Kristy And Dave's Guidebook
Sightseeing
Brookgreen is a great way to spend a sunny day. They even have a small zoo do indigenous animals and a playground!
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BROOKGREEN GARDENS
Brookgreen is a great way to spend a sunny day. They even have a small zoo do indigenous animals and a playground!
Huntington Beach State Park
16148 Ocean HighwayFood scene
Laid back local hangout. They always have live music under the oaks and the crab cakes are fantastic!
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Pawleys Island Tavern
10635 Ocean HwyLaid back local hangout. They always have live music under the oaks and the crab cakes are fantastic!
Rosies Pizzeria
10225 Ocean HighwayDelicious pizza and calzones!
Yagi Sushi and Hibachi
47A Da Gullah WayThe only local eatery that will deliver down to Cypress Sunrise
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Deroma's Pizzeria
10337B Ocean HwyThe only local eatery that will deliver down to Cypress Sunrise
Murrells Inlet
Beach
The largest parking lot on the island but you will still need to get there early during the peak season. At this beach access you can enjoy the waves of the ocean on one side and the calm creek on the other.
The beach access at First Street is a popular gathering spot close to the pier on the north end of the island
County Road S-22-10
County Road S-22-10The beach access at First Street is a popular gathering spot close to the pier on the north end of the island
Shopping
Front Street
Front StreetHammock Shops Village
10880 Ocean HwyFishing
Murrells Inlet Fishing Charters
3993 US-17 BUSGolf
Caledonia Golf & Fish Club (2 lists)
369 Caledonia DrTrue Blue Golf Club
900 Blue Stem DrFounders Club at Pawleys Island
7829 Ocean HwyPawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club
70 Tanglewood DrNeighborhoods
This small, quiet neighborhood is nestled along the bank of the Pawleys Island creek at the end of a two-mile long wooded road. It is surrounded by a nature co servant and you will likely see wildlife such as turkey and deer.
Waterford Heights
This small, quiet neighborhood is nestled along the bank of the Pawleys Island creek at the end of a two-mile long wooded road. It is surrounded by a nature co servant and you will likely see wildlife such as turkey and deer.