They walk past stately live oaks draped in feathery Spanish moss, many more than 100 years old.
Hilton Head Island’s fresh ocean breezes make outdoor activities almost everyone’s first choice.
Visitors looking for the perfect place tohikewill find it on Hilton Head Island.
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For a relaxing hike, the dog-friendlyAudubon-Newhall Preserveoffers a pond, benches, and oak-shaded trails.
Golfers never tire of Hilton Head Island, and they can choose from more than 23 championship courses.
For others, there’s tennis, pickleball, and more than 12 miles of sandy beaches.
Sunset cruises, family dolphin adventures, fishing excursions, and sailboat rentals are favorites.
Others want to be even closer to the water in kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, or jet skis.
Kids loveThe Sandbox, an interactive children’s museum for both fun and learning.
Accommodations are plentiful on Hilton Head Island, ranging fromluxurious resortsto casual beach houses.
