South Carolina
The interior of the state of South Carolina is largely pastoral, but it is the coastline stretching north from the Savannah River mouth that attracts vacationers in search of an idyllic seaside holiday. Well-equipped resorts have proliferated along the miles of sandy beaches north of the port of Charleston, and further south the marshes ofmore the offshore islands are inhabited by the Gullahs, descendents of African slaves, who preserve their unique culture. The historic cities add interest to a holiday in South Carolina.