I wish I had gotten more photos to show you guys how nice this place is. But it's mostly open air,…read morewith lots of benches to rest on. Clean bathrooms. A gift shop with some great historical books and fun Charleston gifts. Two walls full of brochures for places to stay and visit during your time in Charleston. I ended up here because I took Gullah Tours (reviewed separately) and this is where all of the tour busses gather before disembarking (on the back side of the building). It has a lot of Charleston history to check out for free, and again, the gift shop is pretty cool . . . I bought the book written by my tour guide and even got him to autograph it!

Very inspirational and informative! Also, a nice respite if one needs AC in the Carolina summer…read moreheat. Additionally, the parking seems secure and offers space for oversized vehicles....at an affordable rate, too!

Arrived later close to closing the information available was terrific and I could have gotten a…read morewhole history of Savannah from the staff if I stayed long enough. The film seemed older close To late 80s or early 90s. It that actually made it more enjoyable for me. Just like the film I remember from my classes. Did not have time for the museum this visit. But it is on the next agenda.

Friendly and informational staff…read more I would recommend one of the two trolley tours. We joined the 1 hour no hopping on/off tour. We did not want to hop on and off in the 95degF humid weather. Thr tour lady Gerturde gave an amazing tour, describing everything downtown.histiruc Savannah, which we might have missed if we only walked around downtown by ourselves. Which we discussed the next morning. Would commend this visitor center and its tours.

This location offers a plethora of information and brochures about the offerings of the island!…read more What a great resource to learn about discounts, fun things and places and ideas for adventures of fun and relation which is what the island life is all about!

This Visitors Center is in a former bank. They didn't remove the drive-thru overhang outside, nor…read morethe teller booths with glass windows inside. So it's a little weird but during COVID, the glass partitions come in handy! Equipped with plenty of brochure info and staff available to help you, teller style. Bathrooms clean, free, and no lines!

Nice visitor's center with a gift shop and extremely clean restrooms. There's an outdoor seating…read morearea out back and a pet walk next to the parking area. They even had a pet bowl filled with water on the front porch.

If you're heading south on Highway-17 on your way to Beaufort or Savannah, make the detour to…read moreFrampton Plantation to spend a half hour or so. Conveniently located immediately off 17-A (and with road signs to let you know you're approaching), the historic Frampton Plantation is a free Visitors Center/Gift Shop/Mini Museum. It's great to stop in to learn a bit more about the area, take a photo op, pick up a gift for someone, or even use the restroom. During COVID, you must be wearing a mask and the gift shop employee will meet you at the door to spritz sanitizer in your hands before you can enter the building. After you go through the building, make sure to wander to the back of the house to view the start of the SC Revolution Trail located in the Gazebo and view the remnants of an earthen work trenches from a Civil War scrimmage that occurred on the property.

Looks new and very beautiful! There are large screens with beautiful pictures of Charleston scenes…read moreand a wall of information brochures . The people at the helpdesk were friendly and informative. All tours begin here and you can also buy tickets keys here . Note : there's a parking garage right opposite to the visitor center on Mary street.

Small location but is nice and neatly kept inside and the lady that talked to us was knowledgeable…read moreand fun! Stop in to pick up the to dos for this area and you can also pick up info on Savannah.

This was our first stop on our visit to Tybee island. We were immediately greeted by a very…read morefriendly employee who provided us with great recommendations. They have shelves and shelves of brochures of things to do in Tybee island and Savannah. They also have a public restroom and gift shop.

As a first-time visitor to Hilton Head Island, I noticed an odd pattern. Three different Black…read morewomen working at three different places, Publix, Walgreens, and the Spinnaker security gate, all had foundation on that was several shades too light and caked on. Hilton Head, somebody please stock some deeper foundation shades. These melaninated queens deserve better than makeup that has them looking like they're auditioning for Memoirs of a Geisha.

On Saturday April the 26th me and my family were coming out of Coligny Beach, my family was a few…read moreyards behind me when I was approached by a man asking me if I wanted to purchase a marijuana. I politely said no with my family caught up to me then the man ask me if I wanted to do a presentation over at the Coral sands. I told him I'm staying at Spinnaker resort, and that my hotel had already taken care of everything. He then continue to follow me and my family as we were leaving going to the parking lot, he drives a little blue car he identified himself as JD even had a dog in the front seat of his car. He basically harasses all the way to our vehicle. He clearly looked like he was homeless, and he had an odor of marijuana that I could clearly smell. I told him three different times that I wanted nothing from him, he then got very upset and said I should take me and my broke family and go back to wherever we're from. So I googled Coral sands and found out that this gentleman worked for a company called hhgs / Hilton Head guest services. Whoever hired that man was clearly overlooking the fact that he clearly looks like he's homeless and a drug addict. bad look for your company. I don't know how people can harass families coming off the beach, how a company would let that happen or even the town of Hilton Head.

We are a senior couple, experienced travelers, who needed some guidance in planning a two week…read moretrip to Charleston Beaufort and Savannah in June 2026. As this was our first trip to the part of the USA we wanted to experience the South as visitors not rushed as tourists. After finding Kevin we knew we had found the right person to plan this visit based upon travel style. KEVIN EXCEEDED OUT EXPECTATIONS IN THIS REGARD. What I particularly liked was that in the planning stage Kevin provided pre-selected recommendations for Hotels, tour guides and dining. This allowed us to take the time to review his recommendations on line and select those that best fit our travel style. Although budget was not a constraint for this trip Kevin's recommendations were balanced including both private and very small group tours and fine dining plus the hidden places only a local would know for a true taste of the South. Although Kevin laid out the plan we still felt it was "our" trip because of the ability to choose among great options. Kevin plans allow for you a to customize your trip while still having the benefit of an experienced planner. Our tour guides ranged from very very good to TRULY EXCEPTIONAL. We avoided touristy places and had unique experiences that self-internet planner would unlikely ever find.One of the Kevin's strengths was sequencing the order of our tours in both Charleston and Savannah so that one experience built on the other something I could never have done on my own. Every tour guide was on time and never once did we wait to be seated in the restaurants he reserved for us. Kevin provides you with a detailed itinerary down to recommended entrée selections at the restaurants that have been reserved. I'd like to comment on Kevin in trip follow up to questions but I can't. Because of the excellence of the itinerary provided down to how early to leave for activities due to driving times, we never had any need for follow up during the two weeks of out travel. So the question boils down to due you want to have nice trip that you or an out of town travel agent planned on the internet or do you want to experience an EXCEPTIONAL CUSTOM TRAVEL EXPERIENCE. If it's the latter I can't imagine a better choice that Kevin for Charleston Beaufort and Savannah.

Connected with Kevin 6 months before our trip and the most important thing I can say is Kevin…read morelistens to what you want to get out of your trip. Our group of 3 had a main focus on the history of Charleston and Savannah and Kevin delivered. But he knew that we would also need a break and worked in tours that highlighted the charm and feel for each city including a late night stroll with him. His restaurant bookings were so helpful when you travel, finding good places to eat that have a table can be very challenging. To not have to think about where I'm going each night was a blessing. I can't recommend enough having him plan your visit to what you love to do most when you travel.