Plan a trip to beautiful Edisto Island, one of the most serene beaches on the South Carolina coast. Take a bike ride or a hike through a maritime forest of live oak and palmetto trees, kayak or fish the surrounding waters, spend a day on an Edisto Church Tour, or just relax on the uncrowded, natural beaches. Follow it up with dinner at one of the many local restaurants, and then relax as you watch the sun set over the pristine landscape. Whatever you choose, it will be a vacation you won't soon

Take a well-deserved break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life in Edisto Beach, SC where it's as rich in history as it is in natural beauty. You'll find serene and uncrowded beaches, picturesque hiking & biking trails, fishing and kayaking adventures, golfing, historic churches, museums and so much more to explore. Whatever you chose, you are sure to make memories that will last a lifetime. Plan your visit today. Supported by Discover South Carolina | SC Lowcountry Tourism Commission

Edisto Beach Redfish

The perfect winter morning begins with doubling up on redfish! 🎣 Palm State Fishing 📍 Edisto Beach, SC #edistobeach #southcarolina #fishing #redfish #fishingbooker | FishingBooker

6.4K views · 134 reactions | Step inside the Edisto Island Museum and uncover the rich history of Edisto Island and the Lowcountry. From Gullah traditions to local maritime stories, every exhibit offers a glimpse into the people and events that shaped this coastal community. #SCLowcountry #NaturallyAmazing #EdistoMuseum | SC Lowcountry Tourism Commission | Facebook

223K views · 693 reactions | The remarkable history of the Edisto Island Slave Cabin comes to life as we trace its journey from South Carolina to the brand new Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. | AARP | Facebook