Upscale beach community near Charleston with historic significance. Features Fort Moultrie, wide beaches with maritime forests, excellent dining options, and literary connections to Edgar Allan Poe. Known for its preservation of natural landscapes.
Upscale, quiet beach community between Pawleys Island and Murrells Inlet. Features prestigious golf courses, bike paths, and well-maintained beaches. Known for its less crowded shoreline and family-oriented atmosphere.
Semi-private beach in upscale residential community between Rehoboth Beach and Henlopen Acres. Features quieter atmosphere than neighboring public beaches. Limited public access with primarily resident use and some vacation rentals.
Residential beach area at northern end of Rehoboth Beach. Less crowded than main beach areas with primarily local and rental property access. Features standard beach amenities with quieter, more relaxed atmosphere.
Revitalized beach town featuring Pier Village, an upscale shopping and dining complex along the boardwalk. Features Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park with recreational facilities and seasonal events. Beach badges required.
Upscale beach community with clean, wide beaches and family-friendly atmosphere. Features strict beach maintenance, seasonal lifeguards, and recreational areas. Beach tags required with limited public facilities.
Upscale beach town known as the “Irish Riviera” with a pristine two-mile beach and the longest non-commercial boardwalk in New Jersey. Features Victorian architecture, upscale dining, and limited commercial development. Beach badges required.
A pristine beach in an upscale coastal village featuring the Flying Horse Carousel (oldest operating carousel in America). Surrounded by historic buildings, shops, and restaurants with a charming atmosphere.