So proud to be ridin’ shotgun!
So proud to be ridin’ shotgun!

Just cruising around in a Mungeon Creek golf cart and exploring all Daufuskie has to offer is a refreshing way to spend a day. Unpaved roads shaded by live oak canopies encourage you to slow down and soak up your surroundings. Maritime forests provide habitat for deer, squirrels, racoons, and armadillos, with stretches of tidal marsh enticing shorebirds, to strut their stuff. Just a tip from the voice of experience: before you come, you might want to stock up on insect repellant for the gnats, chiggers, and ticks that inhabit the woods and waterways. A local favorite is G'Bye G'Nats, Made right next door in Bluffton. It's organic, safe for your skin, and keeps the bugs at bay.

If you REALLY want to slow down, saddle up with Daufuskie Trail Rides and mosey to the  beach on horseback.

If you're lucky, you might catch an osprey or bald eagle in flight. There's a bald eagle nest on Beach Road between the Bloody Point Lighthouse and Sandy Lane condos. Formerly endangered wood storks have made a dramatic comeback and can be seen in various locations around Daufuskie Island.

Just go criuisin'...
Saddle up and hit the trail.
Saddle up and hit the trail.
Rookery on Avenue of Oaks
Rookery on Avenue of Oaks
Explore new paths
Explore new paths
Daufuskie Parrothead (cardinal in a beautyberry bush)
Daufuskie Parrothead (cardinal in a beautyberry bush)
Fox squirrel
Fox squirrel
Wood storks having a tea party
Wood storks having a tea party
Prehistoric Possum
Prehistoric Possum
Make your own fun!
Make your own fun!
The rookery on Avenue of Oaks in Melrose
The rookery on Avenue of Oaks in Melrose
Sunset from the dock on Mungeon Creek
Sunset from the dock on Mungeon Creek
Going, going...
Going, going,...

After a leisurely day cruising around Daufuskie Island in your Mungeon Creek golf cart, kick back with your beverage of choice and let the night birds sing you to sleep. Chuck Will's Widows begin the nocturnal symphony, followed be Great Horned Owls; and if you hear something that sounds like a horse neighing in your back yard, it's probably a screech owl making its presence known.

Full moon shines over Mungeon Creek.
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