Charleston and Kiawah Island were named top U.S. destinations by Condé Nast Traveler. Learn what makes these Lowcountry spots stand out.
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Read noteworthy news events about Akers Ellis and our surrounding area: Kiawah Island, Seabrook Island, and the greater Charleston, South Carolina, area.
Each fall, Monarch butterflies pass through Kiawah Island during their 3,000-mile migration south. Learn how planting native milkweed and creating pollinator-friendly gardens can support these vital pollinators right in your own backyard.
Nearly 12,000 sea turtle hatchlings have emerged on Kiawah Island this summer. See how the Turtle Patrol and simple community efforts are making a difference.
Kiawah Island and Charleston have once again earned national acclaim in Travel + Leisure’s 2025 rankings. Discover why these South Carolina destinations continue to stand out.
Sea turtle season is here! Learn more about Kiawah Island's Turtle Patrol, the South Carolina Aquarium, and tips on how you can help save our turtles.
Southern Living has crowned Charleston the #1 City in the South—again! Plus, Kiawah and Johns Island earned their own well-deserved spots on the list.
Nestled between the serene landscapes of Kiawah and Seabrook Islands lies Freshfields Village, a vibrant community hub that our guests and owners cherish. As it celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2025, we reflect on its journey and its role in our community.
Charleston has been named the No. 1 city in the U.S. for the 12th consecutive year by Travel + Leisure. This historic coastal city captivates travelers with its Southern charm, rich history, and vibrant culture. Discover why Charleston is a top destination and consider it for your next adventure or home.
Whether you're searching for fresh oysters or Swordfish fillets, Charleston's seafood markets are stocked with the tastiest local fare. Discover our favorite local spots to buy freshly caught fish, crabs, oysters, and more.
Also known as wildcats, these felines are a vital part of the delicate Lowcountry ecosystem. Learn more about bobcats in the Lowcountry and how you can help protect them