South Magazine - April-May 2017

There's more than one way to see Coastal Georgia and South Carolina. Taking a day (or two!) to explore the coast by boat is sure to offer new adventures and make memories with friends and family.

Tours by horse, pedestrian, pedicab- even ghost- are the best ways to see all that Savannah has to offer.

The life of southern gentry is alive and well in countless plantations across the south.

Would you have the courage to leave it all behind and live one railroad stop at a time? Meet a new generation of train tramps who did.

One has wild horses, another has feral cows (feral cows?!) Every one is worth exploring, even if you have to paddle your way there.

Morgan Island, a privately owned island off of Beaufort, S.C., is home to more than 3,000 monkeys.

Savannah designer and owner of Mix Julep clothing line, Kathryn Hayes found inspiration through painting.

When Southeast Asian influence meets a growing need for sophisticated cocktail options, a star is born.

The below-street-level restaurant takes nothing for granted, especially food, as illustrated by the very small-plate version of chicken and waffles.

From southern cuisine to lowcountry fusion, these 6 spots have it all.

Think only hillbillies get to enjoy tearing up some trails in a four-wheeler? These days everyone's getting in on the act, from city slickers with six-figure rigs to soccer moms in their SUVs.

Resolve to make 2017 your most adventurous summer yet, from standup paddle boarding with dolphins to competing in the South's largest water fight.