Why go to a crowded popular beach that everyone else goes to when there are so many hidden gems to explore?
St. Helena, South Carolina
St. Helena is a rural lowcountry island with an abundance of farms and shrimp docks. It is best known for the Gullah people. The Gullah people are African-Americans living in the lowcountry regions of South Carolina and Georgia. Because they have remained relatively isolated, they have maintained their own dialect, rooted in Africa, and combined with elements of English and French.
Located just five miles off the South Carolina mainland, St. Helena’s natives, with a population of about 10,000, are the direct descendants of slaves. Farming and fishing and shrimping are the primary industries on the island, all of which support their fine-dining industry. There are many excellent authentic lowcountry restaurants on the island. The Gullah way of cooking Read more »




May 2nd, 2013
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