CHICORA WOOD PLANTATION

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On the way to Chicora Wood, visit the mysterious remains of the antebellum Prince Frederick Church before paddling the creeks and hand-dug canals that interlace the Great Pee Dee and Waccamaw Rivers. We take a break for lunch, so everyone has a chance to stretch their legs.

Lined by the dikes and trunk gates that flooded the impoundments, these vast plantations grew indigo and Carolina Gold rice that sustained an aristocratic society beginning in the 1600's until the War Between the States.

Colorful songbirds, alligators, and turtles now find refuge in these quiet waters and marshes.

 

Our tours meet at various locations, depending on tides and your location. Please ask for specifics when you make your reservation.

 

 

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