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Activities in South Carolina

  • Billy Reid

    The designs of Billy Reid—whose boutique empire stretches from Charleston to Dallas—would have looked just as dashing on your great-grandfather. More
  • Charleston Tea Plantation

    Tour the plantation, which grows the tea leaves used in Firefly sweet tea vodka, distilled down the road. More
  • Congaree National Park

    Congaree is a slice of the bayou just outside Columbia, SC. Its some 27,000 acres of floodplain (the polite word for “swamp”) were set aside to pre... More
  • Drayton Hall

    A 1742 plantation on the Ashley River run by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. More
  • Dulles Designs

    Founded by Emilie Dulles, who was inspired by her mother’s appreciation of fine stationery, Dulles Designs sells high quality stationery and paper ... More
  • Edmondston-Alston House

    The Greek Revival Edmondston-Alston House, which is open for public tours throughout the year. More
  • Elizabeth Stuart Design

    For furniture, handmade jewelry, vintage lighting fixtures, and regional cookbooks. More
  • Grady Ervin & Co.

    A classic men's store with its own line of seersucker suits. More
  • Hammock Shop

    Check out the weavers at this Pawleys Island shop. More
  • Hilton Head Health Institute

  • Historic Charleston Foundation

    Operates the Nathaniel Russell and Aiken-Rhett houses and sponsors the Festival of Houses & Gardens every spring. Advance tickets available. More
  • Historic Charleston Reproductions Shop

    Shop for distinctive local items such as linens inspired by the houses of Rainbow Row. More
  • Jack's Creek Marina

  • Kiawah Island

  • Magar Hatworks

    The fantastic creations of couture milliner Leigh Magar have inspired a devoted cult following. More
  • Magnolia Plantation & Gardens

    This 1676 spread has welcomed visitors since shortly after the end of the Civil War. More
  • Middleton Place

    This 1741 historic plantation has an exquisite formal garden. More
  • Moo Roo

    Local designer Mary Norton's scarves, brooches, and handbags have attracted the likes of Sharon Stone and Oprah Winfrey. More
  • Morris Island

    Just south of Charleston Harbor, tiny Morris Island is probably the last undeveloped spot on the South Carolina coast. The site of a Civil War batt... More
  • Old Slave Mart Museum

    An intelligent museum in a former slave-trade sales room. More
  • Original Hammock Shop

    Buy a classic rope hammock from this beloved shop. More
  • Pavilion Bar

    Panoramic views. This rooftop bar at the Market Pavilion Hotel offers a panoramic view of Charleston Harbor, the Cooper River Bridge and, in the di... More
  • Pawleys Island Beach Service

    The best way to see this narrow barrier island, which is squeezed between a salt marsh and the Atlantic, is by bicycle. Rent one from Pawleys Islan... More
  • Pee Dee State Farmers Market

    This 55-acre attraction features an iconic century-old red barn that houses an active potter’s studio with various pottery on display, a pecan kitc... More
  • Preservation Society of Charleston

    The society runs several historic properties and conducts tours of private homes in the fall. Also has a great book and gift shop for all things Ch... More
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