South Carolina

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  Charleston in Summer: June, July or August?

  Choose June for a sightseeing-led summer stay in Charleston. It has the gentlest heat and lowest rainfall averages of the three summer months, though you still need shorter walks and indoor breaks. July suits a beach-first visit better if warm coastal water matters more than comfortable walking. August brings the highest average rainfall. In this […]

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  2 Days in Charleston: History and the Harbour

  Charleston’s historic peninsula and Fort Sumter make a rewarding pair: one day follows the city’s streets and domestic interiors, the other crosses the harbour before returning to Southern American art. Two full sightseeing days are enough for these first-visit priorities, with time for lunch, an accommodation rest and a different evening pause each day. In […]