One of South Carolina’s least commercialized beach towns with a focus on natural beauty. Features Edisto Beach State Park, the ACE Basin nature preserve, and excellent shelling opportunities. Known for its family-friendly, relaxed atmosphere.
“Arrogantly shabby” historic beach town known for its handwoven hammocks and laid-back atmosphere. Features historic homes, traditional beach houses, and minimal commercial development. Perfect for those seeking a quieter beach experience.
Family-friendly beach community near Charleston with 7 miles of wide, sandy beaches. Features the Wild Dunes Resort, a full-service marina, numerous vacation rentals, and a commercial district with shopping and dining options.
An exclusive private island with 10 miles of pristine beaches and world-renowned golf courses including the Ocean Course. Known for its natural preservation, luxury resorts, and abundant wildlife including alligators, deer, and sea turtles.
Known as “The Edge of America,” this laid-back beach town near Charleston offers excellent surfing conditions at The Washout. Features a vibrant downtown with restaurants and bars, a 1,045-foot fishing pier, and a bohemian atmosphere.
An upscale resort island with 12 miles of pristine beaches, world-class golf courses, and over 60 miles of bike trails. Known for its eco-friendly development, Harbour Town Lighthouse, and luxury accommodations. Popular with families and retirees.
The crown jewel of the Grand Strand featuring 60 miles of beaches. Known for its bustling boardwalk, numerous golf courses, shopping centers, amusement parks, and vibrant nightlife. Perfect for family vacations with endless entertainment options.
Historic fishing village at the southern end of Hatteras Island, known as the “Blue Marlin Capital of the World.” Features the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum, ferry service to Ocracoke, and excellent offshore fishing opportunities.
Remote beach area on Hatteras Island with less development and more natural surroundings. Features 4×4 beach driving areas, Frisco Native American Museum, and Frisco Campground. Known for good surfing conditions.
Historic fishing village on Bogue Banks with a more local, authentic feel. Features less development, uncrowded beaches, and access to both the ocean and Bogue Sound. Known for its maritime history and local seafood.