Tag: Outside Fun

Ask frequent visitors or locals when they love Hilton Head Island the most, and many will tell you the same thing: March is one of the island's best-kept secrets. Read our blog to see why this is.

​Visiting Hilton Head Island between May and October offers a blend of warm weather, vibrant events, and the unique experience of sea turtle nesting season. To ensure a memorable and responsible visit, here are five essential facts to keep in mind regarding the sea turtles that nest on our beaches.

Embrace the vibrant energy of spring by joining in the festivities on Hilton Head Island. With each festival offering its unique charm and a host of unforgettable experiences, this season is the perfect time to explore, indulge, and create lasting memories. Pack your bags, mark your calendar, and get ready to celebrate the best of Hilton Head Island this spring!

How much do you know about this iconic golf event held each April on Hilton Head Island? we have found 5 fun facts that will put you in the know. Start plannin gyou visit to Hilton Head Island for the South's largest party!

There are a lot of places to fish on and around the island and here are a few great fishing spots to cast a line. Each of these waterways are prime for fishing but the best spot depends on what you're looking for.

Whether you're visiting Hilton Head for a family vacation, a romantic getaway, or an outdoor adventure, Sea Pines Forest Preserve should be on your must-visit list.

When it comes to exploring the Lowcountry of South Carolina, Hilton Head Island is a popular destination that needs no introduction. But have you ever considered taking a day trip to the nearby, enchanting Daufuskie Island? This secluded gem offers a unique experience, and we're here to guide you through a memorable day on this charming island just a ferry ride away from Hilton Head.

If the large lush greens of the golf courses on Hilton Head are not quite your style and you're looking for some fun for the entire family, why not try miniature golf?

The Island's 12 miles of hard-packed, white-sand beaches provide the perfect opportunity to relax on a rented beach chair under an umbrella with a good book, build sandcastles, or ride a bike. But if the water is calling your name and you want to do a little more than get sand between your toes, there are several ways to get out on the water and explore the freshwater lagoons and brackish backwaters.

The stunning scenery and wonderful wildlife make it a bird watcher's paradise thanks to their protected wetlands that are home to beautiful birds like osprey, bald eagles, sandpipers, pelicans, egrets, and more. In fact, the Audubon Society says there have been more than 350 species of native birds sighted on Hilton Head Island in the last decade, and nearly 200 species flock here each year.