Welcome to Coastal South Carolina USA!

Up and down our beautiful coastline, you can find more fun in a value-filled holiday than you could ever imagine. Whether you are with your family of five, a few foursomes from the local golf club, or a romantic trip that is a bit overdue - the coast of South Carolina has it all for you.

Dock Street Theatre

Charleston Stage, founded by Playwright Julian Wiles in 1978, is South Carolina's largest professional theatre company. In residence at The Historic Dock Street Theatre, Charleston Stage has presented over 150 productions at the theatre and played to a collective audience of over one million strong. Charleston Stage employs 20 full-time staff members, guest artists, scores of actors, dancers, singers and musicians and TheatreWings High School Apprentices.

Litchfield Plantation

Litchfield Plantation is an extraordinary retreat on the principal 600 acres of a 1750s coastal rice plantation. It has been meticulously transformed into a country inn. Gourmet dining is also available in our Carriage House Club. The Avenue of Oaks, reminiscent of days past, will capture your imagination and appeal to the nostalgic sense of the American South.

Colleton State Park

Only five minutes from I-95, this 35-acre park was originally built as a wayside park in the 1930's by the Civilian Conservation Corps. Campers, fishermen, canoeists and other outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the peaceful and relaxing blackwaters of the Edisto River. Colleton is on a portion of the river that has been designated as an official canoe and kayak trail, which carries paddlers into a rare, natural world of wildlife and scenic beauty.

Shop The Mall at Shelton Cove

As the island's only enclosed shopping environment, the 256,187-square-foot center attracts both visitors and residents with a merchandise mix that includes everything from department stores to fast food. National fashion leaders such as Ann Taylor and Banana Republic, lifestyle leaders such as Williams-Sonoma and Bombay Company, plus gift shops, services and more are all part of the attraction.

Play at Wild Dunes Harbor

The Harbor Course, a Tom Fazio design, is a testing par-70 layout sporting water, marsh or both on 17 of its 18 holes. Three holes play directly along the Intercoastal Waterway, while two more holes hopscotch Morgan Creek to Waterway Island and back. Very different yet no less challenging than it sister Links course, the Harbor Course features two marshfront finishing holes as tough as any.

Visit a Gift Shop of The Preservation Society Charleston

Since 1920, The Preservation Society has been dedicated to preserving Charleston's unique architectural and cultural heritage. As the nation's oldest non-profit community and membership preservation organization, we invite you to learn more about us and how you can support our preservation advocacy and mission programs.

Cypress Gardens

Cypress Gardens is located approximately 24 miles north of Charleston, SC, USA. The Gardens, known as the Gem of Berkeley County, offers visitors the rare experience of being one with nature as they explore the swamp on flat bottom boats, or by walking on a variety of nature trails. Visitors are surprised and amazed at the beauty and serenity of the cypress swamp.

Barefoot Princess

The Barefoot Princess offers scenic riverboat cruises on the calm waters of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, departing from Barefoot Landing. Cruises include sightseeing, lunch, dinner, or sunset. All seating for meals is within enclosed climate-controlled decks. This could be a wonderful family activity or a nice quiet getaway for two. The fun is yours to have on The Barefoot Princess!

McCrady's

Dazzling flavors, exceptional wines and unparalleled service in a comfortable, richly detailed and visually sensuous space inspired by Charleston's most evocative architecture. Chef Michael Kramer blends contemporary French-American cuisine and classic culinary technique with a modern-day style and presentation. A National Historic Landmark, McCrady's is located in the heart of the historic French Quarter District in Charleston's first tavern, built in 1778.