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Sullivan's Island, SC Area
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Sullivan's Island, SC Area
A relaxation center on Sullivan's Island offering massage therapy and cupping services in a peaceful environment.
Spartanburg, SC
The Creek Golf Club is Spartanburg’s home course, providing recreational opportunities for visitors. It features practice facilities and a free driving range for members. The club has over 400 active members with daily organized playing opportunities and a full schedule of tournaments. It also includes a Ladies Association and a Junior Golf Academy.
Port Royal, SC
The Port Royal Museum offers visitors a look into lowcountry living, focusing on seafood harvesting from local creeks and rivers. It explores how the deepest natural port inspired craftsmen to build boats and trawlers. The museum also shares the story of the Port Royal Railroad and showcases the results of strong community connections and family values.
Columbia, SC
The Museum of the Reconstruction Era is housed in South Carolina's only remaining presidential site, the 1871 Italian villa-style residence of "Tommy" Woodrow Wilson. It is one of the nation's only museums dedicated to the post-Civil War Reconstruction period. Visitors can explore 21st-century exhibits, interactive technologies, and guided tours that interpret Columbia's racial, social, and political landscape of the 1870s. The site also features gardens inspired by Victorian landscape architect Andrew Jackson Downing, divided into a formal pleasure garden and a working backyard.
Georgetown, SC Area
Offers lighthouse shell island tours, plantation river tours, and sunset eco cruises, focusing on local history, wildlife, and shelling.
Clemson, SC Area
CORE offers equipment rentals including kayaks, paddleboards, and bikes, and organizes outdoor adventure trips such as backpacking, whitewater rafting, and rock climbing.
Charleston, SC
A unique gallery featuring the beginnings of tennis. Award winning collection & souvenirs. Open 11-2 pm & always by appt. Please call or text ahead of a visit. Free admission.
Hilton Head Island, SC Area
Offers personalized private tours through Hilton Head Island's salt marsh, rivers, and sounds, focusing on wildlife discovery and guaranteed dolphin sightings.
Photo by U.S. Marine CorpsBeaufort, SC
Explore the Parris Island Museum to discover the rich history of the Marine Corps through exhibits, tours, and immersive experiences. Admission is free.
Cayce, SC
The Cayce Historical Museum's main building is a replica of a 1765 frontier trading post, Fort Granby, which later became the Cayce family home. It interprets the area's historical, social, and cultural heritage with objects from prehistoric to 21st century periods. Visitors can see exhibits on topics like the Doolittle raiders and African American Legends of Cayce, plus a 1749 kitchen, 1820 smokehouse, and a railroad caboose. The museum also features an extensive collection of over 7,000 Native American artifacts, some dating back to the Paleo-Indian period.
Kiawah Island, SC Area
Coastal Charters of Charleston provides private, captained boat charters tailored to guests' preferences, including dolphin sightseeing, sunset cruises, harbor tours, sandbar stops, and custom cruises around Kiawah Island.
Charleston, SC
The Aiken-Rhett House Museum is preserved as-found and frozen in time, offering a portrait of urban life in antebellum Charleston. Visitors can explore the house, its surviving furnishings, and outbuildings including a kitchen, laundry, carriage block, and original quarters for enslaved people. The dependency buildings survive virtually untouched since the 1850s, allowing visitors to comprehend the realities of enslaved Africans. The Art Gallery, the only restored room, showcases paintings and sculptures from the Aiken family's European Grand Tour.
Salley, SC
Eudora Wildlife Safari Park is a drive-through safari near Columbia, SC, featuring over 300 exotic animals. Visitors can take self-guided tours on South Carolina's largest animal safari loop, explore an interactive walk-through trail, the Safari Village, and a family-friendly petting zoo. Guided safari wagon tours are also available, and educational field trips include guided tours and picnic areas.
Myrtle Beach, SC
Wheels of Yesteryear is a Vintage Auto Museum located in Myrtle Beach, SC. The museum showcases cars from previous eras, allowing visitors to appreciate their beauty and craftsmanship. It also features car-related memorabilia, pop culture items, and license plates from around the world.
Charleston, SC
The Macaulay Museum of Dental History is located in the historical heart of the Medical University of South Carolina campus in Charleston, SC. Established in 1975 by Dr. Neill W. Macaulay, it houses the most comprehensive collection of dental artifacts in South Carolina. Visitors can see historical tools, a 19th Century dental-office display, a collection of dental chairs, and a Civil War era traveling dentist's chest. The renovated space features newly designed exhibits and conserved historical collections.
Myrtle Beach, SC
World Tour Golf Links in Myrtle Beach, SC, features an award-winning 18-hole course inspired by iconic golf holes from around the world. Visitors can play on designs capturing the challenge of courses like Augusta National, St. Andrews, and Pinehurst. The facility also offers The Bridge, Myrtle Beach’s only Toptracer Range, providing real-time shot tracking, interactive games, and virtual rounds. Additionally, guests can find professional golf instruction, a pro shop, and the World Tour Grille for dining.
Hilton Head Island, SC
The Sandbox Children’s Museum is an interactive children’s museum located on Hilton Head, SC. Founded in 2005, its goal is to educate young children through age-appropriate, interactive activities and exhibits. The museum offers exhibits designed to support children's emotional, social, physical, language, mathematical, and cognitive development. It also provides programs for children ages 1 through 12, such as STEAM time, Discover, Imagine Grow (D.I.G.), and camps.
Cowpens, SC
The Cowpens Depot Museum and Civic Center is housed in a railroad depot built around 1874 for the Air Line Railroad Company. Local citizens saved and moved the depot, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1997. The museum displays items donated by crewmen and local citizens, focusing on WWII naval history. Visitors can see clothing, photos, medals, and personal letters from former USS Cowpens crewmen.
Charleston, SC
Fort Sumter is a historical fort located in the middle of Charleston Harbor. Its construction proceeded as Charleston moved towards secession. On April 12, 1861, the Confederacy fired on its US garrison, opening the Civil War. The fort is only accessible by ferry rides through Fort Sumter Tours.
Columbia, SC
EdVenture is a children's museum designed to inspire curiosity through hands-on, interactive experiences in a safe and engaging environment. Featuring larger-than-life installations and activities, the museum invites learners of all ages to explore, experiment, and unlock their natural sense of discovery and wonder.
Surfside Beach, SC Area
Offers private and personal chef services, dinner parties, and small-scale catering, bringing culinary experiences to homes and events in Myrtle Beach and surrounding areas.
Bluffton, SC
Crescent Pointe Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 71 Arnold Palmer Signature Course, established in 2000 in Bluffton, South Carolina. It is the area’s top-rated Arnold Palmer Signature Course, winding through the Lowcountry and bordering the Victoria Bluff Heritage Preserve. Golfers can play on generous fairways with challenging approaches, undulating greens, and dramatic white sand bunkers. The design features graceful elevations, rolling terrain, marsh views, and century-old oaks.
Beaufort, SC Area
Offers boat tours, dolphin sightings, and sunset cruises, providing a unique way to experience the beauty, history, and marine wildlife of coastal South Carolina.
Okatie, SC
Chechessee Creek Club is a golf course in Okatie, SC, designed by Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw. Opened in 2000, the course rewards players adept at strategy, precision, and short game, as well as those with power and length. Members can enjoy a walk among the scenic Lowcountry landscape, featuring Live oaks, long-needle pines, and marsh views, with seasoned caddies available.