Things To Do in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

Harbour Town is a marina village and home to the island's famous red-and-white-striped lighthouse. Surround... More on Weather.com

It is expensive , but you have to play here one time. More on igougo

The Sandbox is a hands-on interactive museum filled with unique entertaining, and educational play areas to... More on Thesandbox.org

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Lawton Stables offers guided trail rides on horseback through the beautiful 600+ acre Sea Pines Nature Pres... More on Discover America

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The exhibits here are small-scale but heartfelt, like the excellent little dioramas of traditional island ...

The Coastal Discovery Museum on Hilton Head Island has indoor and outdoor exhibits, as well as walking tour... More on Weather.com

Built in 1846, the mausoleum serves as the final resting place of those who fought in the Revolutionary War.It is the ... More on Tripadvisor.com

Outside Hilton Head runs a variety of eco/dolphin waterborne tours as well as a guided day-trip excursion to Daufuskie, ... More on Moon Handbooks: South Carolina

Daufuskie Island, South Carolina, is the historic and picturesque setting for Pat Conroy's novel, The Water Is Wide. Known as "Yamacraw Island" in the novel, the real Daufuskie Island is home to a way of life that's almost disappeared ... More on Daufuskieislandtours.com/

The fort was built in 1863 by the Union during the Civil War. It was a base for the blockade of Confederate supplies to both Charleston SC and Savannah GA. You ... More on Carolina-beaches.com

Here you can ride a horse, fish, or just take a walk on the eight miles of trails (open dawn-dusk) and enjoy the ... More on Moon Handbooks: South Carolina

Sea Pines Forest Preserve is on private land but can be entered after paying a five-dollar gate charge. The preserve boasts one of the few Indian shell rings located on the East Coast. The first Na... More on Weather.com

Though actually consisting of many islands and hammocks, Pinckney Island NWR is the only part of this small but very well-managed 4,000-acre refuge that's open to the public. Almost 70 percent of ... More on Moon Handbooks: South Carolina

Inscription. Inhabited for some 10,000 years, Pinckney Island was known as Espalanga, Look–out, and Mackey's prior to about 1775. Alexander Mackey received two Proprietary grants for land on ... More on HMDB