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Silver Dew Pottery

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Free things to do in Daufuskie Island

Silver Dew Pottery

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Things to do
  1. Silver Dew Pottery

    Daufuskie Island

    Island-born potters firing pieces with Daufuskie clay and beach sand in a backyard kiln beside the 1883 Silver Dew winery shed.

    Free5.0 rating, 7 reviews
  2. The Iron Fish Gallery & Studio

    Daufuskie Island

    Sculptor Chase Allen's coastal-metal studio in the maritime forest - buy a fish off the porch on the honor system, as featured in Garden & Gun.

    Free4.8 rating, 195 reviews
  3. Daufuskie Island Beach

    Daufuskie Island

    Nearly three miles of undeveloped Atlantic strand facing Tybee's lighthouse - driftwood, sand dollars, and often nobody else's footprints.

    Free4.8 rating, 79 reviews
  4. First Union African Baptist Church

    Daufuskie Island

    An 1884 Gullah praise-house church still holding services - white clapboard, hand-hewn pews, and one of the island's oldest congregations.

    Free4.8 rating, 61 reviews
  5. Haig Point Lighthouse

    Daufuskie Island

    A working 1873 rear-range light on tabby ruins of a former plantation, restored as the storybook landmark of Haig Point - visible from the Calibogue ferry.

    Free4.2 rating, 27 reviews
  6. Mary Fields School

    Daufuskie Island

    The two-room schoolhouse where Pat Conroy taught Gullah children in 1969 - the year that became 'The Water Is Wide' and the film 'Conrack'.

    Free4.0 rating, 9 reviews
  7. Daufuskie Island Historic District

    Daufuskie Island

    A National Register district of dirt roads, praise houses and Gullah homesteads on a bridgeless sea island - reachable only by boat, toured by golf cart.

    Free