Recommended for Beaches because: Folly Beach is ideal for every type of beach goer, from families with young children, to couples, and any travelers who enjoy a less crowded beach and water sports such as surfing and kayaking.Ĭlare's expert tip: There's only one main route to Folly Beach from downtown Charleston, and traffic regularly forms on weekends and holidays. When you walk on the Dewees beaches, be sure to check out what’s in and around the tidal pools. While you're visiting Folly, grab some breakfast at Lost Dog Cafe, and head to Taco Boy for a midday shrimp taco break from the heat! Small-group tour limited to 12 people or fewer. Tour suitable for kids and adults alike, with easy- to intermediate-level kayaking.
Tidal pools, which do change with the currents and with storms, are often found at the far west and far east (beyond the Ocean Course) ends of the. From Beachwalker Park and from the Inlet Cove neighborhood, you can see the dolphins strand feeding on the river banks. Opportunities to see wildlife such as Loggerhead turtles, bottlenose dolphins, and more in their natural habitat. The Kiawah River area is a great place to observe feeding dolphins, birds, etc.
Stay at the Tides Hotel, which is located just steps from the shoreline and boasts a popular in-house restaurant, Blu. Explore the marshes and tidal pools surrounding Charleston on a small-group kayaking tour. Folly Beach is the ideal choice among Charleston's many nearby beaches, (Sullivan's Island, Isle of Palms, Kiawah Island, and Edisto Beach), due to the variety of lunch and dinner options, local watering holes and outdoor bars, and rental beachfront homes and bungalows. You can't talk about Charleston area beaches without including Folly Beach! Besides the sand and waves, Folly is known for its growing restaurant scene, state park, and water sport rentals.
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