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Beaufort – Lowcountry History and Waterfront Charm

Explore Beaufort, South Carolina, for historic streets, waterfront views, Lowcountry culture and an easygoing base near the Sea Islands.

Seafood in South Carolina – Eating Along the Lowcountry Coast

Explore South Carolina seafood, from local shrimp and oysters to fish and Lowcountry dishes shaped by the state’s Atlantic coast and tidal waterways.

South Carolina Barbecue – Four Sauces and Plenty of Opinions

Explore South Carolina barbecue, from slow-cooked pork to mustard, vinegar, tomato and pepper sauces found across different parts of the state.

Shrimp and Grits – A Lowcountry Classic

Discover shrimp and grits, one of South Carolina’s best-known Lowcountry dishes, and the coastal history behind this combination of seafood and corn.

South Carolina Beaches – Choosing the Right Coast for Your Trip

Compare South Carolina beaches from the lively Grand Strand to Hilton Head and quieter Lowcountry shores to find the right coastal experience.

Plantation History in South Carolina – Visiting Historic Sites with Context

Understand South Carolina plantation history and what to look for when visiting historic sites that interpret slavery, agriculture and the Lowcountry economy.

Gullah Geechee Culture in South Carolina – History, Heritage and Living Traditions

Learn about Gullah Geechee culture in South Carolina and how African heritage, language, foodways, crafts and community shaped the Lowcountry.

Congaree National Park – Wild Forest and Wetlands Near Columbia

Explore Congaree National Park in South Carolina for old-growth forest, boardwalk trails, paddling and a remarkable floodplain ecosystem near Columbia.

The South Carolina Lowcountry – Marshes, History and Coastal Culture

Explore the South Carolina Lowcountry, a distinctive coastal region of marshes, islands, historic communities, Gullah Geechee culture and memorable food.

Hilton Head Island – Beaches, Bikes and a Slower Lowcountry Escape

Discover Hilton Head Island in South Carolina for beaches, cycling, golf, nature and a relaxed Lowcountry resort atmosphere.

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