 isitors to the Low Country ’s central coastal region will be pleasantly surprised to find an abundance
of attractions, activities, and events to enjoy in and around Georgetown, South
Carolina. Georgetown is
the best kept secret on the Grand Strand! The annual Wooden Boat Exhibit and Challenge is a major
attraction taking place downtown Georgetown along the riverfront and Front Street in October. Teams
of two compete to build a seaworthy wooden boat to precise specifications in record time, and then
must row across part of the Sampit River as a relay team. Enjoy the competition and take time to view
many classic wooden boats on display. Make your reservations at the DuPre House well in advance.
 xplore Georgetown and the Grand Strand on the Intracoastal Waterway by way of the
many sailing excursions, such as
Wallace Sailing Charters, Captain Dick’s Marina,
Cap’n Rod’s Plantation Tours, and
Rover Tours . We will prepare a delectable gourmet lunch
or dinner for our guests to take along
with advance notice. If you prefer to
avoid the restaurant crowds, we will
also prepare a gourmet dinner for our
guests who request it in advance. DuPre House guests’ top picks:
•Georgetown’s Historic District
•Huntington Beach State Park
•Brookgreen Gardens
•Hobcaw Barony
•Beach at Pawleys Island
•Hopsewee
& Hampton Plantations
•Blackriver Canoe & Kayak Tours
•Bull Island
•Day Trip to Historic Charleston
 rytle Beach and Pawleys Island are nearby and also offer a variety of activities and attractions.
Historic Downtown Charleston is only an hour away. Brookgreen Gardens and
Huntington Beach State Park are minutes from Georgetown and definitely worth a visit.
 opular annual events include
Georgetown's Prince George Plantation Tours in the spring; the Murrells
Inlet Boat Parade in July; Atalaya Arts & Craft Festival in September; and the
Wooden Boat
Exhibit & Challenge in October. Holiday events, celebrations and decorations abound in December
throughout the area. For more information visit the following websites:
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