I wanted to commission a mural for a 10' x 10' wall in the foyer of my home in Kiawah Island SC. I…read morecame upon Ms. Anderson's name by chance and contacted her to discuss the project. We exchanged a few concept photos and discussed a color palate and in a few days Ms. Anderson presented me with a concept sketch. It was spot on and she traveled from Beaufort SC to Kiawah to complete the project which took just a few days. The mural is stunning and everyone that visits comments on it. Ms. Anderson was a pleasure to work with and I feel so fortunate to have her amazing work in our home.

A gallery that includes local art and is owned / run by a very nice woman - a must-stop when we're…read morehere. If you drop by the gallery and it's closed, be sure to give a call to the owner (number posted on the door), or send her an email, and she'll open the gallery if she's free. I love the handmade jewelry that uses Edisto sea glass and broken shards of pottery. The pieces can be a bit expensive, but they're unique and a lot more reasonably priced than what you'll find elsewhere, especially Charleston. Support a local business!

Attended a painting class at Magpie and Company located within The Coffee Shop this past week. It…read morewas a great time! The atmosphere and view were super relaxing ... very conducive to getting the creative juices flowing ! Having access to purchase the coffee shop drinks and treats was an extra bonus. We will definitely paint here again next time we are in Edisto !!

Good historical information. They are undergoing a bit of remodeling though…read more The staff are very pleasant.

The John Mark Verdier House on Bay Street in Beaufort is a beautiful and historic house and cool…read moremuseum. I like all the history and educational displays in the house. I was able to learn a lot about the history of Beaufort and the Lowcountry through all of the extensive information that was available. You can feel a lot of the history throughout the house and it is overwhelming at times. The house is very well maintained and is beautiful on the inside and is very big and grand. The staff here is very knowledgeable and really knows their history and is able to answer just about any question you may have on the house and Beaufort. This was a great place to visit and I am glad that it exists for all to enjoy.

Love shopping at Sabal & Oak always find clothing I love…read more From Mud Pie to Free Fly and The Old Whaley products!

Golly $3 for a post card. Politely declined and eventually found some at the Edisto Pavillion…read more Guess no one sends postcards any more :(

Worth the drive. Literally thousands of sturdy, well developed specimens. ProTip: check current…read moreinventory and prices on the website https://fairviewnurserysc.com. Highly recommended!

Beautiful Camillas - great prices a little hidden gem away from the hustle and bustle of town but…read morewell worth the drive

The newest secret in town! Located conveniently on Argent…read moreRoad. Sassy Patty's is a quaint clothing boutique that features everyday low country wear and fantastic cruise wear. Selection and variety is spot on! Sign up when shopping for the loyalty program and receive added benefits!

What an absolute breath of fresh air! Customer service is TOP notch! The clothes are amazing!…read more The store is a MUST see! It was an experience in class and sophistication meets the relaxation everyone needs. A place dedicated to sit down while your partner shops and enjoy a little relaxation!

The Edisto Environmental Learning Center is an educational facility and museum that opened at…read moreEdisto Beach State Park in Edisto Island, South Carolina in 2004. The facility features exhibits that cover the natural and cultural aspects of the ACE Basin which includes the Lowcountry watersheds of the Ashepoo, Combahee, and Edisto rivers. Visitors can also see live animals, touch tanks, feeding programs, prehistoric fossils, and various educational programs. My family and I visited the Edisto Environmental Learning Center this past summer while we were on a road trip. We stayed in Edisto Island for a few days. One night while at dinner, a local resident noticed that my wife and I had small children and recommended that we take them to the center. We went to check it out the following day and we were glad that we did. There were lots of fun exhibits that focused on animals from the local river system, including crocodiles, fish and turtles. One of the staff even brought out a live baby alligator for our two sons to see and touch. The museum also had a really cool interactive replica of a research boat. My older son had a lot of fun pretending that he was the captain. Afterwards, we all attended a special presentation about alligators and snakes. There were even some live snakes for everyone to see. Overall we had a fun visit here and we recommend it to any families visiting Edisto Island!

This is a very interesting place to visit! There are nature trails with little crabs running…read morearound. You can touch hermit crabs and a horseshoe crab in a little pool. There are fossils galore. I also liked the rocking chairs!