Vacationing in Georgetown, SC: The Lowcountry Gem That Doesn’t Need a Beach

Sunny outdoor cafe seating area on a brick sidewalk with black patio umbrellas, people dining at tables (one wearing a Steelers jersey), a woman in a pink top walking past storefronts, and trees lining the street.

Georgetown, South Carolina, never begs for attention, yet it consistently earns it. Founded in 1729, it stands as the state’s third-oldest city, nestled on Winyah Bay, where four rivers converge before meeting the Atlantic. Locals often call it “Little Charleston,” but that moniker undersells its unique charm. While it boasts the live oaks, historic homes, … Read more