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Necessary or not, travelers venture further than Charleston’s European charm in the lesser -known of South Carolina.
The evidence is no clearer than the lively state capital, Columbia, which sees record numbers of visitors, but that is not the best kept secret of the state.
Southern Living contained an insightful list From the ‘most beautiful’ destinations in South Carolina. Myrtle Beach was of course no surprise, but the average Joe or Jane does not even know the third oldest city in the state of Palmetto, because it does not appear on much list of Listicles or Guides today.
Feas Fairytale Vibes, much less crowds than Charleston, and access to some of the most undervalued waterfront of the south, timeless Georgetown Has remained silent for far too long and ensures a great summer escape, whether you are looking for a beach trip, a relaxed escape in an old -fashioned inn or picturesque outdoor adventures.
Georgetown’s lively waterfront and nearby islands
Georgetown is about halfway between Charleston and Myrtle Beach. It is placed along countless IntracoAstale waterways and connects with nearby islands that are overshadowed by more popular beach steps.
Georgetown has it all, whether you are camping, sailing or just enjoying a beach day!
There are Riverview restaurants and campsites on the water, plus the favorite beach city of a locals a stone’s throw that almost no tourists ever visit, so there are only 7 reviews for Debide Beach On Google.
But outside Georgetown, Pawley Island Is absolutely the highlight of the region just 20 minutes away. With less crowds and vintage vibes it is a great victim for full of Myrtle Beach.
Georgetown itself seeps vintage vibes from a gone era hence his ‘fairy tales’ allure. Historical Reborn is located in the port of Georgetown, overlooking the beautiful Goat Island, perhaps the best place to view sunsets.
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Moreover, it is within walking distance of Front Street’s row of boutique shops, cafés and mother-and-doll eating options that Southern Classics serve, such as the best rated River Room Restaurant.
Beautiful mansions and timeless boulevards: Explore 3 centuries of history
If there is one excursion that you should not skip, a visit to Georgetown, Southern Living believes that it is a unique tour offered by Marsh Fox ToursThe oldest tour operator in the city.
On board their popular blue and white trams for an insightful deep dive in Georgetown’s stunning pre -war architecture, community churches and an incidental ghost story, all for just $ 15.
You can also book a plantation -specific tour via Hopsawee plantations. Although the history of plantations is unmistakably heartbreaking, it is essential to ensure that those stories are never forgotten.
Another must-visit is The Gullah -MuseumPresenting the unique culture of the Gullah Geechee people if you have not learned enough Gullah Gullah Island Grow up. The best of all is that it is free to come in.
The rice museum Another popular attraction is based on the prosperity of the city derived from a single raw material. Admission is $ 12.
A mix of old and new: where to stay in Georgetown
Georgetown is the type of close -knit community where a new chain restaurant would make waves, but in this case it is actually a new hotel.
The George Hotel Has been the city’s conversation. Small yet powerful with only 56 rooms, this chic boutique scored Prime Waterkant real estate and it is quickly booked.
As you can imagine that new = is pricey. Expect to pay more than $ 225 for a standard room this summer.
There are much better deals if you prefer chain hotels or cozy bed and breakfasts, Georgetown’s staple.
View these 3 great features below $ 200 per night:
- Baxter’s Brewhouse
- Hampton Inn Georgetown-Marina
- Wedgefield Bed and Breakfast
There are also various holiday homes here, many of which are in the aforementioned historic houses.
How to get to Georgetown
Georgetown is well positioned for an easy escape. Located just one hour and 15 minutes from Charleston International Airport and an hour from Myrtle Beach International Airport, there are 2 handy options.
A road trip through the “Low Land” makes your holiday even more an adventure with picturesque back roads draped oak alleys and wonderful small cities with friendly people ready to welcome you with infectious southern hospitality.
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