75% of enslaved Africans coming to America arrived in Beaufort and the South Carolina sea islands, making it the epicenter of African American history and the foundation of the Gullah culture. This unique blend of West African slaves and American plantation culture is showcased through the Gullah people's language, food, art, and storytelling, with a focus on preserving the lessons of the past.
Circle Unbroken: A Gullah Journey from Africa to America
The Beaufort area in South Carolina and its surrounding sea islands were a primary entry point for 75% of all enslaved Africans in America, leading to the development of the unique Gullah culture and attracting tourists with its rich history and breathtaking natural beauty.
