No trip to Charleston is complete without a stroll down King St. Take an afternoon to wander through the charming streets, browse the local boutiques, pop into a few of Charleston's favorite shops, and stop for a drink or bite along the way. From historic architecture to beautiful hidden corners, King Street is the perfect place to soak up the charm of the city. **Sunday, April 11th will be the 2nd Sunday on King St! It is a specific monthly event on the second Sunday of each month where King St is closed to cars from Calhoun to Queen Street from noon-5pm. Walk the street and explore the local vendors, shops, food trucks, and more!
Our favorite coffee shop in Downtown Charleston is Sorelle! If you’re looking for a great cup of coffee while exploring downtown, be sure to stop by Sorelle. We couldn’t resist adding it to our list of Charleston favorites. Grab a coffee, take a stroll through downtown, and enjoy a little taste of one of our favorite places. Some of our other favorite coffee shops are: Annie Mae's Bakeshop, The Daily, Second State Coffee, Vintage Coffee Cafe, Brown Fox Coffee Co., Summit Coffee, and Bloom & Bean. You seriously can't go wrong with any of them!
Ellis Creek Fish Camp, Home Team BBQ, The Obstinate Daughter, Mex 1 Coastal Cantina, Poe's Tavern, Heavy's Barburger, Lewis BBQ, 167 Raw Oyster Bar.
Relax by the water, take a walk on the beach, and enjoy a slower Lowcountry day. Some of the best restaurants are here! We love The Obstinate Daughter, Home Team BBQ, and Poe's Tavern, and Republic Ice Cream!
Spend an afternoon or evening enjoying waterfront restaurants, fresh seafood, and beautiful Lowcountry views. Keep an eye out for dolphins! Saltwater Cowboys, Sunsets, and Tavern & Table are great restaurants!
Browse the local vendors and find a little something to remember Charleston by.
Spend a day at Folly Beach for a laid-back beach day, a walk on the pier, local beachy boutiques, casual bites, and a beautiful sunset!
See one of Charleston's most iconic streets and snap a photo in front of its colorful historic homes! You can also walk towards The Battery and take a walk along the water and admire Charleston's historic homes, oak trees, and harbor views.