How to Make Your Next Meeting or Conference More Eco-Friendly
Hilton Head Island is a natural choice for eco-friendly meetings, as our island is renowned for its pristine natural beauty and the promise of conservation for future generations. Looking to host a meeting that’s as easy on the planet as it is on your guests? You’re in the right place. Take part in our commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship when you plan your next meeting in the Lowcountry; keep reading for everything you need to know about planning sustainable meetings, events, and conferences on America’s Favorite Island®.
Arts, Culture & Events in Hilton Head Island
On Hilton Head Island, a new adventure awaits around every corner. While our slice of South Carolina was incorporated as a municipality in 1983, our history stretches back millennia, with evidence of a shell ring dating back 4,000 years. Our culture has been evolving and taking shape ever since, with new generations of people making their mark on the Lowcountry. As families, solo travelers, weekend travellers, and couples come to our shores for a vacation filled with the expected sun, sand, and rejuvenation, our cultural offerings tend to sneak up and surprise guests with their lasting impressions. If you’re planning a visit in search of arts and culture on Hilton Head Island, we can help! Check out these standout arts and culture events, institutions, and installations in Hilton Head Island that art lovers of all ages.
Accessibility on Hilton Head Island
Here on Hilton Head Island, we want to make sure everyone has a great vacation. If you’re planning a trip to the Lowcountry and have questions about accessibility, look no further. This guide outlines everything you need to know about Hilton Head Island’s efforts to make vacationing more accessible for all. Whether you’re a wheelchair or scooter user, have limited mobility, or have health concerns that make getting around difficult, you can be assured that there are plenty of ways to include you in activities and adventures on America’s Favorite Island®.
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. LAUNCHES NEW NATIONAL DESTINATION MARKETING CAMPAIGN
The multi-sensory campaign invites travelers to explore the leading island vacation destination through sight and sound, spotlighting Hilton Head Island’s pristine backdrop and commitment to sustainability
A Foodie’s Guide to Hilton Head Island
Hilton Head Island is a food-lover’s paradise, with a wide array of cuisines, settings, and dishes to satiate even the most selective appetites. From laid-back cocktails and bar food on the beach to luxurious seafood and stunning water views, you’ll find yourself coming back time and time again to savor all the Lowcountry has to offer. Keep reading for local suggestions, hidden gems, and unique spots you won’t want to miss during your vacation to America’s Favorite Island®.
3 Days of Gullah Culture
Gullah (pronounced gul-lah) refers to the unique culture, language, traditions, and heritage of the Gullah Geechee people, whose ancestors were enslaved Africans brought to the Lowcountry in areas of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. It’s a living tradition, carried forward through its language, traditions, and creative expression.
Gullah culture and language were preserved over time through the historical and social isolation of this area, and they continue to flourish. Today, we honor this history and the Gullah Geechee people who continue to call Hilton Head Island home. Curious to take a closer look at Gullah culture and identity more deeply? Discover a three-day Gullah-inspired itinerary on Hilton Head Island.
