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Kazoobie Kazoos

4.9 (49 reviews)
Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Flag made entirely of kazoos and kazoo parts. Pretty cool!

Grandkids age 9 (girl) and 11 (boy) really liked the tour. They especially loved making their own kazoos! We found the whole experience to be enjoyable and worth the low price.

Nancy the Tour Guide
RabbiWendy S.

A tiny factory and museum that was SO MUCH FUN to visit. Nancy, our tour guide, was friendly and enthusiastic. She demonstrated a bunch of kazoos and whistles after we watched a cute video history. We made our own kazoos at the end of the tour and she hummed/played kazoo along with us! Suitable for families and the young at heart (like us!). This is an off-the-beaten-path kind of place. Make sure to go. Highly recommended!!

Gabrielle V.

What an absolute gem! This is a MUST see in Beaufort! For children, adults and families alike! As soon as we walked in we were happily greeted by Jenny, who was our incredible, chipper and enthusiastic tour guide! I loved her energy and passion for this amazing place! Everyone gets to make their very own colorful kazoo! We get to choose different colors and pieces! We learn about different horns and whistles! If you check in on Yelp you get a free extra whistle on your kazoo it's super awesome! There are so many attractions, movie scenes from Forest Gump, but you NEED to stop in and see what this little place is about! It's my favorite place in Beaufort! You will not regret coming in and walking out with a big ol smile!

Chris L.

We were visiting the area with our kids and my mom suggested we check out the Kazoo Factory, so we stopped in on a whim. It was actually pretty fun and also quite random. We ordered tickets in advance. Once we got there, we watched a short video, then had a live presentation with a backroom tour, and then got a parting gift of a kazoo. The staff were really friendly and the kids seemed to get a kick out of it.

Bob V.

Just good old-fashioned fun! Learn a bit about the history of kazoos, and then build your own! We also took home "the world's loudest kazoo," the "kazobo," which features two sound membranes working alongside a large horn and YES, this bad boy is WAY loud!

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Bob M.

So fun!! Highly recommended stop. The tour and talk was a wonderful experience. You make your own Kazoo at the end of the tour. Book a reservation now!

Handmade by me!
Minta P.

I can't believe it has taken me over a year to write this review! But, just like Kazoobie Kazoos, it is worth not getting overlooked. Located in an unassuming warehouse, the fun oozes out the double doors as you pull up and see kids of all ages walk out smiling and humming on their kazoos, blowing on their whistles and making beautiful noises that will surely aggravate the in about ten minutes. As you enter you are directed to the museum that takes you through the -no kidding- fascinating history of the kazoo. Who knew?! Once it is your time, you head over to the "theater" for an interactive show put on by a very enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff member. Then you get to go to the factory in the back. It is simply amazing how they have perfected and simplified making the kazoo over the years. And I did not know how popular they still are today! To end your tour, you get to make your very own customized kazoo. It is still proudly on display on my desk/bookshelf today. There is also a small gift shop where you can purchase other fun items as well as Kazoobie Kazoos merchandise. I don't think I have ever been anywhere where the staff had so much fun at their job and were so friendly. Our guides were Ashley and Sarah and were absolutely excellent!

A glimpse into the *small* on-site Kazoo Museum.  Yeah, that's right.  Everything you ever wanted to know, but were afraid to ask!

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Paul was a fantastic guide. He was knowledgeable and FUN. Making a Kazoo to take and playing Happy Birthday to another guide was perfect.

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Great tour!!!!! Ask for Nancy!!!!! So much fun!!!!! Nothing else to say but Yelp wants 85 characters

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We enjoyed a fascinating tour by Nancy who is an expert in the workings and assembly of kazoos! She was a delight!

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Love bringing friends and family here when they come into town. Friendly staff and very clean property.

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