Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Bluffton Area

"If you want to get out of downtown Savannah for a while, take a short, 15-minute drive to Tanger Outlets. This open-air outlet mall opened in the spring of 2015 and has been attracting hundreds of patrons every week since. Tanger is a great place to shop if you’re on a budget; you’ll find all kinds of popular brand name stores with great sales."

"Iron steps lead down from Factors Walk to the Riverfront, a row of 19th-century warehouses now occupied by shops and restaurants. This is a popular area day and night with old-style candy stores, like River Street Sweets that sells fresh fudge and other treats; unique art galleries; and souvenir vendors. Excellent views of the port and suspension bridge can be had from here or from Hutchinson Island."

"If you're looking for one-stop shopping, there's no better place in Savannah than the Oglethorpe Mall. Anchor stores include J.C. Penney, Macy's, Sears and Belk, all of which offer a huge selection of clothing, shoes, handbags and jewelry, items for the home, beauty products and more."

"921 Ribaut Rd. | Beaufort (843) 379-2787 Visit Website"

"Most of the stores here are owner-operated, which means you will get the best attention and service—and you may just find a new friend along the way. You will be amazed by the laid-back, friendly atmosphere while shopping in Beaufort, SC, for that special gift. When it’s time to take a break, head to one of the delicious restaurants, ice cream eateries, or coffee shops."

"Located just outside of downtown, off of 21, the Beaufort Town Center is a shopping hub that offers access to the top retailers, brands, outlets, and eateries. Its prime location just off the main highway makes it a one-stop-shop for all your needs."

"2015 Boundary St. | Beaufort (843) 521-9000 Visit Website"

"A couple of blocks to the east of the church is another attraction that offers an interesting look at an entirely different part of the country’s history: the American Prohibition Museum. Through its excellent exhibitions and artifacts you’ll learn all about how the drinking, selling, and producing of alcohol was banned in the States from 1920 to 1933. The only museum of its kind in the country, it takes you on a whirlwind journey from saloons and speakeasies to gangsters, bootlegging and NASCAR."

"Housed behind the Savannah Visitor Information Center in the old Central of Georgia Railway train shed, this gem has plenty of ways to engage the kids. The displays are all easy for kids to see – no constant lifting and shoving a sibling out of the way. There are “Touch and Learn” spots all over the museum!"

"History is awesome, but it can be boring if it’s not taught right. That is why it’s so important to take fun learning trips to places like the Savannah History Museum. This museum is located in Tricentennial Park, and is a super interactive historical learning experience."

"Enjoy a brief introduction into Savannah’s history at the Savanah History Museum. The museum is located in the former historic Central of Georgia Railroad’s passenger station. Here you will get a glimpse into Savannah’s history from modern-day to dating back to 1733."