



by Southurn Rose Carriage Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$76This 55-minute horse-drawn carriage tour offers a narrated journey through Old Beaufort, South Carolina, highlighting its historical landmarks. Riding in a traditional blue carriage pulled by horses, guests travel along the backstreets of Beaufort’s Historic District. The guide explains over 300 years of local history, including colonial times, the American Revolution, the Antebellum South, the Civil War, and the Reconstruction era. The tour passes notable sites such as St. Helena's Anglican Church, where the guide discusses the church's founding in 1712 and the nearby graves of Beaufort’s early settlers and soldiers. Guests also travel through The Point neighborhood, known for its Antebellum and Victorian homes shaded by large live oak trees draped in Spanish moss. Throughout the ride, the sound of the horses' hooves accompanies stories of Beaufort’s past and its depiction in Hollywood films. All fees and taxes are included, while parking fees and gratuities are not covered.
St. Helena's Anglican Church
Guests hear about the church’s role since its founding in 1712. The carriage stops near the churchyard where some of Beaufort’s founding fathers and soldiers are buried, with the guide sharing their histories.
Beaufort
The carriage meanders through Old Beaufort’s Historic District for 55 minutes, passing century-old live oaks with Spanish moss, Antebellum and Victorian houses, churches, and gardens. The guide narrates Beaufort’s history from colonial times through the 20th century, including folklore and Hollywood movie connections.
55 min
The Point
The tour moves slowly through The Point neighborhood, where most Antebellum and Victorian houses and small cottages are located beneath large live oak trees draped with Spanish moss.
The Blue Colored Building at the intersection of Charles & Bay Street
End point
The Blue Colored Building at the intersection of Charles & Bay Street




by Southurn Rose Carriage Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$76This 55-minute horse-drawn carriage tour offers a narrated journey through Old Beaufort, South Carolina, highlighting its historical landmarks. Riding in a traditional blue carriage pulled by horses, guests travel along the backstreets of Beaufort’s Historic District. The guide explains over 300 years of local history, including colonial times, the American Revolution, the Antebellum South, the Civil War, and the Reconstruction era. The tour passes notable sites such as St. Helena's Anglican Church, where the guide discusses the church's founding in 1712 and the nearby graves of Beaufort’s early settlers and soldiers. Guests also travel through The Point neighborhood, known for its Antebellum and Victorian homes shaded by large live oak trees draped in Spanish moss. Throughout the ride, the sound of the horses' hooves accompanies stories of Beaufort’s past and its depiction in Hollywood films. All fees and taxes are included, while parking fees and gratuities are not covered.
St. Helena's Anglican Church
Guests hear about the church’s role since its founding in 1712. The carriage stops near the churchyard where some of Beaufort’s founding fathers and soldiers are buried, with the guide sharing their histories.
Beaufort
The carriage meanders through Old Beaufort’s Historic District for 55 minutes, passing century-old live oaks with Spanish moss, Antebellum and Victorian houses, churches, and gardens. The guide narrates Beaufort’s history from colonial times through the 20th century, including folklore and Hollywood movie connections.
55 min
The Point
The tour moves slowly through The Point neighborhood, where most Antebellum and Victorian houses and small cottages are located beneath large live oak trees draped with Spanish moss.
The Blue Colored Building at the intersection of Charles & Bay Street
End point
The Blue Colored Building at the intersection of Charles & Bay Street