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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If you're exploring South Carolina looking for the perfect mix between small town charm and medium city vibrancy, this locale is walkable and fun.
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This top-rated South Carolina sculpture park features the works of both historic and contemporary artists. It also boasts a year-round botanical garden and zoo.
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Tucked away in the Lowcountry, this haunting destination features a crumbling Victorian-style house nestled among the wetlands of South Carolina.
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Take a trip back through the history of the South with a walking tour of this little gem, and top it all of with a peaceful lakefront stroll or a plate of BBQ.
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Chef Tyler Florence adores this hometown hole-in-the-wall that serves up classic Southern dishes like homemade biscuits and gravy and Belgian waffles.
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According to a 2025 report, this Southern U.S. state boasting outdoor fun, gorgeous coastlines, and affordability is the most popular place to move.
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You'll find plenty of wonderful restaurants in Charleston, but this destination is particularly noteworthy due to its historic charm and premium tasting menus.
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Charleston is making a name for itself on the Michelin Guide, and it has restaurants you won't want to miss in South Carolina.
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A Charleston trip isn't complete without a stop at its pioneering food truck -- although you might be able to find the truck at festivals across the South, too.
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Some pubilc infrastructure serves as a shining example of civic pride, even to travelers just passing through the area. This trail is a must-see in Greenville.
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It's easy to overlook this small town near the Lynches Scenic River, but this South Carolina hidden gem is brimming with charm and character.
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While it may often go overlooked, this South Carolina state park offers a slice of American history, picturesque forests, and fantastic fishing.
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Outdoor enthusiasts must visit this small city in South Carolina with stunning mountain views, trails for any level of hiker, kayaking on calm lakes, and more.
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This incredible full-service state resort park in South Carolina offers rooms, cabins, and camping, along with a multitude of other activities for all ages.
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If you're looking for an escape with gorgeous hikes and plenty of space for camping, look no further than this quiet South Carolina state park.
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Stretches of South Carolina's Lowcountry host may host calm waters, rich ecosystems, but they also have the unmistakable presence of native alligators.
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This unassuming island in Lake Hartwell is the last remaining evidence of a plantation, and it's home to about 60 graves and some possibly paranormal activity.
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Comprising 24,000 acres of beaches, forests, and wetlands, this South Carolina preserve is named after the owner of the Boston Red Sox from 1933 through 1976.
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If you're looking for the sunshine, soft sands, and gorgeous clear waters of the Caribbean, you can get all that and more without even leaving the U.S.
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South Carolina is certainly known for its beaches, but they can get a bit crowded. Try visiting this beach just outside of Beaufort instead. Here's why.
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