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476 Mount Pelia Road
Bluffton, SC
T 866 706 6565

Room Rates $475 to $2,500

The Inn at Palmetto Bluff is defined by water. Three rivers run through it (the May, the Copper, the New), and sometimes even better than being on the water is being in it.

The well-timed soak is ideal for immersing yourself head-to-toe in Palmetto’s natural flow. The Spa at Palmetto Bluff offers four single porcelain claw-foot soaking tubs as well as a couples tub for ultimate relaxation. Listen to the sounds of rippling water from your private veranda as you look out on the property’s maritime forest, rivers and lagoons. There are 10 different soaks to choose from, and treatments utilize indigenous lowcountry ingredients. Spa Director Raye Fetzner likes the adjective “amazing” to describe the Cypress & Juniper Bath with Toning Massage. This treatment incorporates the aforementioned tree oils, which are first spilled into a detoxifying warm bath and then rubbed on in a precise, deep-tissue massage that’s designed to help address water retention and circulation imbalances. Do sample the spa’s seasonal specials which Fetzner’s cooked up to celebrate nature’s bounty from local honey and wild berries to southern flowers in bloom.

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Lowcountry Flavor

T 843.722.3405 | historiccharleston.org

More than thirty leading antiques dealers showcase their best period pieces from the 17th to the early 20th century at the Charleston International Antiques Show. Among the treasures, you’ll find furnishings and decorative arts, vintage jewelry, porcelains, silver, garden accents, and rare maps. March 19–21

Beach Music

T 843.842.2055 | hhso.org

Let yourself be swept away by the Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra’s performance of Brahms & Bruch, including Bruch’s popular Violin Concerto No. 1 and the Brahms’ First Serenade. March 28.

Art in the Lowcountry

T 843.722.2706 | gibbesmuseum.org

Whistler’s Travels showcases 21 etchings and three lithographs by James McNeill Whistler at the Gibbes Museum of Art. The works were produced during the American artist’s travels to the English countryside, France, Holland and Venice, Italy in the mid-19th century. Through May 16.

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