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Coastal Carolinas
Charleston, South Carolina More than 300 years ago, the first settlers sailed into the Charleston harbor to establish a new colony. Now, the town is famous for its preservation of historical architecture and natural settings. Charleston not only offers historical significance, but offers the convenience of nearby resort and coastal living with amenities to suit most any taste. Restaurants abound in this city of southern charm with world famous menus created by chefs who have turned centuries old recipes  into sought after delights. Within the Charleston area is exclusive Daniel Island which nicely balances modern living with luxurious accommodations that include a private country club and golf course designed by world famous architects Tom Fazio and Rees Jones. Across the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge - North Americas longest cable stay span - is Wild Dunes Resort which offers vacationers and residents a multitude of living options in condominiums, villas or private homes situated along the beach-front, inland lagoons or harbor-side. Those who choose to make Charleston their home have no shortage of leisurely activities that include historical tours through town or Fort Sumter, golfing, tennis, fishing, dinner cruises in the harbor or just relaxing along the Atlantic coast barrier island beaches.
Hilton Head, South Carolina Located on a barrier island off the Atlantic Coast of South Carolina, Hilton Head is known for luxurious resort living and exclusive beachfront villas that provide private swimming pools and tennis courts. Championship golf courses and world-class tennis facilities are home to professional tournaments held annually on the island. Residents and visitors find plenty of  recreational activities including sailing, surfing, scuba diving, parasailing, waterskiing, fishing and crabbing, horseback riding, and more. Over 250 restaurants offer a variety of cuisines ranging from French, German and Italian to Caribbean, Greek and Mexican that accommodate and satisfy casual dining and those who prefer elegant atmospheres. Exclusive resort community, Daufuskie Island a short ferry ride from Hilton Head offers picturesque, quiet and tranquil beach living amongst some of the best amenities for golf, tennis and spa treatments.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Known as South Carolina's Grand Strand, Myrtle Beach stretches 60 miles along the Atlantic coastline. The area offers a blend of beach accommodations and resort living with more than 100 world-class level golf courses leading it to become known as the seaside golf capital of the world. Famous course designers have been Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Rees Jones, Greg Norman, Tom Fazio and Davis Love III. The area has been featured in Southern Living, Southern Bride, The New York Times, Travel America and Where to Retire magazine. The Travel Channel recently named Myrtle Beach one of America's Best Beaches. The warm weather and mild climate attracts vacationers from throughout the east coast with many returning to make Myrtle Beach their home upon retiring. Living accommodations include sky rise, beach-front condominiums; golf course villas; private, custom-built homes and beach-front homes in exclusive communities.
Nags Head, North Carolina Located in the famous Outer Banks of the North Carolina coastline,  Nags Head is characterized by high sand dunes, once visible from miles at sea. The tranquil beaches of this plush resort area boast of fishing, golf, nature trails and historic shipwrecks that line the coastline ocean floor. Scuba diving is a popular pastime for treasure seekers and those simply fascinated with 18th and 19th century shipwreck artifacts. The wind, sandy beaches offer a relaxing atmosphere to visitors and year-round residents. Nags Head and the other resort towns that comprise North Carolina's Outer Banks continue to attract those who yearn for coastal living.
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