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Guide for first time visitors to Hilton Head

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Hilton Head visitors guide. First Time Visitors to Hilton Head. Click on any link below to go to that section of this site. A brief history of Hilton Head. What to do on Hilton Head. How to get to Hilton Head. Tips for a better vacation. What to bring and wear on Hilton Head. Rental accommodations on Hilton Head. Making special arrangements (cribs, motor homes, boats, etc.). Old age is a terrible price to pay for wisdom. Pete Welch. First time visitors to Hilton Head. Visitors returning to Hilton Head.

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Kids camps on Hilton Head

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Adults can have some time alone while the children enjoy supervised activities, or in some cases the adults can participate, for example on the Bubble Gum Cruise on Fridays or at the Sandbox. These programs offer a very wide variety of activities, ranging from arts to sports to ecology to learning, and some are just plain play activities. The Island Recreation Center has, among its many offerings, activities for special needs kids. Click on Summer Camps. Click Kids and Teens. South Carolina Yacht Club.

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Frequently asked questions about Hilton Head

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A Hilton Head Travel guide. Click on any colored question for the answer, or scroll down to read all the answers. How do I get to the beach through private property? How can I get into a Plantation? Where can I get good seafood? How does a rental property compare with a hotel room? I am concerned about hurricanes. What is the weather like? What is there to do on Hilton Head? Can I bring my pet? What should I pack to visit Hilton Head? How do I get to Hilton Head? How are rental properties equipped? Where...

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What to do on Hilton Head Island

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What to do on Hilton Head. Hilton Head does not have: neon signs, Ferris wheels, roller coasters, amusement parks or professional sports. Here's what we do have:. Click on any colored and underlined item for more information). More than 22 golf courses. Hundreds of tennis courts. Kids day and half day camps. Dolphin watching and eco tours. Take a pirate cruise. Caution -loud music on these sites. Learn to Paddleboard standing up. Take a dance lesson. Stunt skateboarding and rollerblading. Go to a festival.

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Rainy Day Suggestions for Hilton Head Island

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Into every life some rain must fall. If it happens on your vacation, here are some ideas to keep you entertained. Barnes and Noble book store at the North end has something going on most days. Activities are usually oriented toward children. Call for more information. 843-342-6693. Hilton Head has three movie theaters: Park Plaza Cinema, six screens (843-785-5001) the Coligny Theater, (843-686-3500) and North Ridge Plaza Theater, 10 screens (843-341-3800). The Coastal Discovery Museum. Take a dance lesso...

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What's New on Hilton Head Island

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What's New on Hilton Head Island. This page will be updated frequently for the returning visitor. This page will show four years of changes on Hilton Head. We will not attempt to keep up with the rapidly changing events in Bluffton. Closed, at least for now. Blue. The dates are just so I know when to remove old entries. The Waterfront Caf é,. Formerly Café Europa, has closed. 04/11. Wise Guys, the wine and tapas bar has enlarged and added a steakhouse for full service dining. (4/12). Is another new Itali...

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Have a better vacation on Hilton Head with these tips

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Tips for a Better Vacation on Hilton Head. Hilton Head island's high season is from about Easter to Labor Day. Outside of those dates regularly scheduled events may be rescheduled or cancelled. You should always call to see what the off season schedules are. Fall is one of the best times to visit Hilton Head. The water is still warm enough for swimming, and you can be comfortable in shorts. Restaurants are uncrowded and activities don't fill up. The weather is at its best then. Spring is ...By the way, S...

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Nature on hilton head island

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Any picture that looks like a push button can be clicked to enlarge the image. By Todd Ballantine, a local naturalist. The book is available at most bookstores - the last copy I bought was $12 - and at some drugstores. It's one you will want to take home. Some other long-legged birds you might see are:. The Ibis, often found on golf courses and identified by a long, curved beak. The Ibis is white when mature, but youngsters are mostly brown. Brown Pelicans are entertaining to watch. They glide gracef...

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Information for rental property owners

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Rental Property owners page. After assessing the costs versus the anticipated income, we decided the income would pay to replace furnishings and carpeting and still leave enough to help make the mortgage payments. We chose a rental agent that provided good references, was located close to the property and managed properties only in our geographic area. The idea was our property would get closer attention if the agent was very localized. Of rentals you can expect. If your agent rents your property to ...

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Groups and organizations on Hilton Head

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Groups you might want to contact on your visit:. Kiwanis Club of Hilton Head. Multiple Sclerosis Support group. Camera Club of Hilton Head. Chronic Pain Support group. Parkinson's Disease Support group. Computer Club of Hilton Head. Prostate Cancer Support group. Rotary club, sunset. Rotary club, Vanlandingham. First time visitors to Hilton Head. Visitors returning to Hilton Head. Tips for a better vacation. Your comments, please. Links to other sites. CHECK OUT OUR NEW PAGE, FREE FUN ACTIVITIES.