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Friday, 26 February 2016

February 26, 2016

Making Your Vacation Fun Filled And Interesting



There is a popular saying used to stop the curious bunch of people from exploring the unexplored-“curiosity killed the cat”. Well when you are on a Hilton Headvacation if you are not interested in exploring the possibilities then the trip can seem like unfinished business.

Every experience will be as unique as the other in the Sea Islands. It is a place chosen by the famous and the not so famous to relax and freshen up. The ability to align yourself with the force of nature and with your inner self will be awaiting you. There are a lot of things to explore; there is beach hopping to get the perfect tan going, there is surfing, shopping, golfing, playing tennis and before I forget learning about the long preserved West African culture called Gullah Geechee.
Yes, it is as interesting as it sounds and you can know all about it if you choose to go on a tour with the traditional touring companies such as Gullah Heritage Trail Tours.

Wednesday, 10 February 2016

February 10, 2016

Honoring Tradition



Have you heard about Hilton Head Island located in the Sea Islands of South Carolina? If not, let me explain. 

The Hilton Head Island is one of the Sea Islands of South Carolina. This entire stretch is popularly known as the Gullah Geechee corridor. The inhabitants here are known as the Gullah Geechee people, a name known to be derived from the West African language. The inhabitants of the islands here are descendants of African slaves brought here centuries ago to work on plantations. 



Through all these centuries, they have preserved their native African culture, heritage, language, customs, art forms, and family life. These Gullah Geechee people are known to have preserved their culture and traditions like no other African-American community residing in the United States. The reason behind this is their isolation from the mainland. For centuries, they had no connection with the rest of society on the mainland. Even after the end of slavery, they continued to reside on the island, as they were now settled in this area and their main livelihood came from the plantations. As they remained isolated even after the end of slavery, they managed to retain their rich West African culture, language, and customs. 

This interesting and unique culture and location make it a must see destination. Hilton Head Island, holds a rich culture and story that you can’t find anywhere but this Gullah Geechee corridor. What’s more, the Hilton Head activities provide full-time entertainment for all. They will make you and your families vacation a memorable one. Plan your vacation to the Hilton Head Island with Gullah Heritage Trail Tours. Visit their website at: http://gullaheritage.com/

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