Charleston

Coast

The Vendue is a combination of two unique boutique hotels – 19 Vendue and 26 Vendue – located across the street from one another. 19 Vendue is housed within five historic warehouses dating back to 1780 that have been combined to form one hotel. 26 Vendue... Read More

Charleston

Coast

First Baptist Church originated in Kittery, Maine, in 1682. Under the leadership of William Screven, the church moved to Charleston in 1696. An earlier meeting house (c. 1701) was replaced by the present Greek Revival Sanctuary (c. 1822), designed by... Read More

Charleston

Coast

The Audubon Swamp is a black water cypress and tupelo swamp, that's lovely, mysterious, and unique to this area. Once a freshwater reservoir used for rice cultivation, the entire 60 acres is traversed by boardwalks, bridges, and dikes, featuring all... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Discover why celebrities like Oprah Winfrey, Pat Conroy and Barbara Streisand have stopped by for a bite to eat at Hyman's Seafood. Specializing in fresh local seafood, award-winning she crab soup and wine at supermarket prices. Hyman's also has an... Read More

Charleston

Coast

During the past fifty eight years the Azalea has featured a number of the country’s top amateur players. To request an invitation, send complete resume along with phone numbers, mailing and e-mail addresses and fax number to: Azalea Committee, The... Read More

Wadmalaw Island

Coast

The largest distillery in the state, Firefly Distillery offers one-of-a-kind products to go with a one-of-a-kind atmosphere. According to one of the founders, they chose "Firefly" for their name because fireflies are "magical", and bring that feeling of... Read More