There is no way a guidebook can keep up with all the changes happening on Hilton Head Island, but our blog is a great resource for discovering more information from people who have actually experienced the destination.
Through the blog, you can read detailed stories and tips from locals, travelers, and even Hilton Head Island experts that can help you plan the perfect getaway.
Whether you’re looking for the latest events, the best restaurants, or the most popular attractions, the Hilton Head Island Blog is the place to go for up-to-date information.
Be sure to check out our other blogs for more information about the activities and sights to see when planning your trip to any of our Spinnaker Resorts destinations on Hilton Head Island, Ormond Beach, Branson, or Williamsburg!
Welcome to an exciting journey through the breathtaking public beaches of Hilton Head Island. If you’re planning a beach day, this blog is a valuable resource to help you decide which beach is your perfect match. Each of these coastal gems offers something unique to enhance your beach experience. As
What are the names of those shells you see walking on the beach? How many times have you asked yourself that question when visiting Hilton Head Island? How many times have your kids or grandkids asked you that question? Here are some of the tips to help you identify and
Learn about the hatching secrets of the Loggerhead Sea Turtle in this short video. Sea turtle hatching season runs from July through October. Did you know that Sea Turtles have been part of our geological fossil records for over 210 million years? These Sea Turtles are listed as a threatened
On Hilton Head Island, you are not only surrounded by water, but also by fantastic breweries! We have chosen five of our favorites to help you plan out your stay. Hilton Head Brewing Company Located on the north end of Hilton Head Island, the Hilton Head Brewing Company is South
On your visit to Hilton Head take time to explore some of the rich history of the area with a side trip to explore one of the many old forts in the Lowcountry. In a time when defending the United States meant protecting the Atlantic and Pacific coastlines from attack,
Crossing the bridge to Hilton Head Island there is a sign that says, Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge. Have you ever stopped or just wondered what you can do on the island? Pinckney Island NWR, established on December 4, 1975, is a 4,053 acre refuge that includes Pinckney Island, Corn
Take a look at these incredible features of the new Lowcountry Celebration Park in Hilton Head Island SC. This amazing park provides active and passive recreational activities, amenities, and scenic views for families, individuals, and groups.
The Gullah people are descendants of enslaved Africans originating primarily from the West African nations, especially Sierra Leone and Ghana. Those enslaved on coastal sea islands from South Carolina ato northern Florida lived an isolated existence on plantations growing rice, indigo, and sea island cotton. It is from this shared
Just five bridges from Hilton Head Island you can find yourself in beautiful Beaufort, South Carolina. This lovely town makes for a great day trip at just under 35 miles off of HHI. You will pass through Bluffton and Port Royal on your way, which makes for an alluring route
