About South Carolina
Whether you are looking for a romantic weekend in genteel, gardenia-scented Charleston or a week of riotous fun at bright, tacky Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is a lovely, affordable destination. Miles of white sandy seashore stretch from the Grand Strand in the north to the mouth of the Savannah River in the south. Hilton Head has 20km of beautiful beaches, unspoilt forest, world-class golf courses, tennis resorts. The popular tourist resort of Myrtle Beach that is famous for its family entertainment, amusement park attractions and recreational activities, especially golf.
Weather in South Carolina
South Carolina has a humid, sub-tropical climate, with long, hot summers and short, mild winters. Spring and autumn are the most pleasant seasons. Temperatures tend to be higher on the coast, with colder conditions in the mountains. Rainfall occurs mostly in the spring and summer, with more precipitation occurring in summer along the coast, and in spring further inland.
Getting there
South Carolina has multiple airports in the state. Charleston International is the main airport in the state, and features flights all around east coast USA. Myrtle Beach, Columbia and Greenville both have decent sized airports with several major American airlines serving them all.