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🌴 Some of the best places in Charleston can’t be reached by car. Cruise the Intracoastal Waterway to Capers Island, head out to Morris Island, relax on hidden sandbars, explore winding creeks, or take in incredible views of the Ravenel Bridge from the water. Boating opens up an entirely different side of the Lowcountry. The best part? You don’t have to own a boat to enjoy it. Freedom Boat Club makes getting on the water easy with a fleet of boats, convenient reservations, and locations throughout the Charleston area. No worrying about maintenance, storage, or trailering. Just reserve your boat, grab your crew, and spend more time exploring everything Charleston has to offer. Every trip on the water is a chance to discover a new favorite spot and experience Charleston from a whole new perspective. 🌊⚓ #fbcpartner
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🌴 Some of the best places in Charleston can’t be reached by car. Cruise the Intracoastal Waterway to Capers Island, head out to Morris Island, relax on hidden sandbars, explore winding creeks, or take in incredible views of the Ravenel Bridge from the water. Boating opens up an entirely different side of the Lowcountry. The best part? You don’t have to own a boat to enjoy it. Freedom Boat Club makes getting on the water easy with a fleet of boats, convenient reservations, and locations throughout the Charleston area. No worrying about maintenance, storage, or trailering. Just reserve your boat, grab your crew, and spend more time exploring everything Charleston has to offer. Every trip on the water is a chance to discover a new favorite spot and experience Charleston from a whole new perspective. 🌊⚓ #fbcpartner
🌅 21 years. One iconic Charleston landmark. Today we’re celebrating 21 years of the Ravenel Bridge! Since opening on July 16, 2005, it’s become more than just a way to get from one side of the Cooper River to the other. It’s the backdrop for sunrises, sunsets, Bridge Runs, family photos, boat rides, and countless Charleston memories. Whether you drive across it, walk or bike the pedestrian path, relax beneath it at Waterfront Park, or cruise under it on the water, there’s no wrong way to experience one of the most recognizable landmarks in the Lowcountry. Happy 21st Birthday to the Ravenel Bridge! 🌉🎉 Here’s to many more years of connecting Charleston and inspiring millions who cross it each year.
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🌅 21 years. One iconic Charleston landmark. Today we’re celebrating 21 years of the Ravenel Bridge! Since opening on July 16, 2005, it’s become more than just a way to get from one side of the Cooper River to the other. It’s the backdrop for sunrises, sunsets, Bridge Runs, family photos, boat rides, and countless Charleston memories. Whether you drive across it, walk or bike the pedestrian path, relax beneath it at Waterfront Park, or cruise under it on the water, there’s no wrong way to experience one of the most recognizable landmarks in the Lowcountry. Happy 21st Birthday to the Ravenel Bridge! 🌉🎉 Here’s to many more years of connecting Charleston and inspiring millions who cross it each year.
🐢 A must-visit in downtown Charleston. For more than 25 years, the South Carolina Aquarium has connected visitors with South Carolina’s incredible biodiversity, from sea turtles and sharks to rays, jellyfish, and thousands of other animals. The Aquarium is home to more than 5,000 animals, interactive exhibits, STEM education programs, and the Sea Turtle Care Center™, a working hospital where sick and injured sea turtles are rescued, rehabilitated, and released back into the wild. If you’re looking for things to do in Charleston, especially with kids, the South Carolina Aquarium is definitely worth adding to your list. 🌊
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🐢 A must-visit in downtown Charleston. For more than 25 years, the South Carolina Aquarium has connected visitors with South Carolina’s incredible biodiversity, from sea turtles and sharks to rays, jellyfish, and thousands of other animals. The Aquarium is home to more than 5,000 animals, interactive exhibits, STEM education programs, and the Sea Turtle Care Center™, a working hospital where sick and injured sea turtles are rescued, rehabilitated, and released back into the wild. If you’re looking for things to do in Charleston, especially with kids, the South Carolina Aquarium is definitely worth adding to your list. 🌊
🇺🇸 USA World Cup Watch Party The reaction from Charleston as the USA went up 1-0 against Paraguay in the FIFA World Cup. A memorable night for USA Soccer!
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🇺🇸 USA World Cup Watch Party The reaction from Charleston as the USA went up 1-0 against Paraguay in the FIFA World Cup. A memorable night for USA Soccer!
The fifth and final season of Outer Banks premieres August 20, and it’s pretty cool knowing that some of the final chapters were filmed right here in the Charleston area again. 🌊 Last year, Shem Creek was transformed into an Outer Banks set for a major storm scene. Film trucks, equipment, cranes, and a whole lot of activity took over the creek while the cast and crew brought the scene to life. Now, one year later, we get to see how it all comes together. Charleston has been a major filming location for Outer Banks since the first season, with Shem Creek serving as one of the show’s recognizable Lowcountry locations. Season 5 premieres August 20 on Netflix. The final chapter of the Pogues starts now. 🌴 OBX | OBX5 | Outer Banks | Shem Creek | Charleston SC | Charleston filming locations | Netflix
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The fifth and final season of Outer Banks premieres August 20, and it’s pretty cool knowing that some of the final chapters were filmed right here in the Charleston area again. 🌊 Last year, Shem Creek was transformed into an Outer Banks set for a major storm scene. Film trucks, equipment, cranes, and a whole lot of activity took over the creek while the cast and crew brought the scene to life. Now, one year later, we get to see how it all comes together. Charleston has been a major filming location for Outer Banks since the first season, with Shem Creek serving as one of the show’s recognizable Lowcountry locations. Season 5 premieres August 20 on Netflix. The final chapter of the Pogues starts now. 🌴 OBX | OBX5 | Outer Banks | Shem Creek | Charleston SC | Charleston filming locations | Netflix
The final season of OBX was just announced. 🌊 Before the Pogues return one last time, here’s your reminder that many of the show’s most recognizable scenes were filmed right here in Charleston. From Shem Creek to the Lowcountry marshes, Charleston played a starring role long before the rest of the world knew about it.
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The final season of OBX was just announced. 🌊 Before the Pogues return one last time, here’s your reminder that many of the show’s most recognizable scenes were filmed right here in Charleston. From Shem Creek to the Lowcountry marshes, Charleston played a starring role long before the rest of the world knew about it.
What a month it’s been. ⚽🇺🇸 From the very first watch party at The Bus Shed to Credit One Stadium with more than 3,500 fans, this World Cup journey has been one I’ll never forget. Getting to capture the excitement, the celebrations, and even seeing some of the footage make it onto national television was an experience I’ll always be grateful for. More than anything, it was incredible to watch the U.S. Men’s National Team bring people together. Thousands of people, one team, and an atmosphere that made every match feel special. Thanks to everyone who came out, cheered, and made these watch parties unforgettable. See y’all in 2030. 🇺🇸⚽ — FPV Drone Pilot: @stufliesdrones Venue: @creditonestadium Special thanks to the City of Charleston and Keith from Uptown Social for helping make this journey possible.
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What a month it’s been. ⚽🇺🇸 From the very first watch party at The Bus Shed to Credit One Stadium with more than 3,500 fans, this World Cup journey has been one I’ll never forget. Getting to capture the excitement, the celebrations, and even seeing some of the footage make it onto national television was an experience I’ll always be grateful for. More than anything, it was incredible to watch the U.S. Men’s National Team bring people together. Thousands of people, one team, and an atmosphere that made every match feel special. Thanks to everyone who came out, cheered, and made these watch parties unforgettable. See y’all in 2030. 🇺🇸⚽ — FPV Drone Pilot: @stufliesdrones Venue: @creditonestadium Special thanks to the City of Charleston and Keith from Uptown Social for helping make this journey possible.
After 9 years in Charleston… finally saw Bill Murray at the @chasriverdogs Opening Night 2026. Not surprising he’s around, but still one I won’t forget.
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After 9 years in Charleston… finally saw Bill Murray at the @chasriverdogs Opening Night 2026. Not surprising he’s around, but still one I won’t forget.
shark sighting in Charleston 🦈 ☀️ First day of summer
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shark sighting in Charleston 🦈 ☀️ First day of summer
This small South Carolina town is worth the drive. 🌴🌊 Just 38 miles north of Charleston, McClellanville feels a world away from the city. This little fishing village is surrounded by marshes, live oaks draped in Spanish moss, shrimp boats and some seriously good Lowcountry seafood. Make a stop for lunch at T.W. Graham & Co., explore the historic streets, then head down toward the docks at Jeremy Creek to see the shrimping boats and get a feel for what makes McClellanville so unique. 🦐 It’s the kind of Charleston-area day trip that reminds you how much there is to explore beyond the city.
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This small South Carolina town is worth the drive. 🌴🌊 Just 38 miles north of Charleston, McClellanville feels a world away from the city. This little fishing village is surrounded by marshes, live oaks draped in Spanish moss, shrimp boats and some seriously good Lowcountry seafood. Make a stop for lunch at T.W. Graham & Co., explore the historic streets, then head down toward the docks at Jeremy Creek to see the shrimping boats and get a feel for what makes McClellanville so unique. 🦐 It’s the kind of Charleston-area day trip that reminds you how much there is to explore beyond the city.
☀️ You find a mini Venice in South Carolina 📍 I’On Canal Path | Mount Pleasant, SC Just minutes from downtown Charleston, I’On is an award-winning neighborhood that feels especially peaceful as spring arrives. With warmer days, blooming landscapes, and longer evenings, this spot becomes a favorite for locals and a hidden gem for spring break travelers looking beyond the beaches. 🌿 Scenic walking paths and green spaces 🌊 Calm canals and Lowcountry marsh views 🌳 Live oak canopies coming back to life for spring 🏡 Timeless architecture with European-inspired charm Whether you’re visiting Charleston for spring break, planning a spring trip, or enjoying life as a local, this area is a reminder that Charleston isn’t just historic streets and beaches. Charleston, South Carolina
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☀️ You find a mini Venice in South Carolina 📍 I’On Canal Path | Mount Pleasant, SC Just minutes from downtown Charleston, I’On is an award-winning neighborhood that feels especially peaceful as spring arrives. With warmer days, blooming landscapes, and longer evenings, this spot becomes a favorite for locals and a hidden gem for spring break travelers looking beyond the beaches. 🌿 Scenic walking paths and green spaces 🌊 Calm canals and Lowcountry marsh views 🌳 Live oak canopies coming back to life for spring 🏡 Timeless architecture with European-inspired charm Whether you’re visiting Charleston for spring break, planning a spring trip, or enjoying life as a local, this area is a reminder that Charleston isn’t just historic streets and beaches. Charleston, South Carolina
Best sunset sail in Charleston? 🌅⛵️ @palmetto_breeze is one of those Charleston experiences that belongs on your bucket list, whether you’re a local or visiting the Lowcountry. Cruise Charleston Harbor, watch the sun set over the water, enjoy a drink, and take in the views from one of Charleston’s best party boats. From sunset sails to waterfront views, it’s an easy way to experience Charleston from a completely different perspective. If you haven’t done a Palmetto Breeze sunset sail yet, add it to the list. You won’t regret it. 🌴🌊
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Best sunset sail in Charleston? 🌅⛵️ @palmetto_breeze is one of those Charleston experiences that belongs on your bucket list, whether you’re a local or visiting the Lowcountry. Cruise Charleston Harbor, watch the sun set over the water, enjoy a drink, and take in the views from one of Charleston’s best party boats. From sunset sails to waterfront views, it’s an easy way to experience Charleston from a completely different perspective. If you haven’t done a Palmetto Breeze sunset sail yet, add it to the list. You won’t regret it. 🌴🌊
🇺🇸 USA World Cup Watch Party in Charleston ⚽️ More than 1,500 fans packed The Bus Shed to cheer on Team US
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🇺🇸 USA World Cup Watch Party in Charleston ⚽️ More than 1,500 fans packed The Bus Shed to cheer on Team US
No two tides. No two views. No two flights are ever the same. 🌿 Charleston’s salt marsh is constantly changing, shaped by the tides and winding through miles of Lowcountry waterways. From above, it’s easy to see why this landscape is one of South Carolina’s greatest natural treasures. These aerial views capture the beauty of the Charleston marsh, tidal creeks, coastal wetlands, and the endless scenery that makes exploring the Lowcountry so special. Whether you’re on the water or in the air, there’s always something new waiting around the next bend. What’s your favorite place to explore in the Charleston marsh? 🌊
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No two tides. No two views. No two flights are ever the same. 🌿 Charleston’s salt marsh is constantly changing, shaped by the tides and winding through miles of Lowcountry waterways. From above, it’s easy to see why this landscape is one of South Carolina’s greatest natural treasures. These aerial views capture the beauty of the Charleston marsh, tidal creeks, coastal wetlands, and the endless scenery that makes exploring the Lowcountry so special. Whether you’re on the water or in the air, there’s always something new waiting around the next bend. What’s your favorite place to explore in the Charleston marsh? 🌊
The tides may change, but the beauty never does. 🌊 From Shem Creek to the ever-changing sandbars off Sullivan’s Island, to the headwaters of the Cooper River, every stretch of the Lowcountry has its own story. The channels shift, the sandbars move, and no two days on the water look exactly the same. That’s one of my favorite things about Charleston. The landscape is always changing, but it’s always worth exploring.
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The tides may change, but the beauty never does. 🌊 From Shem Creek to the ever-changing sandbars off Sullivan’s Island, to the headwaters of the Cooper River, every stretch of the Lowcountry has its own story. The channels shift, the sandbars move, and no two days on the water look exactly the same. That’s one of my favorite things about Charleston. The landscape is always changing, but it’s always worth exploring.
🇺🇸 Happy Fourth of July, America 250 years later, and there’s still nothing like watching fireworks light up the sky.
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🇺🇸 Happy Fourth of July, America 250 years later, and there’s still nothing like watching fireworks light up the sky.
Run the Bridge. Take in the Views. 🏃🌴 The Isle of Palms Connector Run (@ioprun) returns on Saturday, October 3, giving runners and walkers the rare opportunity to cross the Connector on foot. Choose the 5K or 10K and enjoy panoramic views of the marsh, Intracoastal Waterway, and Isle of Palms while supporting an incredible cause. Since the race began, the event has raised more than $1.3 million for local nonprofits dedicated to preventing child abuse and supporting children and families across the Lowcountry.
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Run the Bridge. Take in the Views. 🏃🌴 The Isle of Palms Connector Run (@ioprun) returns on Saturday, October 3, giving runners and walkers the rare opportunity to cross the Connector on foot. Choose the 5K or 10K and enjoy panoramic views of the marsh, Intracoastal Waterway, and Isle of Palms while supporting an incredible cause. Since the race began, the event has raised more than $1.3 million for local nonprofits dedicated to preventing child abuse and supporting children and families across the Lowcountry.
✨ One of Charleston’s most anticipated holiday events is back! The South Carolina Aquarium has officially announced the dates for Aquarium Aglow, returning November 20 through December 31. Experience the aquarium after dark with thousands of twinkling lights, larger-than-life holiday displays, festive food and drinks, Scuba Claus, and unforgettable family fun in the heart of downtown Charleston. 🐠🎄 🎟️ Tickets go on sale this September, so now’s the time to start planning your holiday season. Aquarium Aglow is one of the most popular Christmas events in Charleston, making it a perfect outing for families, couples, friends, and visitors looking for festive things to do in the Lowcountry.
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✨ One of Charleston’s most anticipated holiday events is back! The South Carolina Aquarium has officially announced the dates for Aquarium Aglow, returning November 20 through December 31. Experience the aquarium after dark with thousands of twinkling lights, larger-than-life holiday displays, festive food and drinks, Scuba Claus, and unforgettable family fun in the heart of downtown Charleston. 🐠🎄 🎟️ Tickets go on sale this September, so now’s the time to start planning your holiday season. Aquarium Aglow is one of the most popular Christmas events in Charleston, making it a perfect outing for families, couples, friends, and visitors looking for festive things to do in the Lowcountry.
10 Things To Do in Charleston, South Carolina 🍂 Planning a trip to Charleston this fall? Save this list for your next Lowcountry getaway: 🎃 Visit the Boone Hall Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze 👻 Get scared at Southern Screams Haunted House at Holy City Brewing 🏛️ Explore Charleston’s historic streets and architecture on the Fall Tours 🎭 Experience the MOJA Arts Festival, September 24 through October 4 🎶 Catch live music and Lowcountry culture at Riverfront Revival 👻 Take a Charleston ghost tour and hear some of the city’s most haunted stories 🍎 Enjoy seasonal flavors, local markets and fall events around the Lowcountry 🎃 Check out Halloween events, costume parties and spooky pop-ups throughout Charleston 🌅 Catch a sunset at the Battery or Waterfront Park as the weather cools down 🍹 Spend an evening downtown exploring Charleston’s restaurants, bars and nightlife From historic streets and waterfront views to pumpkin patches, live music, seasonal events and plenty of Halloween fun, Charleston has no shortage of things to do this fall. 🍁 Charleston, South Carolina | Charleston fall | Charleston Halloween | Charleston events | things to do in Charleston | Lowcountry fall | Charleston SC | fall in Charleston | Halloween in Charleston
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10 Things To Do in Charleston, South Carolina 🍂 Planning a trip to Charleston this fall? Save this list for your next Lowcountry getaway: 🎃 Visit the Boone Hall Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze 👻 Get scared at Southern Screams Haunted House at Holy City Brewing 🏛️ Explore Charleston’s historic streets and architecture on the Fall Tours 🎭 Experience the MOJA Arts Festival, September 24 through October 4 🎶 Catch live music and Lowcountry culture at Riverfront Revival 👻 Take a Charleston ghost tour and hear some of the city’s most haunted stories 🍎 Enjoy seasonal flavors, local markets and fall events around the Lowcountry 🎃 Check out Halloween events, costume parties and spooky pop-ups throughout Charleston 🌅 Catch a sunset at the Battery or Waterfront Park as the weather cools down 🍹 Spend an evening downtown exploring Charleston’s restaurants, bars and nightlife From historic streets and waterfront views to pumpkin patches, live music, seasonal events and plenty of Halloween fun, Charleston has no shortage of things to do this fall. 🍁 Charleston, South Carolina | Charleston fall | Charleston Halloween | Charleston events | things to do in Charleston | Lowcountry fall | Charleston SC | fall in Charleston | Halloween in Charleston
Farewell to July ☀️🌊 From Fourth of July celebrations and fireworks over Charleston Harbor to boat days, waterfront sunsets, and summer date nights, this month was packed with unforgettable Lowcountry memories. We welcomed guests aboard the Palmetto Breeze for Sunday brunch cruises, celebrated Christmas in July on the Daniel Island Ferry, cheered on the Charleston Battery, joined thousands of fans for FIFA World Cup watch parties, and spent countless days exploring Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Sullivan’s Island, Isle of Palms, and the beautiful South Carolina coast. Now it’s time to welcome August. With more Charleston events, beach days, harbor cruises, local restaurants, festivals, sunsets, and adventures around the Lowcountry, there’s still plenty of summer left to enjoy. Here’s to making the most of every moment. ☀️🌴📸
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Farewell to July ☀️🌊 From Fourth of July celebrations and fireworks over Charleston Harbor to boat days, waterfront sunsets, and summer date nights, this month was packed with unforgettable Lowcountry memories. We welcomed guests aboard the Palmetto Breeze for Sunday brunch cruises, celebrated Christmas in July on the Daniel Island Ferry, cheered on the Charleston Battery, joined thousands of fans for FIFA World Cup watch parties, and spent countless days exploring Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Sullivan’s Island, Isle of Palms, and the beautiful South Carolina coast. Now it’s time to welcome August. With more Charleston events, beach days, harbor cruises, local restaurants, festivals, sunsets, and adventures around the Lowcountry, there’s still plenty of summer left to enjoy. Here’s to making the most of every moment. ☀️🌴📸

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Matt Peacock | Charleston Content Creator & Drone Pilot (@mpeacockmedia) has 91.4K Instagram followers with a 1.72% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 1.00K posts, Matt Peacock | Charleston Content Creator & Drone Pilot received 2.28M total likes and 123M impressions, averaging 2.27K likes per post. This page tracks Matt Peacock | Charleston Content Creator & Drone Pilot's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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