Types of Vacation Homes You Can Find on Kiawah Island

Looking to travel to Kiawah Island, South Carolina soon? The options are endless when it comes to finding an accommodation. Even if you're looking to stay in Johns Island, Seabrook, or the Charleston area in general, vacation homes are an increasingly popular place to stay in that area.

Families, couples, and even single travelers on business trips will find a wide variety of homes to choose from to meet their needs. For example, Pam Harrington Exclusives offers short term and long term Seabrook and Kiawah rentals, villas, and executive housing.

Here are the types of vacation homes on Kiawah Island you can consider when looking:
 
The Private Villa
There are villas all along Kiawah Island. They're truly great for anyone and for any occasion--a honeymoon, a family getaway, or a quick weekend trip.

Most villas have a view of some sort of water, whether that is the ocean or a waterway. In some cases, if they don't offer a view of the water, they're typically only a short walk to the beach. These types of vacation rentals on Kiawah are ideal for those looking for privacy. 

Beachfront Property
As you can imagine, Charleston County's shore is pretty much lined with beachfront properties, whether those are rentals or owned. South Carolina is a truly beautiful place to live, but also a wonderful place to vacation.

Beachfront properties are great, especially for families who want a quick walk to the shore, rather than 10 or 15-minute drive.

Duplex, Condos & More!
As an alternative to a villa or plantation home on Kiawah, there are also some options. Duplexes are great for families traveling with extended families, as it gives them an opportunity to vacation next door but also have their privacy. Or, explore condos and apartments.

The options are truly endless when you stay in the area. You can check out other things to do and see on Kiawah Island here.

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