Isle of Palms Sightseeing

Charleston is generally known as the quintessential Southern city. Part of its unmistakable charm comes from two icons of nature: the majestic live oak tree, and the Spanish moss that elegantly drapes from its branches.

Waterfront Park in Charleston is continuously getting better all, and officials just announced a $6 million expansion of the park, with some exciting additions coming.

Angel Oak is wildly popular, attracting more than 400,000 visitors a year, and now it's going to be protected for generations to come. What started as just a four-acre park, has now been expanded into 44 acres of nature preserve. Its noble goal is to ensure the health of the tree and to improve the experience of those who come to visit.

Enjoy some of our favorite quotes about the ocean and the sea. May you find peace, healing, rest, love and blessings here, where the land meets the sea.

If you’re coming to Charleston, chances are you’ll cross the Ravenel Bridge. If you head downtown from the Isle of Palms, it’s pretty much a given.  You’ll cross the Cooper River via this lovely structure. The Ravenel Bridge a local landmark that, thanks to...