Discover Charleston Cheap by location

Explore the natural beauty of Charleston Cheap. With its stunning landscapes and breathtaking views, it's the perfect place to relax and recharge while surrounded by nature.

Mount Pleasant is a coastal destination just a bridge away from historic Charleston, SC. Stay awhile and experience our slice of paradise with relaxing modern accommodations, world-class coastal cuisines, a rich culture and that history you can immerse yourself into, attractions for all ages, and more!

Come to the islands of Charleston SC! Known by locals as the "fancier" beaches, Isle of Palms and Sullivans Island have great rentals, restaurants and amenities for your special vacation.

West Ashley is a large, mainly residential area known for the cluster of global fusion restaurants, laid-back eateries, and lively bars around the busy intersection of Magnolia Road and Savannah Highway in the Avondale neighborhood. A mix of major malls, plus boutiques and spas, is another draw. The West Ashley Greenway trail attracts walkers and mountain bikers. 

The Town of James Island is a beautiful, unique island in South Carolina with a rich history and bright future. Nestled amongst the deep blue waters of the Charleston Harbor and the meandering Stono and Folly Rivers, James Island boasts scenic marsh views and a plethora of majestic trees. Once covered in farmland, James Island is now primarily a residential community that has somehow managed to protect that small-town feel its residents and visitors know and enjoy.

Did you know that Johns Island - or John's Island - is the largest island in the state of SC and bordered by the Wadmalaw, Seabrook, Kiawah, Edisto, Folly and James islands? The Stono and Kiawah rivers separate Johns Island from its border islands. It is the fourth largest island on the East Coast. Johns Island is a remarkable 84 square miles in area, with a population in excess of 14,000 people. That said, roughly one-third of the Island falls within the city of Charleston’s limits.

Named after the Saint John parish in Barbados by its original settlers, the island is home to the world famous Angel Oak, a Southern live oak tree estimated to be 400-1500 years old.

Its proximity to downtown Charleston, its natural beauty and the welcoming lifestyle it offers help to explain its recent explosive growth.