Summer on IOP One of the many perks of Mount Pleasant living is the proximity to the beach and coastal community the Isle of Palms. Besides the seemingly endless miles of white sandy beaches, "IOP" offers numerous summer activity and events providing fun for the entire family. Here are a few of the

The new year is upon us, and the weather continues to be mild here in the coastal region of Charleston. Many visitors and residents are taking advantage of the warmer temps by frequenting some of the local beaches including those at Isle of Palms. The island boasts 7 miles of gorgeous sandy beaches

To the beach! Welcome to South Carolina, Isle of Palms, and specifically… The wonderful gated beach community of Wild Dunes! Located just over the intercoastal from Charleston you will find at the tip of Isle of Palms, 1600 acres of great homes, condos, and villas; a five-star destination resort

Begin and End Your Day in Beauty - On IOP       The IOP City Council has removed the "No Parking" signs, which graced the land side of Palm Blvd for quite a lengthy season! Parallel parking is still prohibited; however, beach lovers are welcome once again, with more ease at parking! Check out IOP.

‘Tis the season. For Great-Horned Owls, that is.            For Great-Horned Owls, that is. Early Winter is the time of year when these fierce and loyal owls start courting and pairing up, preparing to raise their families. Great-Horned Owls are the largest owl species native to the Southeast. The

One of my husbands and my favorite things to do in Charleston is take our Great Dane Max to the beach.  Isle of Palms beach is our go-to.  So much so that we got married on this very beach. It’s lined with beautiful homes and it’s a long beach we can walk on and Max can run and play with the other d

The South Carolina barrier islands are critical habitat for nesting sea turtles. Between May-August each year, thousands of sea turtles make their way to the dry sand dunes of the South Carolina coast to lay their eggs. Loggerhead turtles make up the majority of the nesting species, but Leatherba