South Carolina

Beaches in South Carolina
South Carolina islands are famous for magnificent long and wide sandy beaches that attract thousands of tourists.
Greenville is the largest city in Greenville County, and although it offers its fair share of attractions, you might find yourself wanting to head out of town on a day trip.
South Carolina had a softness to it. The kind you feel in slow afternoons, in the way Spanish moss sways, in conversations that start easy and stay with you. I remember thinking, “This place doesn’t need to rush to be remembered—it lingers naturally, like good shade on a hot day.”
What stayed with me were the contrasts: the hush of a coastal morning and the boldness of Lowcountry flavors, the quiet strength of historic places and the lightness of a beach walk with no agenda. I left South Carolina feeling full—in spirit, in story, and in soul.
Whether you’re drawn to seaside towns, historic districts, lush gardens, or soulful food that speaks without saying much, these guides reflect the South Carolina I came to know. It’s a place that moves slowly—and moves you, too.
Places to Visit in South Carolina
Things to Do on Pawleys Island
Family Resorts in South Carolina
Things to Do in Murrells Inlet
Free & Affordable Activities in Charleston, South Carolina
Romantic Restaurants in Columbia, SC
Romantic Getaways in Columbia, South Carolina
When to Visit Myrtle Beach - Weather & Other Travel Tips
Things to Do in Georgetown, SC
Seafood Restaurants in Charleston, South Carolina
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
Southern Pressed Juicery - Superfood Bowls and Juices in Greenville, SC
The Largest Cities in South Carolina
South Carolina's Historic Houses