Beaches
Known as one of the most popular beaches in the Charleston Area, Folly Beach is often referred to as the "Edge of America."
This beautiful oceanfront is equipped with a sand volleyball court, picnic areas, a children's play area and more.
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Golf Courses
Featuring five challenging and visually appealing golf courses, Kiawah Island caters to all different variations of golfers.
Rated as the #1 non-resort golf course in the Charleston area. It's one of the area's most prestigious hidden gems.
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Museums
Located at 135 Meeting Street, The Gibbes Museum of Art is a staple of the artistic presence in Charleston.
The Charleston Museum is often referred to as "America's First Museum." Located in the heart of Downtown Charleston.
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Amusement Parks
Attractions include everything from a rock climbing wall and batting cages to miniature golf, a driving range and more...
Located in Palmetto Islands County Park, Splash Island caters to every age; from a toddler pool to towering water slides.
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Historic Destinations
The Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon in Charleston is one of the last standing buildings from the Colonial and Revolutionary eras.
1000's of exquisite flowers and plants make up the extensive gardens. Some sections of the gardens are more than 325 years old.
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