Come discover why the readers of Southern Living magazine voted 82 Queen Charleston's "Best City Restaurant" for 3 years in a row. Enjoy outstanding Lowcountry cuisine, desserts that make your mouth water....and Charleston's best she-crab soup. For 21 years, the gracious staff of 82 Queen have been serving Charleston's most authentic Lowcountry cuisine; made with the freshest seafood, aged steaks and locally grown herbs and vegetables. Located at 82 Queen Street.

Oceanfront location.

Some of the most feared, respected, and fascinating members of the reptile world are on exhibit at this facility. See Albino American Alligators, Giant Galapagos Tortoises, West African Dwarf Crocodiles, Black and Green Mambas, and hundreds of American Alligators of all sizes. The Serpentarium houses Pythons, Boas, Anacondas and King Cobras. Also thriving in this 15 acre habitat are iguanas, lizards, frogs, exotic birds, plants, and several species of amphibian life. Live shows every hour include alligator feedings and reptile shows, which will allow guests to touch various reptiles. Groups are welcome.

Bordering the natural white sands of the Carolina Bays, this visually stunning design is filled with the infamous pitfalls for wayward shots that have become synonymous with the Pete Dye name. Both beautiful and treacherous, the Dye Course is an experience you won't soon forget. Pete Dye upholds his reputation of building memorable and challenging golf courses by creating a stunning design filled with his infamous pitfalls to capture errant shots. However, if played from the appropriate set of tees, players of all abilities will be able to navigate the Dye Course.

The historic B.C. Davenport home welcomes diners into its warm surroundings for delicious lunches and relaxing dinners, featuring such menu items as chicken pot pie with a crust that literally melts in your mouth, chicken strips and filet mignon. Round out your meal with the now-famous "Back Porch Salad," and you will know why hundreds of people cross the bridge into North Augusta in anticipation of dining at B.C. Davenport's.

Located just 21 miles southeast of Charleston, these islands' striking scenery and miles of spectacular beaches offer the perfect vacation getaway. Beachwalker is your best source for luxury vacation accommodations on Kiawah and Seabrook Islands.

Small, family owned motel, near colleges.

Easy ocean access. All 38 rooms have kitchens & separate bedroom areas.Full pool.Large rooms. Near the beach and action but quiet & safe & clean!

Oceanfront condos in North Myrtle Beach; Exercise facility & jacuzzi suites available; 4-5 night minimum stay, enclosed pool.

Located near Patriots Point Naval Museum with convenient access to area restaurants, shopping, beaches, and downtown Charleston.

Experience the upscale elegance of this brand new hotel from its grand marble lobby to its British colonial fine decor. The new Hampton Inn Charleston-North is a friendly, intimate sized hotel and is one of few Hampton Inns to be rated as "OUTSTANDING" by Hilton Corporation. It has been recently recognized by industry leaders as one of the finest hotels in the Hampton Inn system. We are proud to announce that 80% of our guest rooms are non-smoking, and we have 16 suites available featuring whirlpool tubs, kitchen areas and separate bedrooms. We have handicapped accessible rooms, including one with a roll-in shower. As always, all rooms are backed by Hampton Inn's 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.

Housed in the ground floor of a three-story Charleston shotgun dwelling, chef and co-owner Robert Stehling cooks classic southern dishes like shrimp & grits and shrimp gumbo. "Everyone in town knows how good the food is and how fair the prices are," writes New York Times. Nationally acclaimed and locally beloved, Hominy Grill's warm atmosphere, friendly service, and authentic preparations of classic regional specialities have made "the Hominy" into a Charleston institution.

The Island was first inhabited by the indigenous Seewee Indians and later the English. Legend has it that the only other occupants of the island were pirates who buried their treasures for safekeeping in the deserted dunes and woods. During the Revolutionary War a British Army contingent of 2,500 men attempted to raid a Colonial encampment on adjacent Sullivan's Island. Many men drowned and the attack failed when the force attempted to cross the treacherous waters of the Breach Inlet between the two islands. The area was of significance again during the Civil War, as a point of departure for the CSS Hunley, the first submarine to sink an enemy vessel. Today the island welcomes visitors to its six miles of white sandy beaches and to Wild Dunes Resort, a 1,600-acre oceanfront paradise offering world-class golf, top-ranked tennis and recreation programs, three restaurants and over two miles of pristine beach. Stay in your choice of the AAA Four Diamond Boardwalk Inn, a villa or luxury home.

Jim Harrison's paintings of farm landscapes, country stores, and small town architecture afford viewers the opportunity to once again "go home." Jim's art and writing have placed him among the nation's most important chroniclers of earlier twentieth century rural life. His paintings of landscapes, seascapes, old buildings and barns bring back special momories.

One of Lady's Island Country Club's two 18-hole championship golf courses, the Player Course is a Gary Player design with Tif Dwarf Bermuda greens.

RV campsites; tent sites;Kamping Kabins;Kamping Kaboose;Kamping Lodge kampers kitchen; laundry; hay rides; heated domed pool; Black Beard's Cove Family Fun Park on grounds(go-carts, put- put, arcade,laser tag and climbing wall).

One of the Lowcountry's most distinctive layouts, this course is in the luxurious Leamington section of Palmetto Dunes Resort and has the aura of a private country club. Built on a series of gorgeous sand dunes and less than a half mile from the Atlantic, the swirling ocean breezes and a pass through the 10-mile lagoon system can make an extremely challenging round of golf for all levels of players.

Come on out and do your part to help make Myrtle Beach State Park a better place for all! The park needs volunteers for a variety of projects including: trail maintenance, picnic table placement, litter removal, and moving mulch. Drinks will be provided.

Designed by George W. Cobb and built in 1967, this course was redesigned by world famous architect Pete Dye in 1994. The scenic course is cut through beautiful stands of magnolias and live oaks. Rich in history, Robber's Row is set atop former Civil War grounds on the marsh side of the plantation and features historical markers on several holes describing events relevant to the area. Although tee-shot landing areas are quite generous, approach shots require accuracy to the well-bunkered greens.

Designed by legendary course architect Pete Dye, Heron Point is nothing short of a modern masterpiece. Fairways have been reshaped into dramatic angles and shifting elevations, while surfaces are a mix of sand, mulch, limestone, and different grasses that offer a kaleidoscope of appealing color changes. As the second Hilton Head Island golf course at The Sea Pines Resort designed by Dye, Heron Point lives up to its prestigious reputation with challenging new features.

Crooked Oaks Golf Course, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr., is a 6,780-yard, par 72 layout that winds through marsh, maritime forests and moss-hung, century old live oaks. The course plays moderate to very difficult depending on the yardage chosen by the golfer.

*** 100 % RENOVATED IN 2006!!! Located on scenic Shem Creek, Charleston's most photographed creek and home to the local shrimping fleet, The Shem Creek Inn is the most desirable location this side of Historic Charleston! Minutes from Charleston Historic District and only a short drive to popular beaches; AAA approved; Outdoor pool; All rooms have private balconies;FREE high speed wireless internet connection; King rooms have lg. garden tubs; Romantic Escape Pkgs avail. Shem Creek Inn upholds the tradition of Southern Hospitality for which Charleston is famous. In the morning, look forward to a complimentary deluxe continental breakfast from our pool deck and catch the colors of the sunrise as they splash across the salt marsh.

Designed by George Cobb and built in 1970. With plenty of sand and water hazards, Clipper may be the most difficult of the nines. This George Cobb design requires a good long game and a soft touch around the greens.

The perfect three-day women's getaway combines great golf and instruction, elegant receptions, delicious regional cuisine and luxurious accommodations at The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island Golf Resort. Enjoy instruction from two of the top golf pros in the industry, golf rounds and relaxation on Kiawah Island. With different options for experienced golfers and beginners, each participant receives valuable golf knowledge and takes home wonderful memories.