South Carolina Coast Things to Do

We’ve found some of the best spots around to wake up to those pink, orange and blue hues across the sky. Grab your mug of coffee and go check it out.

The coastal waters of South Carolina have more than 700 species of shellfish living in its waters, making shelling a favorite pastime for locals and travelers alike.

Visitors to Charleston and its nearby beaches often think of touring the historic district, taking a carriage ride and seeing Charleston Harbor. But there’s a lot more to do around the area.

When you vacation at Seabrook Island, take advantage of a one-of-a-kind adventure. After all, it’s not many places that allow you to ride horses on the beach. But they do just that at the Seabrook Island Equestrian Center on John’s Island.

For hundreds of years, the Lowcountry has inspired artists and craftsmen. Its close connection to the natural world evokes specific skills that are an important part of the region’s culture.

Wondering what’s up this winter in Charleston-area resorts? The answer is: Plenty. Whether you’re a reader, a runner, golfer or wine drinker, there’s something for you along the South Carolina coast.

Winter is prime time for sports in the Lowcountry, so get into the spirit with some of our top activities. For those who like to keep moving, even when on vacation, you’ve picked the right spot.

The Lowcountry makes a perfect escape. Families can reconnect as the pace slows down. But, there are still plenty of ways to get your heart racing.