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n idyllic summer trip to the isle of
Palms is the source of countless nostalgic memories for
both young and old: the smell of salt air seducing your
nostrils; the feel of silky sand or sticky pluff mud be-
neath your feet and between your toes; innovative and
not-so-well-thought-out sand castles; floats; fishing;
boating; beach games; watersports; and more.
Every summer, when the water warms, school is out and vacations are on
the sun-splashed horizon, the barrier island offers the opportunity to add to
the nostalgia with new memories. When it’s time to head toward the ocean on
the IOP Connector, across Breach Inlet from Sullivan’s Island or aboard a boat,
your new adventure should begin with a trip to the Isle of Palms Marina.
Owners Brian and Beth Berrigan modeled the Marina Market to
cater to boaters and children, similar to the marina Brian remembers
fondly from his childhood.
“I grew up on Hilton Head Island, but we would spend our summers
at my grandmother’s house in Niagara Falls,” Brian explained. “I have
great memories riding big wheels to the marina there. It’s the first place we
would go. The marina here creates similar memories of family fun for kids
today, and the parents really enjoy it, too.”
The Marina Market offers a wide range of beach and fishing supplies, bait,
tackle, a variety of children’s beachwear, floats and toys, as well as the most
popular brands of clothing, accessories and gear for adults.
• Sunday Brunch • The Upper Deck • Fine Dining • Water & Sunset Views • Oyster Roasts • Outdoor Dining • Happy Hour
• Located at 80 41st Avenue, Isle of Palms •
www.morgancreekgrill.com• (843) 886-8980