McClellanville

Coast

A "blessing of the fleet" by local clergy celebrates tradition in this coastal community. Shrimp dinners, kabobs, chowders, barbeque and hot dogs are served. Children's area with inflatables, local artists and crafters and live music throughout the day. Read More

Pawleys Island

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Built on the site of an old indigo and rice plantation, True Blue features uncommon natural elevations and naturally rugged terrain. The rough, sandy areas have been retained and provide striking contrast to the immaculate greens, tees and fairways.... Read More

Georgetown

Coast

Located on North Island near the entrance to Winyah Bay, the original tower is one of two built in the late 1790s. Destroyed by a hurricane in 1806, it was rebuilt in 1812 of white-washed brick. The current tower is 85 feet high with 124 steps leading to... Read More

McClellanville

Coast

Exhibits demonstrate a time line of history beginning with villages of the Seewee Indians and the settlement at Jamestown, S.C. by French Huguenots, through the rice planting on the great Santee plantations and the establishment of the town of... Read More

Georgetown

Coast

Mansfield Plantation is a historic rice plantation pre-dating the American Revolution, now operating as a B&B that can accommodate up to 20 guests. A boat landing is available with access to the Black River. Group tours and teas available by... Read More

Georgetown

Coast

Stroll the Harborwalk and discover a wide collection of art-filled galleries, charming shops and fantastic restaurants. Visit the Rice Museum, take in a history tour, or head to the waterfront for a ride on the harbor. Mere miles and whole worlds... Read More