South Carolina’s Lowcountry is among the most beautiful regions in the world. From Murrells Inlet – a fishing village blessed with pirate lore, brave seamen and fresh seafood – to Georgetown, one of this country’s … Read more
Charleston, one of America’s oldest cities, is steeped in history. Roaming around downtown’s narrow cobblestone streets that open up to the sea transports you to another era, with several landmarks and monuments commemorating the city’s … Read more
Fort Sumter National Monument Some places in the world are best known for certain historic events – and not all of them good. Mention Pearl Harbor to most people and immediately they’ll think of the … Read more
Over the past two decades, Charleston has become a culinary destination. Years ago, the culinary establishment sneered at Low Country food—okra was called slimy, shrimp n’ grits strange, and anything fried was considered lowbrow. But … Read more
Sea Turtle Hospital – Charleston A part of the South Carolina Aquarium, the Sea Turtle Hospital is a very important part of the conservation of this beautiful and wonderful marine creature. Sea turtles share beaches … Read more
The South Carolina Aquarium located on Charleston Harbor is a fascinating place to visit if you love animals and enjoy learning about nature. There are over 10,000 animals residing at the Charleston Aquarium, and exhibits … Read more
During the seventeen days when the annual Spoleto Festival reigns, art aficionados flock to Charleston for back-to-back premieres of new works of theater, music, and dance. However, during the rest of the year, this South … Read more
South Carolina’s Lowcountry Jewel Has Never Looked Better A visit to Charleston, South Carolina should be at the top of every traveler’s list. Beauty, charm, and hidden secrets abound in this beautiful Southern city. Be … Read more
A Peaceful Alternative to Myrtle Beach For families looking for a quiet beach vacation, Seabrook Island’s pristine, wildlife-filled beaches and private club facilities deliver lasting memories. Seabrook Island is a dream-like locale just south of … Read more
Charleston South Carolina is a must-see for any fan of American architecture — a living museum of 18th and 19th-century life, southern style with a low-country accent. Charleston’s impressive Market Building seems to be the … Read more
