For solo

Explore North America’s only tea plantation: guided tours through lush fields and the factory reveal how tea is grown, processed, and packaged, with tastings and a shop for house blends.

Each December, Brookgreen Gardens’ Night of a Thousand Candles turns the Murrells Inlet gardens into a glowing holiday wonderland with thousands of lights, more than 2,700 hand-lit candles, live music, warm drinks, and seasonal art—perfect for a romantic stroll or a festive family outing.

Myrtle Waves Water Park is a Myrtle Beach favorite, mixing big-thrill slides with laid-back fun like the Lazy River and cabana lounging. With over a million gallons of attractions—from Riptide Rockets to Turbo Twisters—it’s an easy, all-day splash for all ages.

A 120-acre riverfront escape in North Charleston with walking trails, picnic spots, public art, and historic sights—including a WWII cargo vessel—offering peaceful views of the Cooper River just minutes from the city.

Drayton Hall is a remarkably preserved 18th-century plantation house in Charleston, kept largely unrestored to offer an authentic look at antebellum architecture, preservation, and the intertwined histories of its residents and the enslaved people who lived and worked there.

A family-friendly destination with sports fields, playgrounds, picnic areas, scenic walking and nature trails, and ponds for fishing and birdwatching—great for both active fun and relaxing time outdoors.

A small, engaging museum in Rock Hill that traces the evolution of telecommunications, showcasing vintage phones, equipment, and milestones that shaped modern connectivity.

Cherry Grove Pier is a historic ocean pier in North Myrtle Beach that stretches into the Atlantic, offering sweeping views, easy on-site bait and gear rentals for fishing, and a laid-back spot to stroll, watch the waves, and enjoy family time by the water.

Barefoot Landing is a waterfront shopping and entertainment hub in North Myrtle Beach, blending local boutiques, fresh seafood and Southern eats, scenic boardwalk strolls, live shows, and year-round events in a laid-back coastal setting.

A vibrant hub for local creativity, hosting theater, music, and dance, along with art exhibits and community workshops for artists and audiences alike.

Glide through calm, shallow waters and coastal marshes at Kitty Hawk Bay, spotting birds and marine life on a peaceful, beginner-friendly paddle—go self-guided or join a tour to soak in the Outer Banks’ natural charm.

Climb 257 steps to the top of America’s tallest brick lighthouse for sweeping Atlantic views, then explore the visitor center to learn how this 1803 beacon has guided mariners and shaped the Outer Banks’ maritime legacy.