DeBordieu Colony is one of the oldest beachside communities on the East Coast. It’s a unique blend of wildlife, beach, and beautiful family homes. According to local legend, the name “DeBordieu” was given to this area by the Marquis de Lafayette. After navigating secretly for 54 days in order to avoid being captured by the British fleet, Lafayette landed his ship Victory on June 13, 1777, and exclaimed, “This land is so beautiful, it must be the borderland of God! (D’aborde Dieu).” Our southern pronunciation “Debidue” comes from the local Gullah dialect.
Some 400 years have not diminished the beauty that LaFayette found so captivating. With only 1,220 homesites on 2,700 acres, and hundreds of acres established as a wildlife preserve, DeBordieu Colony will delight residents and guests for generations to come.
CLICK HERE for Project Resources Coastal Asphalt will begin mobilizing equipment on Tuesday, September 2, 2025, in preparation for...
Read More ›The 37th Annual Beach Sweep held on September 20 was a success! A big “Thank You” to the DeBordieu...
Read More ›DCCA Community Affairs Committee sponsors: Friendship Place Food Drive Sept. 8 to Sept. 22 Playground parking area Every Donation Makes...
Read More ›Important Boat Parking and Storage Reminders As a boating and beach-loving community, we understand the enjoyment and convenience that...
Read More ›With the weather warming up, members, family, and friends are out and about enjoying our beautiful community. Please be...
Read More ›We are glad you are here and welcome you to our beautiful beach. The best way to enjoy your...
Read More ›The DeBordieu Colony Community Association, (DCCA) held its Annual Meeting on Saturday, May 3. We extend our sincere...
Read More ›We share our beautiful community with an abundance of wildlife. To maintain the safety of our residents and visitors,...
Read More ›DeBordieu residents are encouraged to sign up to receive emergency alert information through the CodeRED (n/k/a OnSolve) notification system....
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