See. Do. Explore Hilton Head Island

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Explore Hilton Head Island

On Hilton Head Island, a new adventure awaits around every corner. Build sandcastles and splash in the waves on one of the top 10 family beaches in the United States. Explore the Island by land during a bike ride or a hike, or discover it by the sea with a kayaking expedition or a fishing trip. Browse boutiques for the perfect souvenir, stroll the streets during a guided tour by land, air, or water, and take a step back in time at a historical attraction - there are countless ways to see why Hilton Head Island has been chosen “#1 Island in the Continental U.S.” and “#2 Island in the World” by Travel+Leisure Magazine, and the “Top Island in the United States” by Condé Nast Traveler Magazine.

Check out these great activities and attractions on Hilton Head Island.
 

 

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Daufuskie Trail Rides

Enjoy a waterfront ride with endless views of the Calibogue Sound & Atlantic Ocean.

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Outside Hilton Head

For over 40 years, the island's source for family fun and feel-good energy has been an outfitter called Outside. Connect to the true spirit of the Lowcountry on a tour or excursion from Outside’s extensive menu of boating, kayaking, paddle boarding, and biking. See dolphins and other wildlife while learning the nature, history, and culture of the area from your personable and professional guide.

Experience the very best of everything Outside offers on an Ultimate Day program, a totally custom-designed experience for your group!

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Any time of the year is a the best time to visit, depending on your priorities. Whether you want to enjoy the quiet of the "low season", enjoy the beaches and events of summer, or the calmer autumn and winter months, every season has something special for visitors to the island.

  2. Having a car on Hilton Head Island is recommended for most visitors. But — depending on where you stay and what you plan to do — you can get by without one.

  3. While most of the island is accessible to children, there are a few areas especially well suited to kids and families, based on popular feedback: Sea Pines and Harbour Town, Shelter Cover and Towne Centre , and the Coligny Beach Park area.

  4. There’s no shortage of ways to enjoy Hilton Head Island. Spend a day on one of the Island’s golf courses, slow things down with a relaxing spa experience, browse the local shops, or make an evening of it with great dining and nightlife.

  5. There’s much more to Hilton Head Island than the golf course. Spend the day soaking up the sun on our beaches, explore the Island’s miles of biking trails, or get out on the water with kayaking, boating, and other water activities.

  6. Hilton Head Island makes it easy to slow down and spend time together. Take a sunset cruise, walk the beach, enjoy a couples spa day, or make an evening of it with waterfront dining and local restaurants.