Beaufort Golf Cart Tours

Beaufort has had more than 300 years to collect stories, and we tell the good ones. This one hour golf cart tour rolls through the historic district, under live oaks draped with Spanish moss and past houses that stood here before the Civil War.

The Spanish, the French and the English all explored this coast. They left us a rich history, beautiful antebellum homes, scenic views and a town with friendly local charm. You sit back in our Yamaha Concierge golf cart. We do the driving and the talking. Ask us anything along the way.

Hollywood likes Beaufort too. About one tenth of the tour covers the films made here, from The Big Chill to Forrest Gump. If the films are your main reason to come, read our Movie Tour page. It is the same tour on the same schedule.

Forrest Gump ran across a bridge over the Mississippi River. That bridge is here in Beaufort. On this one hour golf cart tour you see it, along with film sites from The Big Chill, The Great Santini, The Prince of Tides and more.

We want you to know what you book. This is our History and Movie tour. Most of the hour is the story of Beaufort and its historic district. The film stops and the stories about the stars are woven in along the way, about one tenth of the tour.

You ride in our Yamaha Concierge golf cart past sites and homes where the stars stayed in downtown Beaufort. It is the same tour and the same schedule as our History Tour by golf cart. Book either page and you get the same seat.

“I’ve come home to the place I was always writing about. I’ve tried to make Beaufort, South Carolina, my own.” Pat Conroy wrote that in The Death of Santini. This golf cart tour shows you the town he meant. We present it in partnership with the Pat Conroy Literary Center.

In about one hour and 15 minutes you see the sites of Pat’s writing life. You see homes in the historic Point where Pat lived and wrote, places tied to his teachers and friends, his parents’ grave site, and locations from the filming of The Prince of Tides and The Great Santini.

After the tour, visit the Conroy Center at 601 Bladen Street. You can see his writing desk and chair, the Great Santini’s flight jacket, and the handwritten prologue to The Prince of Tides. Tour guests get a 10% discount on gifts and books there.