Things To Do
Explore Historic Georgetown & Shopping
Nestled along the waterfront, Georgetown is the third-oldest city in the state and is full of Southern charm, rich history, and beautiful scenery. You’ll find incredible, locally owned spots like Monkee’s of Georgetown(One of Carey's favorites!), Black Mingo (Thomas's favorite), Salty and Cypress, and Sara & Beth Gifts, packed with charming southern styles, home decor, and unique coastal treasures. ~10 minutes from the gate of Debordieu
Frank's & Frank's Outback
Tucked away in Pawleys Island, this magical garden-style spot offers incredible outdoor dining under twinkling lights and majestic trees. Perfect for dinner and cocktails! Reservations are a must here!
631 Franks on Front
Carey’s absolute favorite! This vibrant spot in Georgetown serves up amazing eats and drinks in a great atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to grab a casual bite, catch up, and enjoy some local flavor.
Eliza's | The George Hotel
Thomas’s absolute favorite! This breezy, open-air waterfront bar is tucked behind the hotel right on the marina. Drop by for amazing dockside cocktails, local brews, light bites, and unbeatable bay views by the fire pit!
Rollin Local
If you’re craving incredible sushi, hibachi, or a killer burger, this is the spot! Located in the heart of historic Georgetown, it features a fun, high-energy atmosphere, great drinks, and local live music!
Rustic Table
The ultimate spot for upscale, scratch-made Southern comfort food. Located in Pawleys Island, it’s a local favorite for everything from fried chicken and shrimp & grits to an incredible weekend brunch!
Debordieu Beach Walks
If you have some free time, here are two of our favorite beach walks: Beach Club to Pawleys Island: Start at the DeBordieu Beach Club and head north toward Pawleys Island. This walk is approximately 1 mile each way and is perfect for enjoying the beautiful shoreline. Beach Marker 9 to the North Inlet: For a longer walk, start at Beach Marker 9 and continue north to the end of the island. This route is approximately 2.5 miles each way and offers beautiful views of the inlet where the ocean meets the marsh—a unique spot to experience both sides of DeBordieu's natural beauty.