Cape Romain Wilderness

Cape Romain Wilderness protects 29,000 acres of pristine barrier islands, salt marshes, and coastal forests along South Carolina’s coast. This is wild Atlantic shoreline at its finest—loggerhead turtle nesting grounds, 300 bird species, and untouched beaches accessible only by boat. No roads, no development, just raw coastal ecosystem doing what it’s done for millennia. While tourists flock to Myrtle Beach, Cape Romain stays wild and essential. Rep a wilderness that proves protection and beauty go hand in hand.