Myrtle Beach SC

Some places just feel like they’ve seen it all—and Charleston’s iconic market is one of them. Lined with brick, echoing with laughter, and perfumed with pralines and sea air, this open-air treasure trove invites you to slow down, soak it all in, and explore at your own pace. It’s not your typical souvenir stop. This is where past meets present in the most delightful way.

If you're looking for a place that feels like stepping into a living postcard—complete with storybook gardens, marble statues, and slow-moving butterflies—Brookgreen Gardens is it. Nestled between Murrells Inlet and Pawleys Island, this 9,000-acre cultural and botanical treasure is part sculpture garden, part wildlife preserve, and part historic rice plantation, all rolled into one awe-inspiring Lowcountry escape.

In a city known for beach boardwalks and neon arcades, it’s a peaceful park that leaves the biggest impression. Tucked into The Market Common in Myrtle Beach, Savannah’s Playground is a dream come true for families looking for outdoor fun that’s inclusive, creative, and free of limitations.

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to walk the deck of a massive aircraft carrier, peek into a submarine, or stand in the shadow of warplanes that once soared over oceans—you’re in for an unforgettable day. Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, turns American history into a full-sensory experience, offering up-close access to real military vessels that feel anything but ordinary.

Some adventures feel like they were plucked right out of a storybook—and Yellow Branch Falls is one of them. Hidden deep in South Carolina’s Sumpter National Forest, this cascading beauty rewards the curious traveler with a scene so...

You step off the bus and notice a quiet waterfront park buzzing with families and joggers, the air filled with the salty scent of marshland. A horse-drawn carriage clops by, its driver waving at locals who seem to know everyone. This small-town charm hits you immediately, with historic homes lining the streets and Spanish moss dangling from ancient oaks.

You step off the bus and notice a quiet waterfront park buzzing with families and joggers, the air filled with the salty scent of marshland. A horse-drawn carriage clops by, its driver waving at locals who seem to know everyone. This small-town...

Locals know to hit the Farmers Market on Thursday afternoons for the freshest oysters. You’ll find vendors like Mary, who’s been shucking at Bluffton Oyster Company for years, chatting with folks over piles of strawberries and homemade jams. It’s a weekly ritual that feels like a backyard cookout, only with better produce.

You step off the bus and notice a group of locals chatting outside a cozy café, their laughter mixing with the clink of coffee cups. A horse-drawn carriage clops by, and the air carries a faint scent of pine from nearby woods. It’s a small-town scene that feels welcoming, like you’ve stumbled into a friend’s neighborhood.

A Friendly Guide to Abbeville, South Carolina Ever wondered what it’s like to sip coffee in a town where history feels alive? Picture a cozy café on a brick-lined square, with locals swapping stories about Civil War days. It’s...