Just steps from The Citadel Beach Club, the Isle of Palms Beach is perfect for a little sun, sand, and sea. Spend your morning lounging by the water or take a dip in the Atlantic Ocean. It’s the ideal spot to unwind before the big day!
There are a few fantastic dining spots right on the island, perfect for a casual meal or a night out with friends and family. We recommend: The Boathouse at Breach Inlet – Known for fresh seafood and stunning views. Long Island Cafe – A local favorite for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a cozy, low-key vibe. Coda Del Pesce – Upscale Italian dining with an Italian-American twist, right by the water. (Fun note: The owner, Ken, is a neighbor to Justin's parents on Daniel Island!)
If you have extra time and want to explore the historic charm of Charleston, here are a few activities and sites to see: Waterfront Park For a leisurely stroll, visit Waterfront Park. This beautiful park features iconic views of Charleston Harbor, lovely fountains, and moss-covered oak trees. Don’t forget to stop by the famous Pineapple Fountain for a photo op! The Battery & White Point Garden The Battery is one of the most picturesque parts of Charleston, offering sweeping views of the harbor and historic mansions. A walk through White Point Garden is a peaceful and scenic way to spend an afternoon. Try the Local Cuisine Charleston is a food lover’s paradise! Here are some popular spots to check out: Husk – Known for its innovative Southern cuisine (reservations are recommended). Fleet Landing – Waterfront dining with great seafood and views. Poogan’s Porch – A charming spot for classic Southern comfort food.
King Street Shopping Charleston’s King Street is the place to go for an afternoon of shopping. From boutique stores to well-known retailers, it’s the perfect place to pick up souvenirs or treat yourself to something special. Charleston City Market For a taste of local culture, visit the Charleston City Market. This historic market features unique artisan goods, local sweetgrass baskets, handmade jewelry, and more.
Visit Fort Moultrie Just a short drive from Isle of Palms, Fort Moultrie on Sullivan’s Island is a must-see for history lovers. This historic site, part of the National Park Service, offers a fascinating look at the history of Charleston’s coastal defense. It’s a lovely spot for a walk with stunning views of the water. Beach Day at Sullivan’s Island If you’re looking for a quieter, more laid-back beach experience, head over to Sullivan’s Island. The beach is beautiful and much less crowded, perfect for a peaceful afternoon of relaxation. Dining at The Obstinate Daughter One of our favorite restaurants in the area is The Obstinate Daughter. Located on Sullivan’s Island, it offers delicious coastal cuisine with a European twist. Try their wood-fired pizza or freshly caught seafood.