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Back to Nature

Taking time to stop, smell the homegrown tomatoes, and enjoy the slower pace of Edisto Beach.

Photographs by: 
Peter Frank Edwards
"Before Edisto," a second-hand shop.
A popular stretch of Edisto between the Pavilion and the state park.
Whaley’s restaurant serves its fresh shrimp stuffed with blue crab meat and wrapped in bacon.
Salt creeks on the back side of the island are perfect for kayaking.
Inshore and offshore fishing charters abound.
Fishermen work on their catch of the day.
Charter boats fill dock slips.
Edisto Beach has long been a refuge for generations of Southern families. Its kid-friendly shores are popular, but the surrounding community is mostly free of commercial sprawl.
The oceanfront Pavilion offers shag lessons and fresh seafood.
A maritime forest of oak and palmetto trees
Public walking paths
George & Pink Fresh Vegetables sells art and home-grown produce.
Edisto Island's Presbyterian Church has a 300-year history.
Edisto Beach State Park has 100 campsites and seven cabins.