Charleston Vacations, Charleston Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

The South Carolina Aquarium was our destination on Monday morning. We'd seen it on the way to the Fort Sumter the previous day. The centerpiece is the large glass walled tank. Numerous varieties of regional sea life could be seen, including a shark that kept making circles in fornt of the window. It seemed to be staring  back. In another part, a diver working on part of the tank was happy to interact with the onlookers. Outside, metal sculptures of frogs, cr...

From Santee we took the Interstate 95 southbound then the Interstate 26 eastbound to Charleston.  Our first stop...Fort Sumter National Monument.  There was no entrance fee to the monument but there was a fee of $14 per person for boat transportation to the actual fort located at the entrance of Charleston Harbor.  Since our departure from time from Liberty Square was at noon, we decided to roam around downtown Charleston.We headed south of Liberty Square  on C...

This past weekend, Jay had his department's retreat in Charleston and I couldn't miss the chance to visit this city. Although I have been there for four times, I can always use a short vacation :) There is good amount of history, great beaches and good seafood in this citiy. Although I like the architecture and the sense of the city, King Street which is one of the main streets , seemed to be a bit like a big open air mall. Yes, the buildings are old, but the names on the buildings are nothin...

Lakesha aka krazekeke and I decided to go downtown on a Monday rather than Sunday hoping it won't be so crowded  Well, we were wrong.  We ended up parking on the top floor of a garage, luckily not on the roof  I wanted to return a t-shirt at Del Sol but they only do credits.  They don't do refunds and they don't have gift cards.  Well, that just sucks.  So I ended up buying four nail polishes.  Maybe I can sell them on eBay.  All of their p...