Lunch and dinner is served in a historic hotel in Town Square. Try the restaurant's scrumptious peach cobbler, recently featured in Southern Living magazine as one of the "Favorite Restaurant Desserts Across the South."

Built on the site of a working Southern rice plantation, Caledonia has been recognized for its design and incredible beauty. From the entrance lined with centuries-old live oaks to its antebellum-styled clubhouse, Caledonia is a world-class experience. Caledonia was recently ranked in Golf Magazine's "Top 100 You Can Play" and named one of "America's 100 Greatest Public Courses" by Golf Digest. Furthermore, Golfweek continues to name Caledonia as one of "America's 100 Best Modern Courses."

The famed gardens at Middleton Place are the setting for an extended weekend of speakers, exhibition gardens, tours, demonstrations, vendor's market, as well as festive meals and gatherings — all designed to inspire garden enthusiasts and showcase Charleston's rich botanical and gardening heritage. Additional information and tickets available at www.charlestongardenfestival.org.

This nine-hole Donald Ross course, built in 1935, has large ponds that come into play on some holes, and an abundance of wildlife. The log cabin clubhouse adds to the rustic atmosphere of the course.

Specializing in upscale beach Rentals from 3-11 bedrooms oceanfront, 2nd and 3rd row vacation rentals homes with private pools on Isle of Palms, Wild Dunes and Sullivan's Island. Call us to plan your next family vacation or business trip.

100-unit property with modem lines in all rooms, on-site laundry room, restaurants nearby, and kitchens in all rooms.

Fripp Island Resort is a first-class, oceanfront resort, boasting some of the world's finest amenities. Enjoy the beautiful South Carolina coast on more than three miles of Fripp Island's pristine beach. Find the latest fashions at upscale shops and boutiques, or test your skills on championship golf courses designed by Davis Love III and George Cobb. If you are looking for a little more action, Fripp Island has it. Biking, kayaking, boating and fishing and many other family activities are at your fingertips. Wind down and relax after a day of fun at one of Fripp Island's incredible restaurants. Whatever your pleasure, Fripp Island is definately the way to escape in South Carolina's Lowcountry.

Enriched by its 260-acre setting of sparkling lakes, ancient live oaks and spectacular marsh and river views along the Intracoastal Waterway, this Clyde Johnston course has been named Golf Magazine's “Top 10 Golf Course in Myrtle Beach" (September, 2008) and more recently by the South Carolina Golf Rating Panel “Top 30 Courses of South Carolina” list.

The accolades continue . . . The Golf Channel featured Glen Dornoch on the December 2008 episode of “Road Trip: Myrtle Beach.” The Zagat 2009/2010 America's Top Golf Courses said the following: “Best Three Hole Finish” with "excellent course views, attentive service, and breathtaking views of the Intracoastal Waterway."

Add Glen Dornoch to any package, and you will be treated to a fantastic golf experience. Save money by playing two or more of the four Glens Group courses (Heather Glen, Shaftesbury Glen, and Possum Trot. Juniors play for free year-round at Glen Dornoch. Visit our website for specials, and more course information.

Dataport phones with voicemail; Convenient to area marinas.

Step into the world of Rock N' Roll! Great atmosphere with an all American cuisine. Listen to great music while you feast on great food. Lots of memorabilia from past and present Rock N' Roll stars. Buy some of your own Rock N' Roll items in the gift shop.

Hilton Head Island is famous for its 12-mile stretch of glistening sands. But a visit to Hilton Head is more than just a day at the beach. The island has some of the best golf courses and tennis facilities in the Southeast. There;singparens also fishing, biking, boating, shopping, horseback riding and more. It;singparens a perfect vacation getaway. Everything is built in harmony with nature. No buildings can be higher than the trees and there are no billboards on the island. Hilton Head is the perfect place for everyone.

A favorite of golfers to the Hilton Head area, Old South features towering live oaks, rolling Scottish terrain and magnificent views from island greens. Designed by award winning course architect Clyde Johnston, Old South is a tribute to man working within nature’s fragile guidelines. Not only did Johnston preserve the natural beauty of the land, his design allows golfers to experience up close the uniqueness of the site, it’s natural amenities and spectacular views. Best Hole: No. 7, a 370-yard par-4 that plays to an island fairway, then to an island green, narrow and undulating, guarded by bunkers in front and in back.

An oceanfront classic, the Robert Trent Jones course was the first in Palmetto Dunes, and it remains one of the resort's most popular courses with visitors and residents alike. The wide-open fairways and ample greens make the Jones course a pleasure to play. The natural beauty and challenge of the course are highlighted by Palmetto Dunes' unique winding lagoon system, which comes into play on 11 of the 18 holes. The holes set somewhat shorter on the homeward stretch, but keeping the ball dry on the way back to the clubhouse can be a challenge. The course's signature hole is the par-5 10th, which plays into the ocean breezes and provides a breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean. When the wind is up, getting home in regulation here is extremely difficult.

Located in the heart of South Carolina's Lowcountry, Penny Branch offers 18 lush holes with a putting green, chipping green, and driving range. The challenging course includes one of the longest hole in the state and a difficult island green. Just 45 minutes from downtown Beaufort, Savannah and Sun City, and less than an hour from Hilton Head.

More than 200 vendors attend the craft show each year and offer a large variety of handmade crafts such as wood crafts, stained glass items, watercolor portraits, handmade candles, quilts, dolls and homemade food.

Completed in fall 1995, Okatie Creek Golf Club was the first of two golf courses built for Sun City Hilton Head. Designed by PGA Tour Pro, Mark McCumber, this lush, green course has 15 lakes with many coming into play. With five tee boxes on every hole, this course accommodates golfers of all skill levels.

Over 100 outlet stores with savings of 20 percent to 70 percent off retail prices. Some of the stores include Brooks Brothers, Escada, Seiko and Tumi. Hilton Head Factory Stores welcome motorcoach groups by offering incentives such as shopping bags and coupon books valued at more than $400.