Sullivan's Island
Located just 100 yards away, across beautiful Breach Inlet, is the Isle of Palms' sister island, Sullivan's Island. Natives describe the difference between the two islands simply: Isle of Palms is "more of a resort island," while Sullivan's Island is "more of a beach town."
Though considered casual and unhurried, Sullivan's Island offers many things to do and sites to see. There is a quaint restaurant area, public tennis courts, and an old-fashioned community playground complete with a gazebo.
Many visitors enjoy the historic charm of Sullivan's Island, which includes Fort Moultrie, originally built during the Revolutionary War. The Island is also the burial site of Seminole Indian Chief Osceola. Other historic sites include the Sullivan's Island lighthouse, and numerous shore batteries that provided defense until the end of World War II.
Sullivan's Island has a rich literary history that continues today. Edgar Allen Poe wrote his famous story, The Gold Bug, and a number of well known many poems while stationed on the Island.
Of course, Sullivan's Island offers all the natural amenities you could want: wide, clean, sandy beaches, fishing, swimming, boating, sunning, and more. Sullivan's  Island offers a wonderful opportunity for those of you looking for a charming seaside retreat!
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