The Southeast’s five most ethereal driftwood beaches
Join us as we uncover the quiet majesty and raw beauty of five coastal treasures where nature’s past and present merge in dramatic displays.
Ocean treasures commonly found on local beaches
Low tide uncovers many shells and shell fragments on the smooth, wet sand along the coastal waters of South Carolina. Here are a few interesting shells and fossils to keep an eye out for.
Driessen Beach Park, Hilton Head Island
The beach features beautiful white sand and crystal clear blue waters. Families can enjoy a picnic on the beach or take a leisurely stroll down the shore.
Coligny Beach, Hilton Head Island
Coligny is a great spot to hang out with friends and family, people watch, play games on the beach or do a little shopping at the nearby shops.
Alder Lane Beach, Hilton Head Island
Located next to the Marriott Grande Ocean Resort, Alder Lane beach is the perfect spot for a less crowded area near Coligny. It’s a great spot to spend a day in the sun and to relax.
Lands End Beach, St. Helena Island
Accessed through Fort Fremont property, Lands End Beach is more on the secluded side of things.
Folly Field Beach, Hilton Head Island
The beach is surrounded by trees and other vegetation, providing a peaceful setting. There is plenty of space to spread out and relax.
Fish Haul Beach, Hilton Head Island
Found in one of Hilton Head Island’s historic Gullah neighborhoods, Fish Haul beach is an ideal spot for a quiet escape.
Sands Beach, Beaufort
Sands Beach in Beaufort, SC, is a beautiful serene beach that is perfect for a relaxing day spent outdoors. This is where the locals of Beaufort like to drive onto the beach and park themselves right in front.
Hunting Island Beach and State Park, SC
Hunting Island Beach and State Park is one of the most popular tourist destinations in South Carolina. Located on the…