The Pawleys Island vacation tradition started long ago, even before the Civil War when wealthy families came to the east coast to take a vacation from the mosquitoes brought on by summer. Some of the original vacation residences are still standing and serve as historical markers of the time between the 1700’s and 1800’s.
Are you toying with the idea of buying a second home in your favorite vacation spot? Buying a beach property can be for pleasure, profit, or in most cases a little bit of both. Whichever reason is driving you towards this purchase, browse these seven tips to help you make a smart investment.
Are you dreaming of a romantic beach getaway with your significant other? It’s a great time to book a cozy Pawleys Island beach house for your little escape from the day-to-day (and maybe the kids, too). But, who has time to plan? We’re taking the guesswork out of planning a couple’s getaway to Pawleys Island. All you need to do is make your reservations, pack your bags and ask Grandma to hide your phone number for the weekend.
Celebrate a beachy Christmas this year with a visit to the Hammock Coast of South Carolina. What better place to wait for Santa to show up? Sip some eggnog in one of our beach vacation rentals while you wait.
Need more reasons to celebrate a coastal Christmas? We’ve got five of them.
We’ve got the cure for the winter blues. Get the prescription right here!
Looking for a golfer’s paradise? Look no further than the Grand Strand. We’re profiling seven of the area’s top courses.
What says spring break better than a vacation to Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island, Litchfield Beach or another Hammock Coast destination?
Book a Valentine’s Day getaway for you and your sweetheart to South Carolina’s coast. Not sure where to begin to plan a romantic escape? We’re here to help.
If you believe, as a writer once wrote, that “the next best thing to fishing is reading about fishing,” then this blog is for you.
If you’re a Southern history buff, a gardener, an admirer of architecture, or just want to help a good cause, don’t miss the 72nd Prince George Plantation and Town Home Tours in Georgetown.
