South Carolina, USA
Charleston, SC: Approximately 2 hours drive south, this historic port city is recognized for its history, architecture, cobblestone streets, and acclaimed culinary experiences.
A full day journey, 10-12 hours, works for a quick visit. An overnight stay is recommended for exploration.
Discover peaceful, protected natural settings near the coast.
Approximately 1.5 - 2 hours southwest, this vast national forest presents opportunities for hiking, camping, kayaking, and wildlife viewing in diverse ecosystems.
Accessible via boat tours, about 1.5 hours south of Myrtle Beach. This 66,000-acre refuge, mainly salt marsh and barrier islands, a significant habitat for migratory birds and sea turtles.
Extend your stay beyond Myrtle Beach to explore more of the Southeast.
Add 2-3 days for a exploration of Charleston, its museums, plantations, and acclaimed culinary experiences.
A 4-5 hour drive north leads to wild horses, historic lighthouses, and significant aviation history. A distinct coastal experience.
About 4.5 hours west, Asheville presents mountain scenery, a thriving craft brewery scene, and the opulent Biltmore Estate. A complete contrast to the beach environment.
Approximately 3.5-4 hours south, Savannah is another historic Southern city with charming squares, ghost tours, and unique architecture.
For multi-day trips, self-driving often presents the best option for flexibility and exploration at your own pace.
Explore curated experiences for effortless discovery.
Guided tours explore Charleston's historic district, plantations, and cultural sites.
Coastal and inland waterway cruises for scenic views and wildlife spotting.
Organized visits to Savannah's charming squares and historic landmarks.
Be prepared for spontaneous changes. Some of the best discoveries happen when you veer off the planned path.
Consider hiring a local guide for historic cities. Their knowledge enriches your experience beyond what guidebooks offer.
