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Thinking about a visit to Charleston. My situation is that I am recently single, 53, no children, and my holiday plans are in shambles. So I am considering a drive from Boston to get away somewhere warmer. I like the ocean, beaches, kayak, nature trails, good food and would be open to meeting others - don't know if that is likely or unlikely for an outsider visiting in Charleston? Any New Years eve activities?
Anyone care to share an opinion about suitability? I know it is a little vague and generic but I am hoping to salvage a week of mandatory vacation with a good memory of the 2015 Holiday Season and need to drive somewhere as flights and rentals are exorbitantly priced.
Hey Joe! If you made it down here I'd suggest visiting Mount Pleasant and downtown historic Charleston.
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