The Dunlin, a resort on the Kiawah River to open this summer

The Dunlin will offer everything from spa treatments to nature adventures this summer.

This rendering shows the pool space that is planned for the resort.

Picture an afternoon of relaxation, as you kick your feet up poolside.

Courtesy of The Dunlin, Auberge Resorts Collection

Want to get out of town this summer, but don’t want to travel too far? We’ve found what could be the perfect coastal escape on the southern end of Johns Island.

The Dunlin (6000 Kiawah River Dr., Johns Island) will open Thursday, Aug. 1. It sits on the Kiawah River, ~ 40 minutes outside Charleston near Kiawah and Seabrook Islands.

Fun fact: The resort is named after a local shorebird.

The 2,000-acre property has two restaurants offering southern and Lowcountry menu items like oyster roasts, whole hog BBQs, and Lowcountry boils. The resort has 20+ miles of nature trails and a spa to explore. Check out some of the other adventures offered:

  • Sports fishing adventure
  • Water safari
  • Daily fitness classes
  • Boating, kayaking, and paddle boarding
  • Biking and hiking
  • Clam harvesting
  • Cheese-making
  • Visiting the Heirloom cattle ranch
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