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Bookmark these festive ways to celebrate the season in Mount Pleasant, SC.

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If being near the ocean is your idea of a holiday paradise, consider planning a visit to Mount Pleasant, SC (just a three-hour flight from Richmond).

Nestled along the Charleston Harbor, this cozy town lights up for the season and offers the perfect blend of Southern cuisine, waterfront views, and festive fun. Need some planning inspo? Here are a few highlights:

Bonus: Mount Pleasant is very pet-friendly, so your furry friends can join in on the festive fun.

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