The following are links to various community and business resources

Black River Outdoors Center - Offers guided kayak tours of Georgetown Harbor, The Black River, Chicora Wood Plantation, Sandy Island Nature Preserve and Huntington Beach Salt Marsh Creeks.

Low Country Dining - A comprehensive dining guide of restaurants on the South Strand from Surfside to Georgetown. This dining guide is published yearly and is distributed to restaurants, hotels, visitor centers and real estate agencies that handle vacation rental properties.

Anne Hartis Interiors, LLC - Residential and Commercial interiors by Anne Hartis, a nationally recognized interior designer. Phone 843 545 9995

Buzz's Roost - $3 Burgers, low country boils, wings and every kind of “dog” you can imagine. Eat inside, around the rustic open air bar or on the upstairs deck with a view of the harbor. Separate game room with pool table. Karaoke Friday nights, live music Thursday, Saturday and Sundays. Closed Mondays. Phone 843 545 1595

Joyfilled Garden and Gifts - A Unique Art Gallery Teaching Studio - Gifts - Yarn Shop Local, National & International Artists. Located on Front Street in the Historical Section of Georgetown.

Seaport Georgetown - Website devoted to the members of the Georgetown Downtown Business Association. Contains information on accommodations, Dining, Shopping and membership.

South Carolina Plantations - A directory of information about South Carolina plantations and the people who lived and worked on them. It includes basic data for more than 2,000 SC plantations.

Swamp Fox Tours and Bienvenue Home Accents - Oldest tour company in Georgetown, they offer tours daily in the jeep drawn tram. They also retail antiques, and fine furnishings.

Georgetown County Chamber of Commerce - Staffs a visitor center in Georgetown and website contains links to chamber member sites.

Harborwalk Marina - Downtown Georgetown, offers fuel and overnight dockage for transients.

Harbor House Bed & Breakfast - The Harbor House combines the comfort and personalized service of a charming and historic B&B with the lodging accommodations you would expect at a luxury hotel. You’ll feel transported to another place in time, as you gaze out your guestroom window over the sparkling waters of Winyah Bay. Phone 843 546 6532

Goat Island Grill (GIG) The GIG offers low country fare, great crab or shrimp bisque, BBQ sandwiches and goat cheese salads. Eat inside or on the deck overlooking the harbor. Phone 543 527 3500

Hopsewee Plantation - Hopsewee, a South Carolina's National Historic Landmark, is a preservation rather than a restoration and has never been allowed to fall into decay as it has always been cherished. 0nly five families have owned it, although it was built almost 40 years before the Revolutionary War.

La Rocca (Italian for The Rock). La Rocca serves authentic Italian cuisine from pasta to fresh seafood, prepared in t he traditions of the old country and served with a "Carolina Low Country Flair". Dine inside or on their waterfront deck overlooking picturesque Georgtown Harbor. Phone 843 545 7777.

The Georgetown Times - Local newspaper, published 5 times a week. Contains local and national news and classifieds.

Tailwalker Marine - Distributor of various fishing boats and equipment.

Wedgefield Plantation - Golf and Country Club open to the public. Manor House restaurant.

Mansfield Plantation B&B - Mansfield Plantation covers nearly 1,000 acres and is recognized as "one of the most architecturally intact rice plantation in South Carolina." It is a member of the National Register of Historic Places and is now owned and operated by the descendent of the original Parker family owners, John Rutledge Parker and his wife Sallie Middleton, Jr.

Sweeties - Original low country pralines, made on site are the best in the low country. Phone 843 545 5400.

Winyah Bay Inn B&B - Innkeepers, Dennis and Joanna Price are transplanted Californians that have adopted South Carolina as their new home. "We love the southern customs that allow our guests to relax and "set a' spell". We have often told people that if we had known this oasis was here we would have been here years ago!"

Picturetown Georgetown was selected by Nikon to run a promotion. They gave 200 Nikon D40 cameras to ordinary citizens and told them to go take photos. They were so good Nikon dubbed Georgetown Picturetown and put us on their website. These are great photos by the citizens of Georgetown.

Prince George Framing and Gallery - Custom framing, hundreds of prints and great gift ideas. Ships all over the world.

Rover Tours - Operating out of Georgetown, Rover Tours provides pirate adventures, and shelling and sightseeing tours of Winyah Bay and the Georgetown Lighthouse.

Rice Paddy Restaurant - One of the best restaurants in the Lowcountry, the Rice Paddy's menu and service is really hard to beat. A true experience you don't want to miss with any trip to Georgetown.

The River Room Restaurant - Locals and visitors enjoy experiencing the historic waterfront ambiance and “Serious Seafood” of Georgetown’s River Room Restaurant at 801 Front Street where it intersects with Broad Street.

Revolve Restaurant & Home Plate Catering - Owned by Chef Dewayne Beaty, the Revolve offers a multi-faceted menu from pizza to Black River crabcakes, a specialty of the house. 843 545 1600.

SCIway - Pronounced SKY-WAY, is an acronym for South Carolina Information Highway. SCIway.net – The largest directory of South Carolina information on the Internet.

Litchfield Beach Fish House - For over 150 years the area has been known for great seafood. We continue this tradition with seafood fresh off the boats, prepared in the “Old Southern Pawleys Island Style”. A blend of Southern Plantation, Creole, French and Gullah.