At this wooden pier on the East Coast, there's more to do than marvel at its size. After catching some snapper, you can enjoy cooked seafood with a cocktail.
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Charleston may be known as one of South Carolina's top warm weather destinations but it's worth visiting in the winter for these 5 top activities.
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The Blue Ridge Mountains are a popular vacation pick for those looking to get away, and this artsy South Caroline town makes the perfect destination.
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This Myrtle Beach destination attracts millions of visitors every year with its amusement park rides, distinct "villages," and lake activities.
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One hole-in-the-wall restaurant in South Caroline is the home to some surprisingly delicious southern comfort cuisines, including unique chili burgers.
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Just outside of Charleston’s busy downtown is a picturesque district brimming with mossy oaks, local flavor, and a slower pace of life that feels worlds away.
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With a gorgeous waterfall and a national forest nearby, this surprisingly affordable South Carolina city is perfect for an affordable getaway.
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South Carolina's coastal cities tend to be the most popular with tourists. However, seated near the Georgia border is a small town with plenty of adventure.
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This master-planned Myrtle Beach community has resort-style amenities like award-winning golf, a tennis complex, a private beach, waterfront pool and more.
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Drive two-hours south of Charlotte or two hours northwest of Myrtle Beach, and you'll find a charming South Carolina city with plenty of festivals and history.
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If you're craving a top-notch fish sandwich, ceviche, or other seafood staples when in Charleston, head to this local eatery serving up its fresh catch.
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Winter doesn’t have to mean freezing temps or expensive trips. These East Coast getaways offer warmer weather and great food without blowing your budget.
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Looking for a nature-focused getaway? This scenic corner of South Carolina is brimming with waterfalls, forests, and plenty of Blue Ridge beauty.
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Myrtle Beach is one of the most popular destinations in the U.S., but this gorgeous tree-lined community offers a shop-filled respite from the crowds.
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This vibrant Charleston distillery produces a lineup of original spirits and drinks, while also hosting tours and events such as big-name concerts.
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This walkable South Carolina city is a retirement haven with affordable living, fantastic amenities, over 200 restaurants, and a "Great American Main Street."
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While Myrtle Beach doesn't have any Michelin-starred restaurants (at least as of 2025), these five beloved local eateries might just deserve the honor.
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Discover unique, swirling waterfalls, pickleball and tennis courts, and walking trails at this park in the heart of downtown Columbia, South Carolina.
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This wonderful coffee shop in West Ashley earned high marks for its delicious variety of drinks, homemade baked goods, and its cozy atmosphere.
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When you're planning your next getaway to one of America's metropolitan areas, don't forget to look at the trends -- some of them have gotten expensive.
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There's fine seafood dining to be found up and down the coast -- yes, even in a family-friendly tourist hot spot like Myrtle Beach. Here are some of the best.
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This tiny town with a population of under 100 people hides an expansive lake where waterfront camping, hiking, boating, fishing, and kayaking await.
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South Carolina is a pillar of southern hospitality, and one small town is happy to see tourists come for a visit, or even join the community.
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There are tons of small towns across the South which embody that unique Southern charm. This town has one of the most unique names and an interesting history.
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In South Carolina's Upstate region, there's an active lakeside community with sailing, fishing, hiking, and great restaurants, all within reach every day.
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Get yourself a little Southern hospitality (and maybe a plate or two of barbecue) in this little gem with lakefront strolls and a quirky name.
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This affluent Charlotte Lowcountry island is a model of urban planning, balancing nature with community amenities, as well as several lauded golf courses.
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