Gullah Heritage Trail Tours
Lowcountry & Resort Islands
This two-hour tour explores the Sea Island Gullah Heritage. You'll enjoy a narrated bus tour from fourth generation Gullah family members who share first-hand stories about the Gullah language, food and family traditions. Tour highlights include: Queen Chapel AME Church, Gullah family compounds, a one-room school, plantation tabby ruins and the historic marker for the first freedom village.
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