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Category: Accommodation
True Blue Resort
Phone: (843) 979-0365
City: Pawleys Island
Region: Coastal & Islands
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True Blue Resort
Located in peaceful Pawleys Island, True Blue Resort offers fantastic modern accommodations for a memorable beach getaway. Situated on the acclaimed True Blue Golf Plantation, beautiful lowcountry scenery surrounds you, with on-site amenities like multiple outdoor pools, Jacuzzis and tennis courts providing great opportunities to play and relax. The resort is only minutes from some of the most beautiful beaches along the east coast. Enjoy absolute relaxation at our fantastic rental properties at True Blue Resort!
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