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The Lowcountry
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Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and rich heritage of the Lowcountry with our “Locals Only” group, where eco-tourism and outdoor adventure take center stage. From kayaking through serene tidal marshes to exploring protected barrier islands and lush maritime forests, this is your gateway to connecting with the region’s unspoiled landscapes.
Here, travelers can find local guides and services offering authentic experiences, such as birdwatching tours, fishing charters, or nature hikes through historic coastal preserves. Join the discussion, plan your eco-friendly adventure, and uncover the untamed spirit of the Lowcountry with the help of those who know it best!
Kayaking in Beaufort?
Looking for kayaking recommendations in Beaufort?
If I want the true Lowcountry marsh experience should I leave from downtown or would Hunting Island State Park be better?
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For a true Lowcountry marsh experience, Hunting Island State Park would be the better option. The park offers a more immersive natural setting with winding tidal creeks, lush marsh grasses, and abundant wildlife, including wading birds and even the occasional dolphin sighting.
If you prefer a mix of marsh and scenic views with a touch of history, launching from downtown Beaufort is also a great choice. From downtown, you can paddle through the Beaufort River and enjoy views of historic homes and the picturesque waterfront, but it won’t be as secluded as Hunting Island.
Both options are excellent, so it depends on whether you’re seeking a serene, nature-focused trip (Hunting Island) or a mix of nature and town charm (downtown Beaufort).