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Seasonal Guide: The 10 pieces you need to pack for a trip to Charleston, South Carolina in the spring
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We hope you enjoy this seasonal packing guide. To stay on-trend, each of our packing guides at Outfits for Travel is developed at the beginning of each season and updated throughout the year to ensure you can buy each item. We hope you love the guides as much as we do! Big hugs, much love! xo, OFT
Outfits for Travel Packing Guides
We hope you enjoy this seasonal packing guide. To stay on-trend, each of our packing guides at Outfits for Travel is developed at the beginning of each season and updated throughout the year to ensure you can buy each item. We hope you love the guides as much as we do! Big hugs, much love! xo, OFTWhat to Wear to Charleston in the Spring
Our on-trend Charleston, SC packing list was created to help make packing easier for travel to Charleston in the spring. To ensure this, we narrowed some of our favorite fashion trends into a 10-piece travel wardrobe. And our Charleston packing list for spring highlights some of the most stylish trends of the season with a focus elegance and grace! Think chic shirt dresses and beautiful gold jewelry. And when worn together, these make for the perfect Charleston spring travel wardrobe! Check out the items in our 10-piece packing list below for your Charleston, South Carolina packing needs!
Next, we discuss what to do in Charleston this spring. Then we highlight how to pack for Charleston in the spring.
What to do in Charleston in the Spring
While visiting Charleston in the spring, take a walk down Rainbow Row toward the waterfront White Point Garden. On your expedition, take in the picturesque nature of the homes and buildings on the Charleston peninsula and feel as if you were transported back in time.
Be sure to reserve a horse and carriage tour by Palmetto Carriage Works and immerse yourself in scenic views and historical tales of Charleston. And make time to visit at least one plantation. For a full day of plantation exploration, your best bet is to visit Middleton Place, Magnolia Plantation & Gardens and Drayton Hall as they are very close to one another on Ashley River Road. Pack a picnic or plan for a lovely light lunch at the Middleton Place Restaurant. We recommend the She Crab Soup and Middleton Place garden salad.
Another plantation worth visiting is Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens. It is located in the opposite direction of the Ashley River Road plantations, but its oak-lined entrance is a sight to see and its Gullah history events are second to none. This planation is a great option if you’d like to visit a South Carolina beach. To see one of Charleston’s best, we recommend taking a short detour to the Isle of Palms after you finish at Boone Hall.
To round out your trip, a tour of a historic home like the Nathaniel-Russel House or the Edmondston-Alston House is a must-do. And make time to shop on King Street. Additionally, a little-known place to visit in Charleston is the historic Charleston garden, Mrs. Whaley’s Garden (check opening times before you venture over).
Helpful Tip: Depending on the tours and attractions you choose, you may consider purchasing the Essential Charleston Passport from the Charleston CVB to receive discounts.
Where to Eat in Charleston in the Spring
And now for the food! Charleston has a plethora of excellent restaurants. HUSK and FIG serve exceptional food but you must get reservations far in advance for dinner at both locations. Or consider the bar seating or community table seating at FIG that are first-come-first-served. If you are visiting during the Charleston Food and Wine Festival in March, be sure to partake in the offerings.
Next, we discuss the weather in Charleston in the spring and how to pack your travel bag accordingly.
How to Pack for Charleston in the Spring
Charleston Spring Weather
The high temperatures for Charleston in the spring range from the upper-60s to the mid-80s, dependent on the month you arrive. Spring low average temperatures in Charleston range from the upper-40s to the lower-60s.
Packing a classic blazer along with linen pants is the perfect combination for cooler nights. And a shirt dress along with a pair of white sneakers is a great choice for warmer days and shopping or walking around a plantation garden. Also be sure to bring mosquito repellant because mosquitos tend to start coming out as the weather warms up in Charleston.
Below, we have listed detailed monthly averages of high and low temperatures for Charleston in the spring.
- March Average Temperature (°F)
- High 69
- Low 47
- April Average Temperature (°F)
- High 76
- Low 54
- May Average Temperature (°F)
- High 85
- Low 63
This average weather list was adapted from a Charleston South Carolina Weather outlook by Dream Charleston.
Below we feature 10 pieces to help you create chic and stylish travel outfits for travel to Charleston.
WHAT TO WEAR TO CHARLESTON IN THE SPRING
CHARLESTON SPRING PACKING GUIDE
THE 10 PIECES YOU NEED TO PACK FOR A TRIP TO CHARLESTON IN THE SPRING
High-Waisted Jeans | Off-Shoulder Blouse | Chic Mules | Classic Blazer | White Sneakers | Shirt Dress | Emerald Earrings | Grey Sweater | Nude Bag | Linen Pants
When selecting what to wear to Charleston in the spring, your outfits should focus on elegance, layers and comfort. Charleston is a stunning city with a wonderful history. The spring is a great time to visit Charleston with its fabulously mild temperatures. So whether you’re packing Charleston outfits for March, April or May, refer to our Charleston packing list with trending pieces that will work great for your travels!
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