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Kiawah Island, SC
Along with over 40 miles of bike trails, Kiawah Island Golf Resort offers boating, sailing, surfing, parasailing, canoeing, kayaking, shelling, fishing, sightseeing, birding and (naturally) plenty of wildlife viewing. Or, you can opt for two world-class tennis complexes, nearly a dozen restaurants and lounges, a tranquil Lowcountry-inspired spa, marsh creek kayak expeditions and an extensive selection of nature programs…or just relax by the oceanfront pool at The Sanctuary. more...
At 25 feet wide, 23 feet above sea level and stretching 1,045 feet into the Atlantic Ocean, the Folly Beach Fishing Pier is the second longest on the East Coast. In addition to fishing, you’ll find a host of recreational options–camping, picnicking, golf, bicycling, paddleboarding, kayaking, boating–with details and contact info at www.follybeach.com/activities.php. Nature lover alert: Loggerhead Sea Turtles nest on Folly Island from May to September. The same female may climb ashore 2-5 times a season, digging a nest for 100 eggs overnight. The Folly Beach Turtle Watch Program (www.follyturtles.com) helps protect the eggs, guides walks and gives tips on how you can help keep these magnificent and endangered reptiles safe. more...
These days Isle of Palms is dominated by homes of all sizes and descriptions, from humble beach shacks to breathtaking million-dollar properties. With rare exception, the island’s six miles of ocean beaches are all public access. As for recreational activities, the Isle of Palm Explorer website (www.isleofpalmsexplorer.com) lists numerous resources for biking, golf, fishing, canoeing/kayaking and nature tours, as well as lots of other useful information. more...
