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It's time to live like a local and enjoy all that North Charleston has to offer!
Experience North Charleston
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Discover Local Plantations
Charleston has a rich history that has has been perfectly preserved in our many plantation houses. Step back in time as you learn about how Charleston residents used to live and work. Here are a few of the popular locations our guests enjoy.
Low Country Dining
Southern Dining
Known for its Southern cuisine including dishes such as shrimp and grits, Charleston has endless opportunities for you to eat well and savor the southern flavor. From fresh seafood to some of the most succulent steaks and desserts, the options are endless when dining in Charleston. Here are some of the top recommendations from guests.
Casual
Fine Dining
Enjoy Local Beaches
There are so many things to do in Charleston, and everyone loves our beaches! Whether you are going out for the day to soak up the sun, rent a kayak and explore or just enjoy a casual walk along the white sands, the area has several beaches to choose from and many local groups to help you explore. Links to some of the favorites are below.
Beaches
- Folly Beach
- Isle of Palms
- Sullivans Island
- Wadmalaw Island
- Kiawah Island
Explore Top Stops in Charleston
With so much to do and see, we hope you planned for an extra couple days in Charleston. For those with limited time, here are some guest favorites you can enjoy!
- Old City Market
- A top stop in Charleston featuring hand crafted Southern art, decor and foods. This is always a favorite among the locals and tourists. - USS Yorktown - A battleship restored capturing the history and honor of those who have served our nation.
- The Hunley Submarine - Preserved and placed in display to remember those who sacrificed their life during war.
- South Carolina Aquarium - A family favorite that offers guests a tour through the wild and many hands-on experiences not like any other in the area.
- Fort Sumter - Where the American Civil War began, this iconic island was home and the battleground for locals fighting in the Civil War during the 1860s.
- King Street Shopping - home to local boutiques and favorite named brand clothing stores, King Street is a great place to experience the history and future of Charleston.
