Isle of Palms boasts an upscale, quiet atmosphere, while Folly Beach sees more young visitors in pursuit of the best surf. Keep reading to discover how the beaches, family activities, restaurants, and golf courses differ between Isle of Palms and Folly Beach!

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Sun-splashed and self-contained, Isle of Palms has everything vacationers need for a fun, well-rounded visit, including miles of beaches, championship golf, and ocean swimming. While it's just 12 miles from Charleston, Isle of Palms has its own small city eco-system with no need to venture too far once you're here.

Isle of Palms #8 in Best South Carolina Beaches Situated northeast of Sullivan's Island, Isle of Palms is a small beach community featuring 6 miles of accessible shoreline. In addition to Front Beach, the barrier island offers two championship golf courses (both of which are open to the public) and loads of water sports activities, including kayaking, fishing and surfing. Families should set their sights on the centrally-located Isle of Palms County Park, which boasts amenities like chair and umbrella rentals, outdoor showers and seasonal lifeguards. Later, bust a move at the Windjammer, an oceanfront bar and live music venue popular amongst locals and visitors alike.

Isle of Palms is 7 miles long and 1 mile wide. Known for its pristine beaches and clean water, natural wildlife as well as world-class resorts, spas, golf and delightful restaurants, Isle of Palms was voted #6 among Top 10 North America Islands by Conde Nast Traveler's Reader's Choice Awards.