Surfing & Windsurfing in Charleston, SC
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On a good day, Clouds is known to produce a huge swell, making it one of the more popular surf destinations at Folly Beach.
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Surfing at Pawley's Island is a great way to beat the crowds that are typically found at Folly Beach and other Charleston destinations.
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On a good day, Bert's Bar offers some of the best surfing in Charleston... on a good day.
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One of the most popular spots on the Carolina coast for surfers, kayak surfers, and coastal paddlers alike.
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Isle of Palms produces waves that everyone can appreciate for their modesty. They're not huge, but they're definitely fun.
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The eastern side of the Folly Beach Pier offers some nice surf that isn't too choppy and is always buzzing with activity.
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With waves having historically reached 10 feet, it's no wonder that the Washout is the most popular surf spot on Folly Beach.
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