Our favorite place to stroll around on cold winter and hot summer days. Great food, views and…read moreshopping

This was the start of our day out on Kiawah Island. There's…read morea small, pet-friendly square where we took a stroll to explore the area. While the space is modest in size, it's absolutely beautiful and perfect for a relaxing walk on a nice day. Since it was around 85 degrees, we put Luna's dog shoes on for the walk. We highly recommend using dog shoes on hot days-they protect your pup's paws from hot pavement, sharp objects, and even things like bees (Luna was stung once, so we ve learned!). It can take some time for dogs to adjust to wearing shoes, so be patient. Use treats and positive reinforcement when they ignore the shoes, even for a moment. It really helps make the experience more comfortable for them.

Had a 3o$ tshirt missing from my bag when I got home. No answer after all day calling. Won't rush…read morethem again

Not sure what the other review is about on here. Lady was super nice answered my questions and low…read moreand behold postcards under a $1 each. This place gets my vote. Will I be back - deffo they have a lot of interesting tourist gifts in here

Yes, you want souvenirs from your HHI visit and this is the spot to get them. You'll find plenty of…read morehigh quality HHI branded clothing (shirts and hats) here, including Life Is Good products. When you lose your sunglasses in the surf, replace them here. Need a shot glass or fridge magnet? Yep. Plush toys and pirate accessories for the kids...check. You'll also find necessary island items like sun and golf hats, beach shoes and toys, and tote bags. There's a selection of clearance items--even "damaged" (usually display) clothing at great values.

I visited this shop and purchased a couple shirts when I last came to Hilton Head and just knew…read morethat I had to return again 3 years later. My daughter and I had a great time wandering around for about an hour and accumulating lots of things as we browsed along. I love that they have a wide range of items including great women's t-shirt and sweatshirt fits and a nice variety of options for children. I purchased myself and my two children (kids and toddler sizes) both a sweatshirt and a t-shirt each. We also got a couple stuffed animals, a figurine for my daughter, a mug, a Christmas ornament, a magnet, and a couple different stickers. Prices aren't cheap -- we spent over $250! -- but the quality is nice and I wouldn't consider any of our items overpriced. We'll be back again next time we visit the island!

July 4,2024 Spending…read morethe day on Hilton Head Island and we ate breakfast next door to this place. Went inside they had some cool souvenirs of Hilton Head. I got a pull over hoodie in pink fleece that said " Travel More Worry Less". Cool motto that I would love to adopt in my new home land here in HHI. The prices are what you would expect in a tourist destination. The only reason they lost a star is that at the register when you use a credit card you pay more. The banks really need to work with these businesses as the tourists will just stop shopping No Bueno!

This shops offers some great clothes for sun protection - hats of all kinds and sunglasses and spf…read morelip balm in great flavors.. they have a great selection of souvenirs and gift items and many sundry items too! This store has what you need for a day at or on the water!

It's your typical beach shop but they have a wide a selection! It was a great place for gifts for…read moremy girls.

If you want to look through a selection of souvenirs and Charleston/Folly Beach branded gear then…read morethis place is fine. I come here often to grab little seashells, sweatshirts, etc. to send to my nieces and nephews who live out of state and the prices are reasonable for a tourist shop. If you expect employees to treat you with any kind of respect or act like you are doing anything other than annoying inconveniencing them by simply being in their store, maybe go somewhere else.

Kudos to this establishment for decades in business in little Folly Beach. They provide whatever…read moreyou need for beach life, pretty much, from souvenirs to sunscreen. The selection leans more toward family beach visit than surfer gear. You can get the later at a couple dedicated dive shops across the street. When I wandered through I didn't see anything I had to have but I could hear staff helping other customers in a friendly way. The prices were about what you would find elsewhere but you cannot beat the convenience of having this place just down the block from the beach.

A piece of Americana on Folly Beach, known as the Edge of America. Closing today after all these…read moreyears. (Opened in 1951.) Questions about Folly Beach, the owner knows the answer. A lot of touristy things for sale of course, but bathing suits and lady's dresses too.

Lots of selection, Teeshirts , sweatshirts, hoodies and hats. Friendly staff makes you important…read moreshopping.

This shop offers higher quality souvenir shirts than others. They definitely rotate their stock and…read moreoffer a good selection of discount items. The fabric and colors were the reason why I purchased from this shop. I was welcomed in and the shop attendant was helpful with inventory and sizing. I purchased a long sleeve shirt that is super soft and was spot on for quality and price. The long sleeve shirt was marked at $29.95.

Last month, some friends and I walked along Bay street, popping in and out of the shops. I saw the…read morebeautiful snow globes in the window of this quaint shop next to Pannini's restaurant and had to stop in. The jewelry on display is beautiful and unique, lots of blue colors. My friends explored the back room while I purchased a silver chain for $39.50. I wish I would have gone back there as well, seems there is a lot more to see and the prices are reasonable, they told me. The couple on the shop were friendly and helpful. I'll be back next time I'm in town!

Cute little location in downtown Beaufort. It was a lot bigger on the inside than I expected when I…read morefirst walked in. Lots of cool little nick nacks to look at and browse through. Didn't buy anything this time around, but will be back in the future for Christmas ornaments. They have a ton of them in the back-back room.

Dear reader,…read more Charleston City Market is exactly the sort of place that makes casual browsing turn into a full-fledged expedition. It is full of jewelry, handmade gifts, local art, and all manner of treasures, and so many visitors seem to love the same thing: the sheer variety and the chance to find something that actually feels special rather than mass-produced. That absolutely tracked for us. The Market itself has been a Charleston staple for over 200 years, and it still feels lively, local, and full of character. What really stood out for me was an artist who went by Andy, who had a collection of pop art vinyl records that was genuinely fantastic. Using mixed media, he created pieces featuring different singers, musicians, and bands on old vinyl records, which felt both clever and beautifully done. I chose an amazing Mary J. Blige piece that was also hand-painted, and I was absolutely thrilled with it. The value of your dollar was VERY worth getting one (or more)! Cash only! Overall, this was a thoroughly enjoyable wander and a very good place to find art, gifts, and a few things you did not know you needed. I would happily go back.

Impressive place! The Charleston City Market goes 4 blocks. The shopping experience stretches from…read moreMeeting Street (where you'll enter) to the end of the waterfront. We had no idea until we entered just how far it went; it goes "on & on"! So much history within these buildings. It's one of the oldest public markets in the U.S. Has weathered many storms and has been registered in the National Registry of Historic Places. Established in 1788 (even though the inside entrance stats 1807) & as of today it still stands on the premises of monetary trades & services, as well as shared cultural heritage. There are countess vendors throughout this retail galleria. We enjoyed mainly browsing the works of products that were officially certified as Handmade in Charleston. You won't get tired of looking, but a lot of repeat sellers. It's essentially like a flea market if you will. It was fun, but way too much basket weaving vendors. Was so intriguing to watch the Gullah artistry & understand its importance here, but would have liked to have seen and explored MORE local foods. Wished that they would have had a specific area that was an actual type of wet market/ open-air concept or traditional marketplace that sells fresh, perishable foods like meat, seafood, and produce focusing more on local eats and food heritage of its distinct low country cuisine. There were some food spots, just not what we had envisioned or experiencing with other east coast markets we've been to. Bought a bottled water that was over $5! Other than that, we didn't buy anything else. However, definitely worth a stroll and a unique experience. Perfect touristy spot! *Open daily 9:30 AM-5:30 PM Fri & Saturday Night 6:30 PM -10:30 PM