Archive: Oct 2018

Experiencing Charleston by land is a sight to behold, but seeing it by sea? That’s a whole other story. Discover the history and natural splendor of Charleston from an alternative angle —  the water. These boat tours offer visitors a view of the harbor and its waterways that isn’t accessible on land. Most offer guided…

Sullivan’s Island is a 3.4-square mile island, located on South Carolina’s sandy coast. It sits just across the harbor from Charleston and offers visitors and locals a little break from city life, amazing views and outdoor recreation. The area is home to an affluent community, and most of the sites and attractions on Sullivan’s Island…

A mere two-hour drive from Charleston, Savannah is the perfect setting for a day trip. Just as you’d head to Charleston to enjoy the pastel-colored mansions and waterfront views, you might take a trip to Savannah to enjoy the large estates and charming city squares. Charleston’s sister city might share a small amount of history…

Fort Sumter and Patriots Point are two Charleston attractions that are popular with history buffs, nature lovers and photographers. While the exhibits at Fort Sumter focus mostly on Civil War history, the attractions at Patriots Point revolve primarily on the history of World War II and the Vietnam War. Patriots Point and Fort Sumter can…