Pristine beaches, an abundance of waterways and miles of beachfront on the Atlantic Ocean draw visitors to Charleston from all over the nation. Every beach has its own unique qualities and amenities that create an idyllic atmosphere irresistible to locals and visitors alike.
Isle of Palms. Well known for its Wild Dunes Resort and world famous golf course, Isle of Palms is the ideal combination of residential streets and resort-style living. Enjoy beach volleyball and live music at The Windjammer and shopping and dining just steps from the beach. Pristine sand and a picturesque pier at Isle of Palms County Park are perfect for walking and relaxing.
Sullivan’s Island. Tucked between Isle of Palms and the Charleston Harbor, Sullivan’s Island has maintained a small-town feel and serves as a serene getaway for many. Explore historic Fort Moultrie on the southern end of the island and fish at Murrell’s Inlet on the northern end. Enjoy the view of the lighthouse and Fort Sumter from the beach, and make sure to dine al fresco at one of the many popular restaurants on Middle Street.
Folly Beach. Referred to as “The Edge of America” by locals, Folly Beach attracts surfers, fishing enthusiasts and families with its fun, laid-back atmosphere and variety of recreational activities. Ride the waves at the Washout, fish off the pier or in the surf, or explore the beachfront by paddleboard. After you’ve gotten your fill of relaxing on the beach, browse surf shops and dining establishments in Folly Beach’s business district.
Kiawah Island. Boasting 10 miles of beaches and acres of preserved maritime forests, sand dunes and marshes, Kiawah Island is a picturesque refuge teeming with wildlife. For property owners, the Kiawah Island Club is an exclusive private membership club that offers luxury amenities and venues. Unwind and relax in a beautiful natural setting and enjoy Kiawah Island Resort’s award-winning golf courses, biking, tennis and nature trails.
Seabrook Island. Just south of Kiawah Island, Seabrook Island is a private residential beachfront community that offers an escape from the busyness of everyday life. From horseback riding along the shore to waterfront dining to relaxing on the beach, visitors and residents enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this charming island community.
Edisto Beach. Edisto Beach is an uncommercialized, family-friendly beach on Edisto Island. Nature tours, fishing, hiking, and biking provide numerous opportunities to explore the stunning natural setting on the oceanfront. Comprised of 1,255 acres, 4 miles of trails, and 1.5 miles of beach, Edisto Beach State Park is a wonderful island getaway.
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Kiawah Island Club
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