Built In 1873, This Historic Lighthouse Is The Only One In South Carolina You Can Rent For The Night
When you’re seeking a getaway in South Carolina, the list of possibilities seems endless. But if you want to spend the night in a lighthouse… you’ll have only one choice. The only lighthouse in the Palmetto State where you can spend the night is found in one of South Carolina’s most interesting locales: a barrier island that doesn’t have cars and is only reachable by way of a ferry. For all of the hullabaloo associated with getting there, the historic Haig Point Lighthouse really is worth the effort.

The Calibogue Sound separates the northern tip of Daufuskie Island and the southern tip of Hilton Head Island where the intracoastal waterway meets the Atlantic Ocean.

Imagine a weekend here with the operational light (now functioning as a private navigational light source) high above in the square tower right over the bedrooms on the second floor.




The Discovery Experience includes a three-day two-night weekend package that comes with: a round of golf for two, a breakfast for two at the clubhouse, a lunch for two at the clubhouse, a dinner for two at the Calibogue Club, a complimentary pass for Daufuskie ferries and water taxis, a personal tour of the community, and of course, your three-day, two-night stay in the Haig Point Lighthouse.



Learn more and submit an official inquiry at this link on the Haig Point website.
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Address: 1 Lighthouse Ln, Daufuskie Island, SC 29915, USA