Leah BeaulieuThe short answer: no, absolutely not. Charleston's boating and fishing lifestyle is accessible from inland neighborhoods through public boat ramps, kayak launches, fishing piers, and dry-stack marinas.
BJ RodgersMount Pleasant's Shem Creek and Wando River corridor gives you the fastest, deepest access to open water in the metro, James Island puts you closest to downtown with solid Stono River access, and Johns Island offers waterfront acreage near the river
Leah BeaulieuIf you own a boat or plan to buy one, where you live in the Charleston area determines whether boating becomes an easy weekly habit or a once-a-month production involving a trailer and 40 minutes of driving.
Leah BeaulieuMost people who fall in love with Sullivan's Island quickly find out the math doesn't work for them, and that's fine, because it doesn't work for most buyers.