtown Beaufort charms with picture-perfect antebellum mansions, ancient live oaks, and waterfront views that'll make your heart skip. You can wander past the stately John Mark Verdier House, explore St. Helena's Episcopal Church, or simply hang out at Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park watching boats glide along the Beaufort River.
The dining scene serves up mouthwatering Lowcountry cuisine with fresh seafood and classic shrimp and grits. Boutique shops and art galleries line Bay Street with treasures like sweetgrass baskets and coastal artwork. Most attractions sit within a walkable six-block area, making this historic gem easy to explore on foot.
The Old Point neighborhood whispers tales of Beaufort's antebellum charm through magnificent 18th and 19th-century mansions. Greek Revival homes with pastel exteriors and ornate ironwork stand proudly along oak-shaded streets. Spanish moss sways in coastal breezes while the peninsula location offers stunning views of the Beaufort River and Battery Creek.
Upscale Southern restaurants serve Lowcountry specialties like shrimp and grits in converted historic homes. Accommodations include boutique bed & breakfasts in antebellum mansions with period furnishings. The highly walkable area invites morning strolls beneath ancient live oaks, with most attractions sitting within a half-mile radius.
If you like quiet time surrounded by flowers and greenery, hang out at Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park in Historic District. Want to stretch your legs some more? Head to Cypress Wetlands and Port Royal Skateboard Park, both nearby.
Enjoy the collegiate vibe when you visit University of South Carolina-Beaufort, during your trip to Beaufort. Wander the waterfront in this family-friendly area.
Antebellum mansions and moss-draped oaks line streets best explored by horse-drawn carriage or bicycle. Kayak through tidal creeks, feast on fresh seafood, and visit the historic Penn Center on St. Helena Island.
If you want the flexibility to change your plans to Beaufort, most accommodations provide refundable* rates you can book. You can see these properties by searching our site and using the "fully refundable" filter to narrow the results down.
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Where can I stay in Beaufort if I want a vacation rental instead of a hotel?
If you want to find a good alternative to a hotel, look over our selection of 213 vacation homes. In addition, there are 34 apartments and 22 condos.
What will the weather in Beaufort be like during my vacation?
July and August are typically the warmest months in Beaufort when the average temp is 80°F. January and February are the coldest months when the average temperature is 55°F. August and July are the months with the most rain.
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Find out more about Beaufort
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Beaufort is also notable for its historical sites. Top places to visit include Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island. A stop at other sights like Bay Street and Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park will create memories.
