Low Country Attractions & Activities - The Best Holiday Destinations for 2020
Low country is in South Carolina.
The Low-country is the area of the south running the coast from Mid-coastal Georgia to North Carolina. The Low-country is characterized in many areas physically by its actual elevation below sea level. The culture of the Low Country is different than that of other parts of South Carolina with its roots in Gullah and Geeche cultures.
The Lowcountry extends from Georgetown (just south of Myrtle Beach) down through Charleston, and finally to Daufuskie Island, at the Georgia border. This coastal region is distinguished by an amazing natural environment-- miles of scenic marshes, winding rivers, estuaries where fresh & salt water mix and dolphins and shrimp (and sharks) swim.
The barrier islands off the mainland are called the Sea Islands, and Beaufort has long been known as the "Queen of the Sea Islands." Beaufort's entire residential & waterfront main street area are designated a Federal Landmark Historic District. The city was established in 1711. Helpful links about Beaufort-
ARTworks the arts council of Beaufort, Port Royal, and the Sea Islands This non-profit community arts center has a black box theater, resident artists working in their studios, and an Arts & Travel app guide to the area.
Historic Beaufort Foundation HBF has worked hard to preserve the fabulous architecture you will see, and offers lectures and events throughout the year.
Arsenal Visitor Center and Chamber of Commerce the Arsenal is a 1700s building you don't want to miss, where the Chamber provides a big room full of info, brochures, and helpful Welcome Agents.
The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about Low Country
