Edisto Island Timeshares

As one of the few beaches in the area that hasn’t been commercialized, Edisto Beach is your true piece of paradise that feels as if you are miles away from society. Spend your days on the sand, enjoy the quiet, and spend time with your family as they play in the warm waters each day.

This plantation was once the result of two other plantations merging together, and now is home to an stunning wildlife preserve made up of marine and estuarine wetlands. You will find a number of historic buildings on the property, including 1840s outbuildings, as well as a variety of animal species, such as the endangered loggerhead sea turtles.

Edisto Island is surrounded by the ocean and a variety of inlets which are ideal for water activities and rentals. Kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, boating, land fishing, charter fishing, whale and dolphin watches, and other adventures await you in the dynamic waters of South Carolina.

This South Carolina State Park has the long system of wheelchair-accessible hiking and biking trails, great fishing in Scott Creek Inlet, a boat launch into Big Bay Creek, 1.5 miles of palmetto-lined shores, and an amazing Environmental Learning Center with interactive displays for everyone to try.

You will find few places on the planet where you can experience incredible creatures like alligators, feral hogs, bobcats, and bald eagles, but this wildlife refuge makes it possible. Explore the land and also spend time visiting the Grove Plantation House, one of the last antebellum mansions left from the Civil War.

Nearly all native reptiles in South Carolina can be found in this indoor facility and gardens. This facility hosts lectures, school field trips, and other fun attractions which allow guests to get up close and personal with alligators, turtles, snakes, and lizards. Bring the kids for an afternoon of adventure and fun!