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How to Get Here DeBordieu is located on U.S. Hwy. 17, just three miles north of the historic port of Georgetown, and six miles south of Pawley's Island. International airports at both Myrtle Beach and Charleston are within easy driving distance, and nearby Georgetown County airport accommodates private aircraft. |
Area Attractions
| At DeBordieu, you feel like you're a million miles away from it all...yet our secluded setting is just minutes from many appealing attractions. Visit the quaint shops at nearby Pawleys Island and watch local craftsmen demonstrate their arts, shop Georgetown for everything from antiques to the latest fashion, take in the nightlife of Myrtle Beach, or enjoy a quiet evening in historic Charleston. Whatever you choose, come home to the peaceful privacy of DeBordieu Colony. |
| Georgetown Once an important seaport at the center of South Carolina's rice and indigo empire, Georgetown has been voted one of the top 100 small towns in the country. Georgetown's historic attractions, marinas, and hospital are conveniently located less than half a mile from DeBordieu's private gates. Pawleys Island Just six miles north of DeBordieu lies the quaint beach community of Pawleys Island, home of the famous Pawleys Island rope hammock. Shopping in one-of-a-kind boutiques, feasting on fresh seafood, and ghost hunting are just a few of the local activities favored by DeBordieu residents Charleston A mere hour's drive from DeBordieu, Charleston offers a unique combination of historic charms and thoroughly modern amenities. Wander cobblestone streets in a horse-drawn carriage, tour majestic homes and gardens, and dine on exquisite Lowcountry cuisine. One of the South's major cultural centers, Charleston hosts the annual springtime Spoleto Festival, attracting performing artists from around the world. Grand Strand With Myrtle Beach as its hub, the Grand Strand area along U.S. Hwy. 17 offers an abundance of activities to keep you entertained. You'll find nearly 100 championship golf courses, celebrity musical theater, amusement parks and pavilions, a wide variety of restaurants, and seemingly endless shopping. The many delights of Myrtle Beach are just a half hour's drive from the oasis of DeBordieu Colony. |
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