Georgia and South Carolina

Georgia and South Carolina offer enchanting lands of sprawling plantations, glistening coastline dotted with idyllic subtropical islands and small town communities steeped in history. Discover the elegance of modern-day Charleston, whip around salt marshes in a speedboat spotting wild dolphins or take a leisurely cycle along palmetto-lined streets for a glimpse of luxury Southern living.

The Golden Isles of Georgia are without a doubt its crowning glory. Made up of just four picturesque barrier islands, this stretch of protected coastline is best known for its abundance of delicious seafood, powdery white sand beaches fringed by seagrass and pristine marine wildlife. The historic and haunted city of Savannah can be found inland and offers tales of Georgia's alluring heritage. Playing an important role in the American Revolution, the city emanates the old South, with its red-brick converted cotton warehouses, historic fort walls and perfectly manicured park squares, beautifully draped in Spanish moss.

Just north of Georgia, explore the sights and sounds of the South’s favorite city and taste your way around the fascinating streets of Charleston, South Carolina. Wander through Waterfront Park, marvel at Rainbow Row or uncover Charleston’s past at The Old Slave Mart museum. However you chose to discover the wonders of this city, you are sure to be amazed at Charleston’s historical significance and undeniable charm. Beyond the city limits, you can find beautifully preserved plantations adorned with towering ancient Oak Trees and wildlife rich ponds blanketed in duckweed. On the sun-soaked South Carolina coast, visitors will find stunning gated islands, perfect for a few days of frolicking on white-sand beaches and exploring marshland waterways.