Beaches of Charleston SC (1)

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Beaches of Charleston SC
Charleston has three public beaches, each of
which is about a 20-minute drive from downtown
Folly Beach, the Isle of Palms and Sullivans
Island. Each beach has a different atmosphere and
amenities but all offer a relaxing day with the
sand and surf.

• Folly Beach
• Known as the Edge of America, this barrier
  island beach is laid back and often frequented by
  locals and surfers.
• After an incident over July 4 weekend, Folly
  Beach instituted a 60-day ban on alcohol on the
  beach. A formal decision on whether to allow
  alcohol has not yet been made.
• Beach shops, restaurants and bars are within
  walking distance.
• The Folly Beach County Park is closed to the
  public because of ongoing erosion problems.
  Lifeguards are on duty seasonally along the
  designated swimming area (daily through Aug. 17
  and then weekends through Sept. 9).

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CHARLESTON RESTAURANTSFine Casual Dining
Charleston is home to some of the best fine
dining restaurants and Chefs in the nation and is
considered a dining destination.
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Walking Tours In Charleston
The narrow alleyways and cobblestone streets of
Charleston were made for walking and is a
reasonwhy the city is named as one of the best
walking cities in the United States. Explore
quaint alleyways,the Battery and learn the
history and stories that makes Charleston what it
is. Below you'll find ghost,graveyard, history,
culinary and pub walking tours.
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