Day 1:
Arrival and Welcome Dinner
Upon your arrival on a Friday evening, head to the Isle of Palms and check into an oceanfront rental. Once you're settled in, head to Islander 71 for a welcome dinner with your group. The waterside restaurant boasts a casual atmosphere and offers an eclectic menu, with seafood dishes, sandwiches, salads, and more.
Day 2:
Golfing and Fishing
Book an early morning round of golf on either the Links or Harbor course at Wild Dunes Resort. The Links course is prized for its last few holes along the ocean, while the Harbor course is beautifully laid out along the Intracoastal waterways. Pro Tip: The Harbor course is more narrow and less forgiving.
By early afternoon, you and your crew can charter a fishing boat for a half-day excursion, where you’ll have the opportunity to catch mahi-mahi, trout, and flounder among other species. Some of the local vendors that offer fishing charters include Charleston Fish Rod Bending Company, and Reel Deal Fishing Charters.
Dinner and Nightlife
After 18 holes and an afternoon on the water, freshen up and head to HomeTeam BBQ on Sullivan's Island, which offers classic Lowcountry BBQ, including their famous wings and brisket sliders. Don't forget to order a tall gamechanger as well. You can thank us later. After dinner, head to King Street in downtown Charleston, where you'll find numerous bars, clubs, and music venues. Some popular options include Republic, Cocktail Club, and Uptown Social.
Day 3:
Beach Day and Excursions
Spend the morning relaxing on the beach and soaking up the sun. If you’re feeling adventurous, consider renting bikes and exploring the island’s bike paths, or renting kayaks and paddleboards for a scenic tour of the waterways surrounding the Isle of Palms. The popular vendors for rentals include Tidal Wave Water Sports and Coastal Expeditions.
Dinner and Brewery Tour
After an active day, head to Saltwater Cowboys, a waterfront restaurant on Shem Creek that offers fresh seafood and southern cuisine classics. The local favorite is the fried shrimp and grits with the sweet tea BBQ sauce. After dinner, take a brewery tour and indulge in some beer tastings. The Lowcountry boasts a burgeoning craft beer scene, and some of the notable breweries include the Holy City Brewing, Revelry Brewing Company, and COAST Brewing Company.
Day 4:
Brunch and Departure
On your final day of the bachelor party, head to Charleston’s trendy neighborhood of NoMo for brunch at Workshop, a food hall featuring rotating vendors, a rooftop bar, and common areas to meet and mingle with locals and visitors alike. Once you've had your last meal in Charleston, pack up and head home after enjoying the best of what the Lowcountry has to offer.