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The island is thought to be 25,000 years old, so as you walk around don’t be surprised to pick up on some historical stirrings beneath the surface; the Seewee Indians once called this home, and British explorers and reportedly, pirates, are said to have played a role in shaping the island’s personality. A Revolutionary War battle took place here, and the island was also changed following the Second World War when it became a community for veterans. Following the lead of nearby resort developments, Isle of Palms was soon made into an ideal pleasure land for Charleston weekenders and vacationers from all over the place. Embrace this experience for all its worth by taking advantage of the isle’s tried and true diversions. Say goodbye to monitoring gas prices and rent a bicycle or a pair of rollerblades, as the island is well set up for pedestrians and fun-seekers. Two world-class golf courses will please the putters in the family, and if you’ve never had the chance to try your tennis game on clay courts, you’ll have the option here. Opportunities abound for staying active, so live it up and effortlessly burn a few calories. We’ve already covered the fact that the beaches are pristine, but remember that they’re welcoming for other reasons, too. Public areas are safe and equipped for picnicking, playing beach volleyball, building sand castles, swimming, and renting boogie boards. Marinas and rental outlets will keep you supplied with everything you need, so go after what you want and end the day feeling exerted yet filled with life.
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