A Guide to Charleston Beaches

Posted By AmberHanna Forbes @ Jun 27th 2019 10:24am In: Things to Do

In the Lowcountry, we are blessed with a variety of salty destinations! From surfing and sand castles to the best eats around, you are sure to find your own little slice of heaven.

Folly Beach

Have you always dreamed of living the life of a surf bum? Folly beach is calling your name. Sign up for a surf lesson and hang ten!

After hours of fun in the sun, chill out on the deck at Tides with a cold beverage in your hand. Grab some street corn at Taco Boy. Refresh your beach wardrobe at our local shops or rent a bike to explore.

Isle of Palms

If a family friendly, classic Charleston beach is more your vibe, head across the bridge to Isle of Palms. This beautiful beach is lined with pristine homes, some of them are even for sale!

Launch your boat at the marina and cruise the intercostal waterway. Whether you’re visiting for a week or just an afternoon IOP is sure to steal your heart.

Sullivan’s Island

Looking to do some surf fishing? Sullivan’s Island is just the ticket! You are likely to catch bluefish, whiting, maybe even a trout if you are lucky! In the fall of the year, you may even get snag an elusive bull redfish, assuming you can cast your bait far enough!

Fishing is a wonderful pastime when visiting the Carolina coast. Just remember to purchase a fishing license and comply with DNR sustainability requirements and slot limits.

Edisto Beach

Affectionately known as Edi-slow this beach is in the southern region of Charleston County. Enjoy a scenic drive onto the island and discover a paradise untouched by time. The pace of life changes when you visit Edisto. Your worries fall away! A perfect destination for a secluded getaway or family beach trip. Call Edisto Realty to find a rental for the week, there are no hotels on the island!

After visiting the beautiful beaches in Charleston, you may join the nearly 30 people a day that are moving to the Lowcountry! If so, give us a call! We would love to help you find your beach house.

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