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Hampton/Estill

Coffee Houses

Julienne's Espresso Cafe`
301 Lee Ave, Hampton
(803)943-0056

Restaurants

Hampton
Big John’s Bar-B-Que & Steaks
920 W Elm St, (803)943-3355

Burger King
608 E Elm St, (803)943-9220
www.burgerking.com

China Express
816 E Elm St, (803)943-9118

Coconuts
120 W First St, (803)943-3399

El Ranchito
1369 W Elm St, (803)943-3453

Hampton Restaurant
704 W Elm St, (803)943-3002

Hardee’s
1005 W Elm St, (803)943-4781
www.hardees.com

Hoover’s Station Restaurant
303 Lee Ave, (803)914-0050

Huddle House
801 W Elm St, (803)943-5734
www.huddlehouse.com

Julienne’s Espresso Café
301 Lee Ave, (803)943-0056

KFC/Taco Bell
708 E Elm St, (803)943-3446
www.kfc.com

McDonald’s
830 W Elm St, (803)943-0034
www.mcdonalds.com

New Hong Kong
1001 W Elm St, (803)943-9951

Pizza Hut
1300 W Elm St, (803)943-9393
www.pizzahut.com

Pizzeria
606 Elm St, (803)943-5200

Rick’s Sandwich Shop and Seafood
114 Third St, (803)943-5727

Rigdon’s Fried Chicken
801 W Magnolia St, (803)943-4383

Subway
1506 W Elm St, (803)943-5600
www.subway.com

Estill
China Town Chinese Restaurant
82 Third St W, (803)625-3030

Elizabeth’s Ice Cream & Deli
220 W Railroad Ave, (803)625-9900

El Zarape
73 W Railroad Ave, (803)625-2855

Lester Deloach Pit Bar-B-Que
8500 Hwy 601 (Savannah Hwy), (803)625-2305

Shari’s
190 E Railroad Ave, (803)625-9301

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SOUTH CAROLINA LOWCOUNTRY

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The Lowcountry & Resort Islands Region of South Carolina includes the four, southern-most counties in the state, Beaufort, Jasper, Hampton, and Colleton, which are bordered on the east by the Atlantic Ocean and on the west by the Savannah River and the state of Georgia.

Spanish moss drapes the live oak trees that are ubiquitous to the Edisto Island area. Did you know that Edisto gets its name from the native Edistow people? The Edistow Native Americans were a sub tribe of the Cusabo indians, a group of Native Americans who lived along the Atlantic coast in South Carolina.⏰ Best time of the day to visit: Stop by mid-morning. That way you can explore the island, grab lunch, and stay for the amazing sunset if you choose.🏖️ Things to do while there: Edisto Environmental Learning Center, Boneyard Beach, Scott Creek Inlet, Big Bay Creek, SeaCow Eatery.☀️ Things to visit in the area: Jungle Road Park, Bay Creek Park, Otter Islands, Spanish Mount Point.📆 Best time of the year to visit: For warmer weather come anywhere from March-August.🏨 Where to stay: Fripp Island Golf & Beach Resort (frippislandrsrt), Seabrook Island Club (seabrook_sc), The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island Golf Resort (kiawahresort), Charleston Kiawah Island/Andell Inn (andellinn).Photo by qcphotographer
A visitor takes a leisurely stroke under a canopy of live oaks draped with Spanish moss in the Palmetto Bluff (palmettobluff) neighborhood of Bluffton, South Carolina. Palmetto Bluff is a picturesque community that sits in the heart of Lowcountry. Nestled along the May River, it’s abundant with beautiful walking trails, historic sites, and stunning views.⏰ Best time of the day to visit: There is no wrong time to visit Palmetto Bluff. However, we highly recommend sticking around for one of their spectacular sunsets.🛶 Things to do while there: Stop by Cole’s for some regionally inspired Southern fare, paddle board, kayak, or canoe along the May River, go saltwater fishing, take a tour at Bluffton Jack's Old Town Tours.🌊 Things to visit in the area: Palmetto Bluff Conservancy, Old Town Bluffton, Bluffton Oyster Factory Park, May River Sandbar, Heyward House Museum and Welcome Center (heywardhouse).📆 Best time of the year to visit: For the best weather, we recommend visiting between March and May or from September to November.🏨 Where to stay: The Montage Palmetto Bluff Resort (montagepalmettobluff) is the only resort in Palmetto Bluff. However, there are plenty of places to stay in the surrounding areas including: Old Town Bluffton Inn (oldtownblufftoninn), The Inn & Club at Harbour Town (theinnandclubatharbourtown), Sonesta Resort Hilton Head Island (sonestahhi).Photo by jpgriceoz
Angel Oak, Johns Island, South Carolina. ⠀
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The Angel Oak Tree is a Southern live oak (Quercus virginiana) located in Angel Oak Park on Johns Island near Charleston, South Carolina. The Angel Oak Tree is estimated to be at least 400 and possibly up to 1400 years old It stands 66.5 ft (20 m) tall, measures 28 ft (8.5 m) in circumference, and produces shade that covers 17,200 square feet (1,600 m2). Its longest branch distance is 187 ft. in length. ⠀
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The shore gently recedes beneath the stunning Pawleys Island Pier. The unique island town, located about 25 miles south of Myrtle Beach and 70 miles north of Charleston, exudes laid-back, beachy vibes. Locals have definitely adopted an island state of mind and encourage visitors to as well. When you go, make sure to relax on the beach, explore the famous sand dunes, or fish in one of the many adjacent creeks.⏰ Best time of the day to visit: We guarantee that you’re going to want to spend a whole day here. We recommend getting to the beach at around 10am.🗓️ Best time of the year: Pawleys Island has the best weather during the spring and early summer months.🏖️ Things to do while there: Pawleys Island Nature Park, Pawleys Island Chapel, Hopsewee Plantation.🐠 Things to visit in the area: Brookgreen Gardens (brookgreen_gardens), take a walking ghost tour, Myrtle Beach (mymyrtlebeach), Harborwalk Marina, South Carolina Maritime Museum (southcarolinamaritimemuseum).🏨 Where to stay: The Oceanfront Litchfield Inn (oceanfrontlitchfieldinn), Litchfield Beach and Golf Resort (litchfieldbeachandgolf), Sea View Inn (seaviewinn), 620 Prince (620prince).Photo by qcphotographer
Riding into the weekend like...Isn't this live oak tree tunnel beautiful? Live oak, draped in Spanish moss, is emblematic of South Carolina and many of the Southern states. We love these iconic trees, not only for their beauty, but their history as well. The average lifespan of a live oak is 300 years!Photo by qcphotographer
What were your weekend views today? #DiscoverSC 📸📍Botany Bay Beach: charlestonshopcurator
Waking up early may seem dawn-ting, but a colorful sunrise is always a nice tree-t

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