Content: See & Do
Category: Attraction
Edisto Island Serpentarium
Phone: (843) 869-1171
City: Edisto Island
Region: Coastal & Islands
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Edisto Island Serpentarium
Reptiles - native to the region and from around the world - are displayed here. Walk the grounds and enjoy open displays of hundreds of snakes in their natural habitat as well as turtles, alligators and iguanas. Educational reptile shows hourly. The gardens host many varieties of trees and flowers.
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