The Plantation River Tour provides a
peaceful ride past plantation mansions, abandoned rice fields
and giant oak trees draped in Spanish moss. The Lighthouse
Shell Island Tour carries guests to an unspoiled barrier
island where you can visit the lighthouse, bird watch
and collect seashells. The Ghost Story and Harbor Tour is
a cool evening, sunset tour. This is when the ghosts of
the lowcounty are most likely to make an appearance.
Another popular option for exploring the Georgetown Lowcountry
is Rover
Tours. This is a sailing tour most noted for an opportunity
to relive the days of pirates on the southeastern shoreline.
While visiting Georgetown, you will
want to stroll the Harborwalk where you can discover art
galleries, shops and boutiques as well as an eclectic assortment
of fine dining fare. The Harborwalk, a waterfront walkway
overlooking the Sampit River Harbor, travels between
two of Georgetown's most historically significant buildings, the Kaminski House and the Rice Museum (originally the Old Market Building).
If you are planning a visit to Myrtle Beach, consider
an interesting contrast to the hustle and bustle of rides
and shows, and take a relaxing day trip to Georgetown,
South Carolina. For great accommodations situated on the
oceanfront between the two destinations, visit The
Myrtle Beach Resort.
