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Over 30 years ago, the movie Forrest Gump was filmed in Beaufort, SC. This trip features film site touring, and the chance to meet Forrest Gump himself. You can also savor fresh shrimp with a shrimping tour and a Lowcountry boil, plus an afternoon at the 31st Annual Beaufort Shrimp Festival.

Far less commercialized than many of America’s Coastal towns, Beaufort is simply a charming small town.  Tours move at a relaxing pace, the eco-tours are wonderful, seafood is delicious and the people are pleasant.  Come explore the history of this Low Country community. 

This is your opportunity to choose your favorite Myrtle Beach shows and attractions.  Build the most exciting tour you can for your travelers. 

This is a perfect Spring Break for youngsters and grandparents. Watch them as they enjoy the ocean, play at being a pirate, and dash among the boardwalk’s amusements. This also works on weekdays in early summer. When would you like to schedule it?

This adventurous itinerary covers 500 miles of the Atlantic Coast from the Outer Banks to Myrtle Beach. It’s filled with photo opportunities of lighthouses, wild horses, seabirds, boat rides and music shows. Also worth mentioning is the many opportunities you will have to enjoy fresh seafood. So grab your spy glass, bring a few friends and enjoy a unique new itinerary that is sure to sell to your group.

What a great vacation this is. Your group will watch the sun rises over the ocean from the balconies of their beachfront hotel.  Their days will be filled with sunshine and sightseeing, then in the evening theatrical lights and lyrics explode from the stages of Myrtle Beach’s best theaters.

The Southern Coast is a land where live oak tress are draped with Spanish moss. Where the Capitol Cities have cobble stoned streets, manicured squares, pastel colored antebellum homes. The region is filled with charm and beauty, history that dates to the first colonies, people who speak with a proudly distinct accent and wonderful food mush of which comes fresh from the sea.

Charleston, SC (1670), is defined by its seaport, cobblestone streets, horse-drawn carriages and pastel antebellum houses which serve as the backdrop for our tour that experiences the unique culinary flavors as well as the music & sounds of this colonial capitol.