Isle of Palms

Coast

The Island was first inhabited by the indigenous Seewee Indians and later the English. Legend has it that the only other occupants of the island were pirates who buried their treasures for safekeeping in the deserted dunes and woods. During the... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Re-live the proud Jewish heritage, see some of the sites and learn about people that have enriched America's most historic city and country since 1695. For more than 46 years people of all faiths have experienced this customized and personalized tour... Read More

Folly Beach

Coast

Built in 1767 at the southern entrance to Charleston, the original tower was destroyed during the Civil War. The new tower, built in 1876, stands 161 ft. with 201 steps leading to its top. The beacon was extinguished in 1962. The red and white striped... Read More

Charleston

Coast

The Rev. Daniel J. Jenkins established the Jenkins Orphanage in 1891 for African-American children following an encounter with four youngsters living on the streets of Charleston. The original site of this orphanage was at 20 Franklin St. in the Old... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Coast offers Charleston’s freshest seafood, with laidback Lowcountry style. Coast’s chefs meet daily with local farmers and fishermen to procure the freshest seafood and produce available. Featuring wood-grilled fish, a full raw bar, and a refreshing... Read More

Isle of Palms

Coast

Founded in 1972 by brothers Malcolm and James Burgis, The Windjammer has been a destination for tourists, locals, beach bums and young music fans. The venue still hosts a variety of quality concerts year-round, as well as summer volleyball tournaments on... Read More