Caretta’s guidebook
Food scene
SeaCow Eatery
145 Jungle RdGreat breakfast spot that is a 2 minute walk from the house.
Whaley's Store
2801 Myrtle StreetBurgers, seafood and bar. The local bar.
Excellent views overlooking the inlet and marsh! Seafood and laidback vibes on the water. You can sit outside at the Marine and listen to live music or eat upstairs.
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Pressley's at the Marina
3702 Docksite RdExcellent views overlooking the inlet and marsh! Seafood and laidback vibes on the water. You can sit outside at the Marine and listen to live music or eat upstairs.
The fancy-pants resturant on the island. Shorts and flip-flops are allowed, but definitely a nicer spot on the Island. To get there you need to drive into the gated community that surrounds much of the golf course. Tell the security guard where you are going and they will give you a pass.
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Ella & Ollie's
21 Fairway DrThe fancy-pants resturant on the island. Shorts and flip-flops are allowed, but definitely a nicer spot on the Island. To get there you need to drive into the gated community that surrounds much of the golf course. Tell the security guard where you are going and they will give you a pass.
Coot's Bar & Grill
102 Palmetto BlvdA low key spot for pub food and a beer located on the pier.
When you need a taco, go to Tortuga's. Authentic Mexican food that will not let you down.
Tortuga's Mexican Grill
114 Jungle RdWhen you need a taco, go to Tortuga's. Authentic Mexican food that will not let you down.
Off The Beaten Path
Our family has been coming to Edisto for 30 years. These are our favorites spots to explore that many overlook.
Go at low tide and explore an untouched wild beach. It's about a 15 minute drive. When you arrive, you have to sign a logbook but it is free to explore. You will drive through classic low-country Oaks that cover the roads and see the remnants of an old plantation.
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Botany Bay Plantation Heritage Preserve/Wildlife Management Area
1066 Botany Bay RdGo at low tide and explore an untouched wild beach. It's about a 15 minute drive. When you arrive, you have to sign a logbook but it is free to explore. You will drive through classic low-country Oaks that cover the roads and see the remnants of an old plantation.
Island Supplies and Rentals
Island Bikes & Outfitters, Inc.
140 Jungle RdRent bikes and water-sports stuff.
Food Lion
1015 King StFood.