About Hilton Head Island!

Sea Pines - Click Here To See Area Video

Located at the southern tip of the island, Sea Pines is one of the southeastern's first planned communities. It is also the home of the MCI Heritage Golf Tournament and Family Circle Tennis Tournament. Natural Beauty abounds in Sea Pines. Walk along the 5 miles of sandy beaches, or hike through the 600-acre nature preserve filled with lakes, woodlands, and meadows, or visit the Baynard Cove Ruins. With so many activities, the hardest thing on your vacation will be deciding what to do first. Bicycling, Sailing, Kayaking, Fishing, Crabbing, Parasailing, Jetskiing, Swimming. Are you ready?

Forest Beach - Click Here To See Area Video

Visit the beginning of Hilton Head Island at Forest Beach. Located at the southern part of theisland, Forest Beach stretches along the Atlantic Ocean. This nongated community gives you the flavor of island culture: Sun and fun. Forest Beach breathes beauty and amenities. Delightful memories are brought home every year from the miles of white sandy beaches. Bike paths ribbon up and down North and South Forest Beach, leading you to miniature golf, Waterfun Park, and Van der Meer Tennis Center: Coligny Plaza. Coligny Plaza is significant in carving the islands history. Today, that charm continues to create more historic moments. Enjoy island shopping, dining, nightly entertainment, all at an island's pace.

Shipyard - Click Here To See Area Video

Located between Sea Pines and Palmetto Dunes Plantations, Shipyard Plantation bestows an environment abounding in beauty and activities. Although the smallest of the resort plantations, Shipyard proudly holds its own. Shipyard borders the Atlantic Ocean with 12 miles of sandy beaches. Bike paths are cloaked with tapestry of live oaks, tall pines, and spanish moss. A maze of lagoons and lakes beckon the fisherman as well as deer, egrets, herons and alligators. Tee up at the Shipyard Golf Club or improve your game with a lesson at the Hilton Head Island School of Golf (located in Shipyard). If tennis is your game, Shipyard Racquet Club has 20 courts ready for you.

Palmetto Dunes - Click Here To See Area Video

Located mid-island, Palmetto Dunes Plantation blends serenity with amenities, creating a perfect island experience. This 2,000 acre oceanfront resort borders uncrowded beaches on one side and gives access to Shelter Cove Marina by biking under the highway on the other side. The 11 mile lagoon system welcomes you to enjoy the island's wildlife in its natural habitat by fishing, canoeing, kayaking. Try one or all three of the championship golf courses or pick up a racquet at the Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center with 23 clay and 2 hard courts. Palmetto Dunes hosts fine dining restaurants as well as easy access to Shelter Cove Marina. Here you will find shops, more fine restaurants, and live entertainment. Need a new swimsuit? Shelter Cove Mall is right outside the gate with many stores to fulfill your every desire.

North Island / Folly Field

If you like to lay out on uncrowded beaches or enjoy a secluded area, Folly Field is calling out to you. This area is located at the northern part of the island and makes a great getaway for couples and Families. Enjoy the sandy shores of the Atlantic or rent a bike and explore the island. Restaurants and shops are close by at Shelter Cove Marina or travel off island to the outlet stores for a day of sensible splurging. Are the kids looking for some fun? Try out adventure Cove on Folly Field: batting cages, bumper cars, lazer tag, mingolf, driving range. Bring out the kid in everyone.

Daufuskie Island

Daufuskie Island is the southernmost barrier island in South Carolina, and is located between Hilton Head, South Carolina and Savannah, Georgia. The Island can be accessed only by passenger ferry or private boat. The Island has a rich history, most recently as the site of Pat Conroy's teaching experiences that were the basis of his first novel The Water is Wide and the motion picture Conrack.

Daufuskie Island is now home to about 200 permanent residents and offers an uncrowded, slower pace of life. Golf cars are a primary method of transportation on the Island's sandy roads, which do not have a single stoplight. Two private clubs offer world class golf, tennis, horseback riding and many other activities for both adults and children. Daufuskie Island is a unique vacation getaway in the Low Country of South Carolina.