The Savannah, South Carolina's third major river, forms most of the southern border with Georgia . Order tourist brochures and look at where you'd like to stay. South Carolina has many sites commemorating the War of Independence and American Civil War. Victories over the British are commemorated in the Cowpens National Battlefield and Kings Mountain National Military Park, both near Gaffney. Ninety Six National Historic Site, near Greenwood, is where Nathanael Greene led a siege against the English.
Restoration helps to picture the past.
This recreated town of the late helps you to visualize life in the 18th to early 19th century. Escape to Charleston's luxurious resort islands and explore the beauty of South Carolina's sea coast. Spacious, fully-furnished retreat with a lagoon view on the 18th hole of Jack Nicklaus' Turtle Point golf course at Kiawah Island. Short walk to Kiawah's beautiful beach. The settlement was moved to its present peninsular location in 1680, and became America's major slave trading port.