Isle of Palms
Front Beach, the marina, neighborhood restaurants and the Southline office on Carolina Boulevard.
Isle of Palms, Wild Dunes & Sullivan’s
Salt air.
Good company.
Front Beach mornings. A lighthouse walk. Seafood above the ocean. A shared guide to three distinct ways to enjoy the coast.
A SOUTHLINE GUIDE / WITH FAVORITES SELECTED BY COASTLINES
Know the neighborhood
One guide.
Distinct ways to stay.
Choose for the day you want. Keep the geography clear: a nearby restaurant, a gated community and a hotel facility are not the same kind of access.
Wild Dunes
A gated community on Isle of Palms, with golf and separately controlled resort amenities.
Sullivan’s Island
Middle Street dining, Goldbug, the lighthouse and Fort Moultrie across Breach Inlet.
Mount Pleasant nearby
Mainland spa and shopping options. It is a separate destination—not an IOP address.
A Southline stay. A Coastlines point of view.
The coast is yours.
The favorites are ours.
Coastlines is Southline’s independent lifestyle and curation partner. From the details of a stay to the places worth discovering, it brings a considered, Charleston-born point of view.
The Coastlines mark identifies a smaller selection within this guide. These are places chosen for their character, the care behind them and the experience they add to a day. They lead each category; more good options follow.
A sense of place.Something that belongs here.
People who care.Craft and thoughtful hospitality.
A reason to return.More than a box to check.
Southline remains your contact for the home, planning and arrangements. A favorite is a recommendation—not a certification or a promise of availability or access.
COASTLINESFAVORITE
THE COASTLINES FEATURE / Coda del Pesce
The ocean outside.
Something special within.
Coda del Pesce is our featured table on Isle of Palms: Italian seafood, handmade pasta and a room that puts the coastline in the evening.
Reserve a table and give the meal the attention it deserves. This is a good occasion to leave the beach bag at home, arrive without rushing and let dinner be the main event.
Coda is upstairs at 1130 Ocean Boulevard. Confirm access needs and your reservation directly. Table location and a particular view cannot be guaranteed.
THE COASTLINES EDIT
A good table.
A reason to linger.
The places we choose for their food, atmosphere and sense of place. A good meal can be the reason for the outing—or the best part of staying close.
Start with the Coastlines Favorites. Choose the kind of day you are after, then make the experience your own.
Meet the tables →Eat / IOP / WD / SUI
A good table. A reason to linger.
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Isle of Palms / Eat
Coda del Pesce
Italian seafood, handmade pasta and an ocean-facing room above Front Beach.
The Coastlines takeFor a dinner that feels unmistakably coastal without becoming a beach-bar evening. Reserve the table; give the meal time.
Plan it. Reserve ahead. Ask directly about access needs and seating; an ocean-view table is not guaranteed.
1130 Ocean Boulevard, second floor, Isle of Palms
COASTLINESFAVORITE
Sullivan’s Island / Eat
The Obstinate Daughter
Coastal cooking, pasta, pizza and small plates in a bright island dining room.
The Coastlines takeFor a Sullivan’s evening with a generous shared table and plenty of personality.
Plan it. Reserve directly; the restaurant’s published booking window is two weeks. Pair with Goldbug and a neighborhood walk.
2063 Middle Street, Sullivan’s Island
COASTLINESFAVORITE
Sullivan’s Island / Eat
Poe’s Tavern
Burgers, fish tacos and a literary point of view in the Middle Street dining district.
The Coastlines takeFor a relaxed island lunch where the group can settle into something familiar and satisfying.
Plan it. Select the Sullivan’s Island location. Allow flexibility at busy meal times.
2210 Middle Street, Sullivan’s Island
COASTLINESFAVORITE
Isle of Palms / Eat
Sea Biscuit Café
A small Front Beach café for the breakfast or lunch that starts an easy island day.
The Coastlines takeFor a simple morning done well, followed by a walk instead of a schedule.
Plan it. Call for current hours and payment arrangements. The link leads to the local visitor listing and official social page.
21 J C Long Boulevard, Isle of Palms
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Isle of Palms / Eat
Acme Lowcountry Kitchen
Lowcountry food and an easygoing breakfast, brunch or dinner option near Front Beach.
Plan it. Check reservations or wait-list arrangements; peak brunch is not a good fit for a tight departure deadline.
31 J C Long Boulevard, Isle of Palms
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Isle of Palms / Eat
The Boathouse at Breach Inlet
An inlet-side seafood dinner with a different water view from Front Beach.
Plan it. Reserve and ask about seating. Enjoy Breach Inlet from shore; it is not a swimming location.
101 Palm Boulevard, Isle of Palms
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Wild Dunes / Eat
Coastal Crust · Wild Dunes
A convenient pizza evening when the family would rather stay near the home.
Plan it. Use the resort’s current dining directory for hours and takeout. Phone is the resort main line.
The Plaza, Wild Dunes, Isle of Palms
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Wild Dunes / Eat
Coastal Provisions
A seafood-and-chops option for a more considered dinner within the resort area.
Plan it. Resort main line: request the restaurant. Confirm gate and dining arrangements, not general resort amenity access.
Boardwalk Inn, Wild Dunes, Isle of Palms
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Mainland detour / Eat
El Molino Supermarket · North Charleston
A Mexican market, tortillería and taquería for a mainland shopping or airport-area detour.
Plan it. Not on IOP or Sullivan’s. Choose it when the day already takes you to North Charleston; check the route and current food-service hours.
5900 Rivers Avenue, North Charleston
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Sullivan’s Island / Eat
Home Team BBQ
Barbecue and a casual setting for a group that wants an uncomplicated island meal.
Plan it. Choose the Sullivan’s location. Confirm the current menu and any live-music schedule.
2209 Middle Street, Sullivan’s Island
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Wild Dunes / Eat
Huey’s Southern Eats
A casual post-golf or daytime meal in the Links clubhouse area.
Plan it. Confirm which clubhouse and current service before heading over. Resort main line.
Links Course Clubhouse, Wild Dunes
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Isle of Palms / Eat
Islander 71
A relaxed fish-house and raw-bar setting near the marina, suited to a waterfront evening.
Plan it. Check table arrangements and music for your dates. Marina parking is a separate consideration.
80 41st Avenue, Isle of Palms
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Isle of Palms / Eat
Long Island Café / IOP Raw
A seafood-focused neighborhood option in an unassuming shopping-center setting.
Plan it. Ask about dinner reservations and current take-home choices; pre-order for a larger group.
1515 Palm Boulevard, Isle of Palms
Drink / IOP / WD / SUI
One more reason to stay a little longer.
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Isle of Palms / Drink
The Dinghy
An informal island bar with a porch, food and live-music nights.
The Coastlines takeFor the laid-back end of a beach day: no grand plan, just the right place to settle in.
Plan it. Check music, oyster-roast dates and any age restrictions before visiting.
8 J C Long Boulevard, Isle of Palms
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Isle of Palms / Drink
The Windjammer
A Front Beach music venue and bar where the show can become the reason for the evening.
The Coastlines takeFor live music with an island address. Pick the artist first, then build the night around it.
Plan it. Buy tickets from the venue’s official calendar. Age limits, indoor/outdoor stages and entry arrangements vary by event.
1008 Ocean Boulevard, Isle of Palms
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Wild Dunes / Drink
Oystercatcher Restaurant & Bar
A restaurant-and-bar option in the Sweetgrass area for a shared plate or an evening change of pace.
Plan it. Confirm the day’s service and access. The phone is the resort main line.
Sweetgrass Inn, Wild Dunes, Isle of Palms
Shop / IOP / WD / SUI
Something local. Something to keep.
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Sullivan’s Island / Shop
Goldbug
Jewelry, clothing, gifts and objects with an independent point of view.
The Coastlines takeFor a small discovery that feels personal rather than a generic beach souvenir.
Plan it. The island shop is on Sullivan’s Island—not Isle of Palms. Check location and current hours; the brand also has a Mount Pleasant shop.
2205-E Middle Street, Sullivan’s Island
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Isle of Palms / Shop
The Outpost at IOP Marina
Marina provisions, a deli stop and last-minute supplies before a water outing.
Plan it. Confirm food and shop hours. Marine fuel is not a substitute for a street-side car fuel station.
50 41st Avenue, Isle of Palms
Wellness / IOP / WD / SUI
Make room for a quieter hour.
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Mount Pleasant / Wellness
Woodhouse Spa · Mount Pleasant
A treatment-focused day-spa option on the mainland near the islands.
The Coastlines takeFor a restorative appointment that gives the holiday a different pace.
Plan it. This spa is in Mount Pleasant, not on IOP. Reserve your treatment and allow driving time.
725 Johnnie Dodds Boulevard, Mount Pleasant
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Wild Dunes / Wellness
The Spa at Sweetgrass
A spa appointment within Wild Dunes for a quieter counterpoint to golf, beach and family activities.
Plan it. Ask what facilities accompany your appointment. A treatment does not establish general resort pool access. Resort main line.
Sweetgrass Inn, Wild Dunes, Isle of Palms
Do / IOP / WD / SUI
Give the day a good story.
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Isle of Palms / Do
Barrier Island Eco Tours
Naturalist-led trips from the marina explore barrier-island habitats, with Capers Island and sunset options.
Plan it. Reserve the actual trip. Confirm ages, boarding access, weather terms and facilities. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed.
50 41st Avenue, Isle of Palms
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Sullivan’s Island / Do
Charleston Light
Sullivan’s distinctive black-and-white lighthouse gives a coastal walk a memorable landmark.
Plan it. View from permitted public areas. The NPS currently closes the tower and fenced grounds to general public entry; this is not a climb or interior tour.
Station 18½ Street area, Sullivan’s Island
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Sullivan’s Island / Do
Fort Moultrie
A history-focused outing at the western end of Sullivan’s Island, with harbor views and national-park interpretation.
Plan it. Check admission, access and opening days. Fort Moultrie is reached by road; it is not the Fort Sumter ferry outing.
1214 Middle Street, Sullivan’s Island
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Isle of Palms / Do
Isle of Palms Marina · boat rentals
Choose a self-drive rental or ask about a captained outing for a different perspective on the coast.
Plan it. Confirm boating qualifications, capacity, fuel, navigation limits and cancellation terms. Check the named operator and meeting point.
50 41st Avenue, Isle of Palms
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Isle of Palms / Do
Isle of Palms Public Dock
A waterfront pause with views, swings and interpretive details near the marina.
Plan it. Open sunrise to sunset; dock access is free, but parking has separate rules and charges. No swimming or overnight mooring.
50 41st Avenue, Isle of Palms
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Isle of Palms / Do
Isle of Palms Recreation Center
Playgrounds, outdoor play and court activities offer a simple change from the sand.
Plan it. Ask about current court use and programs. The free cardio room is open to visitors during staffed hours with sign-in; age rules apply. No public pool is implied.
24 28th Avenue, Isle of Palms
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Sullivan’s Island / Do
J. Marshall Stith Park
A playground break with a toddler area, courts, a field and the island’s gazebo.
Plan it. A useful family stop near Middle Street dining. Check posted court and picnic-area use; programming or works may change what is available.
2058 Middle Street, Sullivan’s Island
Services / IOP / WD / SUI
Less to carry. More to enjoy.
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Carolina Salt
Beach gear, bikes and boards for a lighter arrival, with surf lessons and camps available as separate enquiries.
The Coastlines takeFor more room in the car and a beach plan built around the people coming with you.
Plan it. Confirm service to the exact home, permitted setup, current minimum order and lesson location. Gear delivery does not mean a lesson operates at your nearest beach.
1202 B Palm Boulevard, Isle of Palms; delivery by arrangement
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Isle of Palms / Services
Port City Moped
A local rental resource for approved golf carts and low-speed vehicles. At participating Southline homes, a cart may be available to rent on site.
The Coastlines takeFor making the practical details easier—with Southline and the rental team coordinating the right vehicle for the right address.
Plan it. Paid reservation, waiver and eligibility still apply; a parked cart is not included. Wild Dunes restricts vendors and vehicles: do not arrange Port City delivery there without written authorization.
1202 Palm Boulevard, Isle of Palms
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Circle K
Car fuel and convenience essentials near the Palm Boulevard approach.
Plan it. Useful before a mainland outing or airport return; confirm the current station services.
1206 Palm Boulevard, Isle of Palms
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Isle of Palms / Services
Harris Teeter · Isle of Palms
Full groceries close to the island’s central shopping area.
Plan it. Use the current store listing for hours, pickup and pharmacy availability. Give deliveries the correct gate instructions.
1513 Palm Boulevard, Isle of Palms
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Isle of Palms / Services
Isle of Palms Beach Chair Company
Another local option to check for beach-chair and umbrella arrangements.
Plan it. Confirm service area and the exact permitted access. Do not book two competing setup services for the same spot.
Delivery/service area confirmed when booking
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A few well-chosen days
Keep one hour
unclaimed.
Use these as starting points, not a rigid itinerary. Adjust for weather, opening days, the group’s pace and the access included with your home.
An Isle of Palms day
MorningSea Biscuit, then the beach Begin near Front Beach and choose the permitted access that fits your group.
AfternoonA marina change of scene Take a reserved boat or eco-tour, or simply enjoy the public dock.
EveningCoda del Pesce Leave time to change, settle in and make the table the occasion.
Sullivan’s, slowly
MorningLighthouse & Fort Moultrie View the lighthouse from public areas; check the fort’s current visitor hours.
AfternoonGoldbug & Poe’s Browse on Middle Street and keep lunch relaxed.
EveningThe Obstinate Daughter Reserve dinner—or head back for a quiet evening at your Southline home.
Wild Dunes, your way
MorningOne round or a racquet session Confirm the course open for public play and the exact meeting point.
AfternoonThe beach, spa or included pool Choose what your booking actually provides. A treatment has separate access conditions.
EveningMusic, or stay close Ticket a Windjammer show on IOP, or choose an easy dinner around the Plaza.
BEACHES / GATES / POOLS / EVERYDAY DETAILS
Know what opens.
Know what’s included.
A little clarity before arrival protects the best part of the stay. Choose the island below; never borrow another home’s amenity assumptions.
Checked September 21, 2026. These are practical summaries of official guidance. Posted rules, current provider terms and your reservation’s written inclusions control.
THE DETAILS / IOP / WD / SUI
Isle of Palms
An open island does not mean unrestricted parking, golf-cart routes or access to private pools.
Start with Southline
Our Isle of Palms office is at 1022 Carolina Boulevard. Use the guest-support contact in your reservation for arrival and home questions; contact us before visiting. Follow the entry and parking instructions for your specific home.
Southline preview sitePrivate pools, not a public pool system
A pool is included only when identified in your rental. Confirm the opening season, heat availability, advance notice and any heating charge. IOP Recreation Center is useful for exercise and play, but it is not a public swimming-pool option.
Official detailsA useful fitness alternative
IOP Recreation Center’s cardio room is free and open to visitors during staffed hours, with sign-in. Ages 16+ may use it; ages 12–15 require a parent or guardian. Courts and programs have their own schedules. Call 843-886-8294.
Official detailsFind the right beach access
Your home’s permitted route is the first choice. Front Beach has multiple public accesses; IOP County Park, 1 14th Avenue, adds restrooms, showers, a playground and seasonal designated lifeguards. Confirm beach-wheelchair and accessible-route availability at 843-762-9964.
Official detailsParking: signs beat assumptions
Use legal visitor spaces and the current City parking map. Do not block driveways, mailboxes or beach accesses; keep all tires off the road where required. Resident-only privileges do not transfer simply because you booked a rental. Palm Boulevard has section-specific parking rules.
Official detailsChoose a vehicle, then a legal route
A golf cart and a street-legal LSV are not interchangeable. Ask the rental company for the exact permitted route and operating conditions. Standard carts cannot travel along SC 703/Palm Boulevard, though lawful crossings may be permitted. Neither carts nor LSVs belong on the IOP Connector or beach.
Official detailsBeach rules apply in Wild Dunes, too
No alcohol, glass, smoking/vaping, fires or fireworks on the beach. Follow bans on specified single-use plastics and remove equipment at sunset. Fill holes and protect dunes. E-bikes/e-skateboards are prohibited on the beach from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Official detailsDogs: seasonal off-leash windows
April 1–September 14: 5–9 a.m. September 15–March 31: 4 p.m.–10 a.m. Leash outside those windows, including in the water. Keep the leash in hand when off-leash and maintain voice control; carry the required vaccination documentation.
Official detailsTHE DETAILS / IOP / WD / SUI
Wild Dunes
Wild Dunes is on Isle of Palms. It adds a private-community layer to City rules and your home’s individual amenities.
Use the gate in your arrival instructions
The main gate, Gate 1, serves community residents and guests. Southline will specify your entry and passes. Do not follow the hotel’s Gate 3 check-in instructions unless specifically directed. Display the vehicle pass and use only your home’s allocated parking. Security: 843-886-2128.
Official detailsAsk for a named pool
Sweetgrass, Grand Pavilion, Boardwalk Inn and Swim Center benefits advertised for qualifying resort bookings are not automatically included with a Southline stay. A private-home or condominium pool may be included separately. Get its name, entry method, dates and limits before arrival.
Official detailsSpa, golf and gym are separate
A treatment, dinner or tee time does not grant all-resort access. Confirm fitness-center eligibility and any fee directly. Tennis, pickleball, clinics and children’s programs are individually booked services with their own availability and conditions.
Official detailsCarts: the community rule is stricter
Standard rental golf carts are prohibited. Rental LSVs must meet the community’s rules and come from an authorized provider; some buildings impose further restrictions. Port City is not on the presently published authorized list. Confirm written approval before arranging any delivery.
Official detailsBeach route and road speed
Use the permitted boardwalk for your neighborhood—not another condominium’s private access. Follow posted community speed limits and give walkers/cyclists space. IOP beach, dog, fire and parking rules still apply outside the home’s private property.
Official detailsKnow where to ask for help
Southline handles the home, arrival and your reservation. Resort staff handle services you book with the resort. For emergencies call 911 and give the exact home address or beach-access location; do not wait for a booking-office reply.
Official detailsTHE DETAILS / IOP / WD / SUI
Sullivan’s Island
A public beach, a compact village and a quieter pace. Plan around access paths, limited facilities and Town rules.
No residential resort gate or shared pool entitlement
A day trip does not require a resort amenity pass. Public beaches do not include a pool or hotel facilities. Use the public beach crossings and legal visitor parking rather than private drives or neighboring homes.
Official detailsBeach facilities are limited
Plan water, shade and a bathroom stop before settling in. Do not assume public restrooms, showers or lifeguards at a numbered station. Ask the Town about current accessible access options before choosing a route.
Official detailsCharleston Light: view, not climb
The lighthouse is near Station 18½ Street. Current National Park Service rules close both the tower and its fenced grounds to ordinary public entry, except authorized activities. Enjoy the view from permitted public areas.
Official detailsBreach Inlet is not a swimming beach
Powerful tidal currents make the inlet a place to appreciate from shore. Choose an ocean-facing beach area away from inlets and obey warnings. Our recommendation is not to swim or wade in the inlet.
Official detailsDogs need a Town permit
Visiting dogs need the Town’s annual permit. May–September: off-leash 5–10 a.m.; no dogs on the beach 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; leash at other permitted times. October–April: off-leash 5 a.m.–noon, leashed otherwise. Effective control is always required.
Official detailsA bonfire needs a real permit
Permitted beach fires are limited to October 1–April 30, Friday–Sunday, at assigned stations. The current nonresident cost is $300 plus a $500 refundable deposit. Apply in person; the applicant must be 21+. Capacity is limited, and day-of Fire Department approval is required.
Official detailsDo not assume the bridges allow your cart
Street-legal LSVs may use Breach Inlet Bridge under Town rules, but may not cross Ben Sawyer Bridge. Golf carts and LSVs have different operating conditions. Get the approved route from the rental provider and follow posted limits.
Official detailsParking, speed and a light footprint
Follow the posted speed and parking signs; do not block paths or drives. No alcohol or glass on the beach. Use designated crossings, keep off dunes, take away rubbish and obey current restrictions on motorized beach use. A nearby home is not a public facility.
Official detailsSouthline / here to help
The practical
finishing touches.
Use the guest-support contact in your booking confirmation for the home and a stay in progress. For emergencies, call 911 first.
Your Southline office
1022 Carolina Boulevard, Isle of Palms. Use the guest-support contact in your reservation and contact us before visiting. Our Kiawah-area office is coming soon; location to be announced.
Southline preview siteCarolina Salt, before you pack
Reserve chairs, umbrellas, bikes or boards for the exact home. Ask separately about surf lessons and their meeting beach. Setup rules, gate access and supplier coverage need to fit your address.
Official detailsPort City at participating homes
Where arranged by Southline, a cart kept at the property can be rented through Port City. It is not included merely because it is parked there. Wild Dunes has different approved-vendor restrictions.
Official detailsFamily plans with an easy exit
Pair a short beach session with IOP County Park’s facilities, playground time at the Recreation Center, or a pre-booked eco-tour. For a full rainy day, Charleston’s aquarium is a separate mainland outing.
Official detailsEmergency & conditions
In an emergency, call 911 and provide the exact address or nearest beach access. Check NWS Charleston for conditions. Do not swim at Breach Inlet or turn an unknown tidal channel into a swimming plan.
Official detailsOne home. One set of inclusions.
Use the private arrival guide for gate instructions, a named pool, permitted beach route and parking. This public guide does not provide credentials or expand the home’s amenity rights.
Southline previewGOLF / TENNIS / PICKLEBALL
Two courses.
Thirty-six holes.
Wild Dunes offers two 18-hole Tom Fazio designs. Golf is separately booked; it is not evidence that every resort amenity is included.
Wild Dunes · Links & Harbor
| Course | Designer | Holes | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Links Course | Tom Fazio | 18 | Resort + public booking |
| Harbor Course | Tom Fazio | 18 | Resort + public booking |
The resort currently opens only one of the two courses to public and resort play on a given day. Check the actual course for your date; do not plan both as a same-day public itinerary. Links has a coastal finish; Harbor takes in marshes and lagoons.
Course information & bookingWild Dunes tennis & pickleball
Book the court, clinic or lesson—not merely a resort visit. Confirm outside-rental eligibility, equipment, fees and gate arrangements.
Official detailsIsle of Palms public recreation
The Recreation Center offers public court facilities subject to posted use, lessons and programmed activities. Check the current schedule rather than assuming a court will be free.
Official detailsThe game is only
part of the day.
Make a reservation suited to your group and leave enough time for arrival, equipment and the right clubhouse. Keep pool, gym and private Club privileges separate from the activity booking.
WHAT’S ON / BUILT INTO YOUR GUIDE
Good timing.
Something to look forward to.
A market on the green. A riverside evening. A band worth staying out for. Choose the official calendar, then the date that fits your stay.
This is a calendar directory, not a live ticket feed. Availability, ages, guest eligibility and weather conditions are confirmed with each organizer.
Live music
The Windjammer
Choose a performance from the official calendar. Confirm age limits, stage, ticket type and entry time before building the evening around it.
Open current calendarLive music
The Dinghy
Music and selected oyster-roast dates make an easy island evening. Check the venue’s current announcements rather than assuming a weekly event.
Open current calendarFamily & outdoors
Wild Dunes events & activities
Seasonal experiences, family programming and resort gatherings. Some require qualifying resort access or separate tickets.
Open current calendarFamily & outdoors
Isle of Palms recreation
Look for city programs, holiday activities and family events. Check location, age suitability, capacity and visitor registration conditions.
Open current calendarAround the islands
Sullivan’s Island calendar
Town and community listings help you plan around local gatherings. Check whether an item is visitor-facing rather than a municipal meeting.
Open current calendarAround the islands
Isle of Palms Marina
Confirm special waterfront happenings and exact departure times with the marina or charter provider. Pair the outing with dinner nearby.
Open current calendarBeyond the islands
A Charleston home game
Check Charleston Battery, RiverDogs or College of Charleston athletics through the downtown guide or official schedules. Choose a home fixture and the correct venue.
Open current calendarBeyond the islands
Charleston arts & festivals
Use the current visitor calendar for performances, museum events and festivals. Book the event first and the return ride second.
Open current calendarThe local calendar.
Your own pace.
Plan around the event you actually want to attend. Book access and transport where needed, then leave room to enjoy the home before and afterward.