Charleston

Coast

Completed in 1713, the Powder Magazine was built for gunpowder storage. It is the oldest public building in the Carolinas and one of the few remaining military structures associated with the 1780 British Siege of Charles Town. The Powder Magazine is... Read More

Wadmalaw Island

Coast

Visit America's only tea plantation, home of American Classic Tea, owned by Bigelow Tea. Tea is harvested from May through October. Visitors can walk through the production facility, see the equipment, and watch the monitors to see how tea is processed... Read More

Hollywood

Coast

The 350,000-acre ACE Basin Project is one of the largest undeveloped estuaries on the East Coast, named for the Ashepoo, Combahee and Edisto rivers. The 11,815-acre Ernest F. Hollings ACE Basin National Wildlife Refuge is a portion of the ACE Basin... Read More

Isle of Palms

Coast

Oceanfront inn only ten minutes from Wild Dunes Golf Course. Fifteen minutes from downtown Charleston. Isle of Palms has world-renowned beautiful palm-lined streets, preserved dunes and warm sandy beaches. The Seaside Inn is the affordable answer for... Read More

Isle of Palms

Coast

In 1898, visitors to Isle of Palms came by way of water or a single railroad bridge. Originally opened as a recreational area for privileged parties at beach homes, this semi-tropical retreat, bordered by beautiful beaches and a network of marsh creeks,... Read More

Awendaw

Coast

Touch! Feel! Hear! Experience the unique heritage and natural history --plants, animals, amphibians—of South Carolina's Lowcounty at the Sewee Visitor Center. A partnership between the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the USDA Forest Service and the Sewee... Read More