Ending a vacation is never fun, but looking back on all the photos and memories you made sure is! I had such a wonderful time in Charleston exploring the city and although I may have hid behind my camera for about 75% of the trip, I would say it was totally worth it for these photos! Between rainbow row, the battery and the restaurant scene this city is one not to miss. I mean how can you not love a city full of pink houses and cobblestone streets.
A few highlights from my trip:
-Saturday Steve and I met up with a good friend from college and explored the bar scene downtown. Warning the bars on King St. get crowded really fast, so be sure to get there early if you are looking to get a table. We ended up at The Rarebit as it had the shortest wait. Little did we know this place was famous for their Moscow Mules, so of course we had to try them. They were amazing, definitely recommend!
-Sunday we hit the downtown shopping scene aka King St. and the market. If you looking for a full day of shopping head to King St. where you will find everything from designer brands to local boutiques.
-Monday we hit the beach and Isle of Palms for some all-you-can-eat crab legs from Red’s Ice House. I’m talking 3 hours of all you can eat…yes, that was non-stop 3 hours of crab cracking and cocktail sauce dipping!
-Tuesday before heading off, we did a little tour of the College of Charleston and went down memory lane as this is where Steve’s parents met:) We also visited Sugar Bakeshop as recommended because you can’t go on vacation and not have dessert. This little hidden shop was a true gem as the cupcakes were so good we may have ordered a dozen.
Overall it was an amazing trip(minus the rain, but that didn’t stop us) and hard to say goodbye when it was time to go. There were so many things I still wanted to see you and do so I guess that means I’ll have to visit again soon!
Heading off on a vacation soon? Check out below for my traveling bucket list ideas for your next trip!
Traveling Bucket List: 5 Things to Do in a New Town
