South Carolina
South Carolina Private Jet Charters
Wyoming may not officially be called the land of geographical extremes, but the description certainly fits. In the 44th state to become part of our great nation, vast sprawling flat lands meet with sharp, jutting mountain ranges to form some of the most awe-inspiring landscape in the country. Lazy rivers and rushing rapids not only make their way through it all, but surge straight up from the ground before your eyes.
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5 million
Population
Columbia
State capital
Aviation, agribusiness
Major industry
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Miles of beaches
South Carolina Destinations
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- Allendale County Allendale 88J
- Charleston Afb/intl Charleston CHS
- Cheraw Muni/lynch Bellinger Field Cheraw CQW
- Darlington County Jetport Darlington UDG
- Donaldson Center Greenville GYH
- Fairfield County South Carolina Winnsboro FDW
- Florence Rgnl Florence FLO
- Georgetown County Georgetown GGE
- Grand Strand North Myrtle Beach CRE
- Greenville Spartanburg Intl Greer GSP
- Greenwood County Greenwood GRD
- Hartsville Rgnl Hartsville HVS
- Jim Hamilton L.b. Owens Columbia CUB
- Lancaster County-mc Whirter Field Lancaster LKR
- Lowcountry Rgnl Walterboro RBW
- Marlboro County Jetport - H.e. Avent Field Bennettsville BBP
- Myrtle Beach Intl Myrtle Beach MYR
- Pickens County Pickens LQK
- Rock Hill/york Co/bryant Field Rock Hill UZA
- Spartanburg Downtown Memorial Spartanburg SPA
- Sumter Sumter SMS
- Williamsburg Rgnl Kingstree CKI
- Aiken Muni Aiken AIK
- Barnwell Rgnl Barnwell BNL
- Orangeburg Muni Orangeburg OGB
South Carolina destinations
South Carolina enjoys three distinct geographic regions. The Atlantic coastal plain boasts stunning beaches, coastlines, and major cities such as Charleston and Myrtle Beach. Inland, the Piedmont Plateau was historically the perfect place for tobacco, cotton, and rice plantations. Finally, the highlands of the Blue Ridge Mountains offer visitors magnificent views, and numerous hiking, biking and kayaking opportunities.Things to Do in South Carolina
From Table Rock State Park in the Blue Ridge Mountains to the boardwalk at Myrtle Beach, you’ll find nearly every attraction imaginable within South Carolina. Charleston, South Carolina’s largest city, offers a broad range of dining, nightlife and shopping opportunities. You could fill your to-do list with spas, plantation tours and family water parks. Save time for gems like the Fort Sumpter Civil War National Monument, and the Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum. Other popular places to visit in South Carolina include:- Tour Charleston’s historic district by horse-drawn carriage
- The sandy white beaches of Kiawah Island
- Riverbanks Zoo, Columbia
- Myrtle Beach SkyWheel
- Boone Hall Plantation – 320-year-old working plantation, Mt. Pleasant
- Swamp Rabbit Bike Trail, Greenville County
- Darlington NASCAR Raceway
- Charleston Paddleboard Tours
- Hilton Head Distillery Tours, Hilton Head
- Congaree National Park, Hopkins