Bluffton graces the banks of the May River, surrounded by salt marshes and tidal creeks. This quaint and historic town enjoys meticulously preserved antebellum homes and oak-lined streets, showcasing the timeless Lowcountry architectural style, featuring elevated cottages and inviting front porches. While "charming" and "historic" certainly apply, there's another word that I believe also defines this place: eclectic. Only a short distance from some of the nation's finest private golf communities, Bluffton surprises with a thriving cultural and arts scene. The town hosts a variety of art galleries, music events, and cultural festivals year-round.

Situated along the May River, dining in Bluffton comes with the perks of a diverse culinary scene, emphasizing fresh seafood and traditional Lowcountry fare. Local oysters, shrimp, and other regional delicacies grace the menus of numerous restaurants and eateries. For outdoor enthusiasts, Bluffton is a paradise. The area's natural beauty awaits exploration via kayaking, paddleboarding, boating, and hiking in nearby nature reserves and parks, including the Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge and the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy. Bluffton beautifully balances vibrancy and laid-back charm, fostering a strong sense of communal pride and spirit.