This historic fishing village provides not only a rich remembrance on its scenery but also its history in making. Here you will find peace and tranquility and nothing of the bustle as Myrtle Beach or other areas. There is so much to do from walking the wildlife preservations to taking in the delight of the local eateries. Be sure to check it out next time you vacation or drive through.
Georgetown County
McKenzie Motel
This motel is the only thing standing to this day that can remind visitors of the first and only African American beach resort in the area. With its eerie yet attractive outside, it attracts explorers of every age.
Mckenzie Beach, Bernie Beach, Magnolia Beach
Historic in its slave ownership and economic footprint, the Maxwell plantation has a deep-rooted story. Owned by the Maxwell family, this area housed some influential people who were both free and enslaved.
Maxwell Plantation
Historic in its slave ownership and economic footprint, the Maxwell plantation has a deep-rooted story. Owned by the Maxwell family, this area housed some influential people who were both free and enslaved.
Mansfield Plantation
Once a historic rice plantation that has been turned and flipped anew. Today you can enjoy a low country vibe and historic feel as visitors can sleep and eat in this bread and breakfast. With its scenery and variety of options for food, this is a tourist dream destination if one really would like to be immersed in the time period.
Little Bethel
Little Bethel is also known as Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery and serves as a resting place for many of the local’s ancestors. There are over 146 memorials there.