South Carolina Vacation Rentals

A South Carolina vacation rental makes the perfect home base for exploring the delights of South Carolina. Search for shells on pristine beaches, kayak through marshland, take a fishing charter or sunset cruise, or just relax in this vacationer’s paradise.

South Carolina golf courses offer world-class golfing on breathtaking terrain, with more than 330 courses across the state. Tennis enthusiasts are equally blessed with top-notch South Carolina tennis facilities, including grass, clay and hard surface courts.

South Carolina’s beach resort areas include Kiawah Island, Fripp Island, Edisto Island, Seabrook Island, Beaufort, Myrtle Beach on the Grand Strand and the world-famous Hilton Head Island. These beach resorts offer the ideal beach vacation, with swimming, sunning, sailing, fishing, and all types of water sports.

Kiawah Island, about 20 miles south of Charleston, has 10 miles of beaches and is popular with windsurfers. Golfers will enjoy Kiawah’s highly-rated Ocean Course. The island also boasts 30 tennis courts, 30 miles of paved bike trails, and the unique Nature Excursion Program.

For a taste of the romantic Old South, don’t miss a visit to historic Charleston, South Carolina. A Charleston vacation rental makes the idea home away from home for exploring this charming city’s centuries-old homes, glorious gardens and sunny beaches.

Charleston seems frozen in time, with more than 800 buildings built before the 1840s. Guests of Charleston vacation rentals can explore the historic district’s narrow streets by foot or horse-drawn carriage, visit house museums such as the Edmonston-Alton House and Nathaniel Russell House, and tour the houses and gardens of plantations like Middleton Place and Drayton Hall. The 300-year-old Magnolia Plantation is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and includes a Reconstruction-era plantation house, fabulous gardens, hiking and biking trails, and a nature boat tour.

Guests of South Carolina vacation rentals can explore the mountains, forests, and rivers of western South Carolina. Go hiking, fishing, biking and boating in the pristine natural beauty of Devils Fork State Park, Caesars Head Sate Park, Jones Gap State Park, Lake Jocassee, Lake Keowee and other parks and recreation areas.

History buffs will enjoy the Fort Sumter National Monument and Historic Bratonsville, a 775-acre living history village portraying life the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

South Carolina’s capital city of Columbia is home to the University of South Carolina and numerous historical and cultural attractions, including the Lexington County Museum’s living history complex, the Fort Jackson Museum, and the highly rated Riverbanks Zoo & Garden.

Greenville and Spartanburg, situated in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in northwestern South Carolina, are important economic centers and boast a number of visitor attractions, including historic landmarks and antebellum plantations.

If you are considering bringing your pet on vacation, these South Carolina pet friendly vacation rentals welcome furry guests.

With South Carolina lodging options ranging from seaside cottages to condos to mountain cabins, you’re sure to find the perfect South Carolina vacation rental!

South Carolina Vacation Guide