- TripBuzz found 42 things to do indoors in the Seabrook Island area. From Wonder Works to Kiawah Island Property Owners Recreation Center, Seabrook Island offers a variety of rainy day activities and other fun things to do indoors — including 49 indoor attractions with ratings over 90%.
- There are 29 different types of things to do inside in or near Seabrook Island, South Carolina. Some of the most popular types of these activities include: History Museums, Movie Theaters, Art Gallery and Bowling.
- There are 0 indoor activities in Seabrook Island, and 42 indoor attractions in nearby cities within 25 miles, including: Charleston, North Charleston, Edisto Island and Mount Pleasant.
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Enjoy outstanding seafood and Happy Hour drink specials at Snapper Jack's on Folly Beach. Featuring live music weekends on the rooftop, Snapper Jack's provides a great place to kick back, relax and enjoy an exuberant time with family and friends.
19.4 Miles
The 35-room Calhoun Mansion is the largest private residence in Charleston, South Carolina. Tours are available and last approximately one hour. Visitors must not miss the manicured Japanese garden behind the mansion.
19.6 Miles
The Natural History Museum offers guests the opportunity to learn about some of the research efforts of the College of Charleston's Department of Geology and Environmental Geosciences. The location also features a gift shop for guests seeking to take home a souvenir.
19.6 Miles
The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina is one of the six senior military academic institutions in the United States and offers nineteen majors and thirty-five minors for its students to pursue. The location's athletic programs play in the Southern Conference of Division I.
19.7 Miles
The College of Charleston is the thirteenth-oldest academic institution in the United States. While the university was previously a liberal arts college, it now operates as a full university that offers both undergraduate and graduate degree programs in a variety of fields.
19.7 Miles
Home to one of the finest furniture craftsman of the 18th century, the Thomas Elfe House is filled with beautiful furniture and decorations. The house remains almost entirely in its original state and is equipped with authentic tools and accents.
19.8 Miles
The Old Exchange & Provost began as a public building during the colonial era and it remains publicly owned as a historic building and museum. The history of the site and the stories of both patriots and pirates are portrayed to visitors.
19.8 Miles
In a building formerly used as a slave auction gallery, today Old Slave Mart Museum relates the local history of the slave trade, with a focus on the site. The museum includes a gift shop with some relevant books.
19.9 Miles
Built in 1820, the Aiken-Rhett House has remained in the hands of family descendants for the 142 years before it was sold to be a museum. The museum tells a story of the south, slavery, the war, and life after the war that can't be found anywhere else.
20.0 Miles
Housing a variety of permanent and rotating exhibits, Charleston Museum offers visitors regional historical information from the prehistoric days up until present day. The museum features artifacts from the Revolutionary War, as well as fossils and taxidermy.