Pelican Inn
Wonderful cypress wood property built just off the beach in the 1840s, best appreciated by veteran B&B lovers who enjoy family-style communal meals. Breakfast and lunch are served on the porch, featuring high-quality Lowcountry cuisine and plenty of socializing. There are hammocks scattered all over the property, a boardwalk to the beach, and beach chairs and boogie boards provided. Rooms are cozy (and air-conditioned), though some share a bathroom—make sure you book an en-suite room if this is important. Perhaps unsurprisingly in this part of the world, a ghost tale is associated with the inn, notably the tale of the “Gray Man”—ask the owners. The inn is open only from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.
Wonderful cypress wood property built just off the beach in the 1840s, best appreciated by veteran B&B lovers who enjoy family-style communal meals. Breakfast and lunch are served on the porch, featuring high-quality Lowcountry cuisine and plenty of socializing. There are hammocks scattered all over the property, a boardwalk to the beach, and beach chairs and boogie boards provided. Rooms are cozy (and air-conditioned), though some share a bathroom—make sure you book an en-suite room if this is important. Perhaps unsurprisingly in this part of the world, a ghost tale is associated with the inn, notably the tale of the “Gray Man”—ask the owners. The inn is open only from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.
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