| Aiken |
Aiken is known to South Carolinians as "thoroughbred country."
While there are plenty of rolling hills and horses, there are also many
things to do. These included visiting the Edisto River or four spring
fed lakes. You could also spend the day browsing antique shops in
historic Aiken. |
| Beaufort |
Beaufort is a romantic town in the "low country." In Beaufort,
you will find the Gullah culture alive in music, food, and living history.
The citizens of Beaufort have made efforts to preserve the natural wetlands,
saltwater marshes and more than 200 islands. The town is known as
"Beautiful Beaufort by the Sea." |
| Charleston |
Charleston, nestled between the Ashley and Cooper Rivers, is a city
of culture and history. Take a trip and tour the Charleston Battery
or enjoy a carriage ride to view the old historic district with restored
Ante-bellum homes. This city is known as a major tourist center with its
Civil War history and Fort Sumter National Monument. Charleston also
has many museums, galleries, restaurants and much more. |
| Greenville |
Greenville is a modern city in upstate South Carolina, yet it is still
a quaint place to visit. There are many things to see including arts,
and music. Greenville is home to a major sports and entertainment
arena and a music hall. Entertainment, and sophisticated dining is
is around every corner. |
| Myrtle
Beach |
Myrtle Beach is also known as the "Grand Strand." This is a fifty
mile stretch of sandy beaches from Little River Inlet to Pawley's Island.
There are many restaurants, theaters, golf courses and plenty of opportunities
for beach shopping. Myrtle Beach is a year around travel destination
with its beautiful beaches, over 100 golf courses, and famous Calabash
Seafood. |
The
South Carolina Traveler