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She also recommends grabbing some food at local favoriteJack of Cups Saloonfor unexpected bites inspired by Asian cuisine.
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It has modern touches but still keeps its Southern charm, appealing to both tourists and locals alike.
Sullivans Island
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Sullivans Islandcontinues to be a favorite South Carolina beach townespecially for Charlestonians.
The beach is very relaxed, and the marsh views are second to none, says Fuller.
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Fuller recommends getting a table atHigh ThymeorThe Obstinate Daughter, then grabbing a nightcap atDunleavys Pub.
Its proximity to the water is also a perk.
Like Charleston, youll have to drive a bit out of the main hub to get to the beach.
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For starters, the historic fishing village has a feature known as MarshWalk.
Biking, kayaking, and dolphin tours are also popular vacation activities.
But if theres absolutely one thing you cant miss while visiting Edisto Beach, it’s the glorious sunsets.
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Bring a blanket toEdisto Beach State Park, sit back, and enjoy the show.
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