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Message: [QUOTE="OkaForPrez, post: 3794169, member: 997"] There are three main areas to the east/northeast of Charleston. Immediately to the east/north east is mt pleasant. This is one of the fastest growing areas in the country and has a lot of trendy places to eat for cheaper and easier to park than Charleston proper. You can get to this part with a 10 min drive over the bridge from Charleston. Another 5 min will take you through mt pleasant and onto Sullivan’s. It’s a mainly residential island with wide beaches accessed by walking through a small maritime Forrest(butterflies and cranes). It has a small town feel with a tiny Main Street which includes a small Irish pub, a Mexican cantina, a farm to table place, a bbq spot, a every type of burger you can dream place and a small deli. It might be how I would construct heaven if you gave me the chance. The nice part about Sullivan’s is you get the quiet of the island with the convenience of the strip and the access to + dining 5 min away in mt pleasant and ++dining 15 min away in Charleston. 3-5 min north and you’re on isle of palms. It’s a bit more built up but still somewhat residential. There’s a beach bar with a stage right on the beach called the wind jammer. There’s a delightfully divey bar called the dinghy. Anywhere on isle of palms is bikeable from Sullivan’s and anywhere on Sullivan’s is easily bikeable. There’s an old fort on the island to protect Charleston harbor. There’s a nature trial. There’s public docks with access to kayak the marsh system between the island and the mainland. You’ll have to do an Airbnb type thing to get on the island. If you do decide to go @me and I’ll give you some of the must do’s. [/QUOTE]

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