Sea Marsh at Sea Pines Resort
32 Greenwood Dr
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
(800) 925-4653
GUIDE TO HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC
One of the foremost golf destinations in the United States, Hilton Head Island frequently makes top 10 lists
for golf vacation spots worldwide. The sheer number of Hilton Head's golf courses and the variety of their terrain
ensure a memorable getaway on the greens. The beaches and other nearby attractions make Hilton Head an ideal
destination for a golf-oriented family vacation, or a guys or girls golf getaway weekend.
Golfing is the Greatest !
Clipper / Galleon at Shipyard Golf Club - Resort
45 Shipyard Dr
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
(843) 686-8802
Harbour Town Golf Links at Sea Pines Resort
32 Greenwood Dr
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
(800) 925-4653
Wexford Golf Club - Private
111 Wexford Club Dr
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
(843) 686-8812
Robert Trent Jones at Palmetto Dunes Golf Course
7 Trent Jones Ln
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
(843) 785-1138
Planter's Row at Port Royal Golf Club
10 Grasslawn Ave
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
(843) 686-8801
 
Wonderful Beaches !
Interesting Bike Trails
World Class Restaurants
Boat Tours, Dinner Cruises, Fishing Expeditions
This sea island is only 13 miles long and 5 miles wide, but within this space are diversions galore  including several highly
ranked beaches. All are open to the public and the terrain is solid enough for a number of activities, including shoreline
jogging, game-playing, bicycling or even a beach wedding. Most of the area is backed by natural dunes, serves as a
home to sand critters like crabs, clams, Sand Pipers and Loggerhead turtles, and hosts a generally safe
and inviting atmosphere from one end to the other.

Lifeguards are on duty at major beach sites, including Coligny  Beach located at Pope Avenue and South Forest Beach
Drive.  Restroom facilities, showers, changing rooms, bike racks, vending machines and a playground provide
visitors with all they need for a day on the shore here at this popular spot,
and parking is free.

Similar conveniences can be found at many other beaches including the North Island area, known for being broad and
accessible. Driessen Beach is one portion of this region, and is fairly new to the scene.
Lots of parking spaces as well as all the standard amenities make it a favorite for fun seekers, and overcrowding is not
considered a problem here. Another nearby attraction, Folly Field Beach, is also outfitted with an array of public
facilities, but tends to be more popular; thus if it's peace and quiet you're after it might not be your number one choice.

Alcohol is banned on all Hilton Head beaches, as are fires, fireworks, shark fishing, disturbing the wildlife and littering.
Family friendliness and conservation reign supreme.  While the beach is entirely public, access to it is often limited to
owners of adjacent property or guests of the vacation rentals facing the sea.
In other words, it's possible to discover a stretch of sand and sun with little traffic, even amidst the hubbub
of this vacation hot spot.
Tennis Anyone?

Alexander's   
Steak, seafood and great views of the lagoon are all on hand at this somewhat casual dinner restaurant.
Palmetto Dunes Resort
843-785-4999

British Open Pub
Themes of golf and Britain characterize this inviting spot known for authentic fish and chips and happy hour            
specials.
Village at Wexford
843-686-6736

Café Europa   
A fresh, modern menu containing French influences as well as high-quality seafood, this establishment has                 
 received accolades from Wine Spectator Magazine.
Harbour Town, Sea Pines
843-671-3399

Hilton Head Diner
Ultra-casual with a huge menu, this is the place to go to satisfy any number of cravings in a hurry. Open 24 hours     
with breakfast served all day.
Hwy 278
843-686-2400

Kingfisher Seafood & Steakhouse   
Live entertainment every night, views of Shelter Cove Harbor and Broad Creek and an energetic atmosphere          
have kept his a popular place for years.
843-758-4442

Red Fish
Offers fine seafood, over 100 wines and hint of Cuba. Lunch or dinner can be enjoyed indoors or outdoors.
8 Archer Rd
843-686-3388

Become better acquainted with the island itself by renting a few bicycles and trekking across the various paths,              
roads and even the beaches.   The island is completely flat so most people will feel comfy  hopping onto a bike and        
setting out for a refreshing, self-guided tour.   Rental rates are hourly, daily or weekly, so there's plenty of time to         
traverse the web of paths through Sea Pines & Palmetto Dunes, along Pope Avenue and William Hilton Parkway.

Keep energy levels sky high by playing tennis at one of the 20 or so well-maintained racquet clubs open to the        
public. These regular hard surfaces as well as grass and clay courts help to make Hilton Head one of the top tennis     
destinations in the country, and there are also a handful of free public courts located throughout the island. Serious    
players and dabblers alike can find a place to hit a few balls, day or night, and lessons and pro shops are first-class.     
Van Der Meer Tennis University is an international training ground and professional matches are held here.

In addition to exploring the beaches, there is much to see and do while riding the waves around Hilton Head              
Island. Stick to the water by hopping on board a boat for a tour, dinner cruise or fishing expedition. Shelter Cove         
Harbour, South Beach Marina and Harbour Town are all good points of departure for any number of ocean                 
adventures.  Watching others troll for swordfish, grouper, bluefish or bass or joining in the action can both be               
undertaken, and even kids can receive instruction from among the different tour operations.

Outlying islands possessing untouched habitats and historical significance make for an exciting afternoon                  
spent; vacation rental guests of Hilton Head often charter boats to Daufuskie Island, Pinckney Island, and even            
Savannah. Dolphin cruises are another fun distraction, as they provide a glimpse of these curious creatures as well        
as several points of interest including homes, marshlands, plantations and other wildlife.

For a getaway to the pinnacle of outdoor leisure pursuits that happens to be balanced with loads of natural
beauty, Hilton Head Island is the place to focus on. One hundred miles south of Charleston and a million miles away
from responsibility, this play land for all ages satisfies over two million travelers each year with
ample beaches, fine weather, and golf courses around every corner.
A unique aspect of Hilton Head is its plantations.  Much of the island is divided into distinct  plantations.
Sea Pines requires a special permission or a flat, per-vehicle daily fee to enter. These funds go to support road                
maintenance and related upkeep expenses so most people don't mind them.
Many popular attractions are not in plantations.
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