Sullivan's Island Beach, SC

Sullivan's Island, located at the mouth of the Charleston Harbor and adjacent to the Isle of Palms, is an inviting mix of wide beaches and watersports, history and folklore, local restaurants and shops, peace and perfection - all just minutes from one of America's most beloved cities, Charleston, South Carolina.

Is there public beach access on Sullivan's Island?

On Sullivan's Island, there are various public beach access trails. The beach is accessible by wooden boardwalks and footpaths. Handicapped pathways can be found at Stations 18, 21, and 26. The beach allows public parking in the public right of way.

Folly Beach or Sullivans Island: which is better?

Sullivan's Island Beach is the smallest of Charleston's beaches, yet it is one of the most beautiful. Sullivan's Island's beach, while less popular than Folly Beach, is nevertheless unspoilt and often uncrowded, making it ideal for locals' morning walks on the beach or picnics on the sand.

Is parking on Sullivans Island free?

Yes, certain side streets have free parking; however, you will have to walk to the beach, which is not far. The parking spaces are clearly indicated. Make sure you're not blocking anyone's driveway.