South Carolina Beachcomber's Handbook
Some of the East Coast's most popular beaches are located along South Carolina's coast. From the uninhabited seashores of the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge to the luxurious resorts of Hilton Head Island, you can find a huge variety of sights, sounds, and activities.
Beaches and Public Access points
Listed in order from north to south
- Horry County
- Cherry Grove Beach
- Ocean Drive Beach
- Ingram Beach (North Myrtle Beach)
- Crescent Beach (North Myrtle Beach)
- Atlantic Beach
- Windy Hill Beach (North Myrtle Beach)
- Myrtle Beach
- Over ten million tourists visit Myrtle Beach and the surrounding areas every year. The beach is lined with numerous high-rise resort hotels. In addition to the beach, the area's attractions include golf courses, amusement parks, an aquarium, shopping complexes, and many hundreds of restaurants.
- Hurl Rocks Park
- Myrtle Beach State Park
- Surfside Beach
- Garden City Beach
- Georgetown County
- Garden City Beach
- Huntington Beach
- North Litchfield Beach
- Litchfield Beach
- Pawleys Island Beach
- DeBordieu Beach
- Charleston County
- Bull Island Beach
- Isle of Palms Beach
- Sullivan's Island Beach
- Folly Beach
- Kiawah Island Beach
- Seabrook Island Beach
- A private development covers almost the entire island, so there is no easy public access to the beach here.
- Colleton County
- Edisto Beach
- A large State Park covers the northern end of the Edisto Beach community. The rest is mostly developed with with houses and a few small businesses. No high-rise structures will be found here.
- Edisto Beach State Park
- Beaufort County
- Hunting Island Beach
- Fripp Island Beach
- A private development covers the entire island, so there is no easy public access to the beach.
- Hilton Head Island Beach
- Daufuskie Island Beach
- Daufuskie Island is accessible only by boat, as there is no bridge to the island.
Recreation areas with beach access
Listed alphabetically
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