Escape to the comforts of Southwind after exploring the island by land, water or fairway.
Southwind’s seclusion promotes relaxation while being close enough to all island activities to play every day of your vacation.
Enjoy the pool and hot tub nestled amid magnolias, palmetto palms and Live Oaks.
Southwind is one of three Spinnaker Flexible Ownership properties.
Check-in time is 4 p.m.
Check-in / Front Desk Services are located at:
S.R Hotel
35 Deallyon Ave.,
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
Open 24/7
Nestled amid Carolina pines and palmettos, you’ll feel right at home in Southwind. These townhomes come with two adult bicycles, fully equipped kitchens with breakfast bars, washer/dryer, spacious dining and living areas with entertainment centers and bedrooms with TVs and Ensuite bathrooms. Decks feature golf course or lagoon views.
Available layouts:
Southwind offers all the comforts of home, with the features of a full resort.
*Southwind is a smoke-free and pet-free resort.
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Spinnaker Resorts gives you the opportunity to book fantastic getaways or find exceptional seasonal rental opportunities at our resorts in Hilton Head Island, Branson, Ormond Beach, and Williamsburg. Whichever destination you choose, we’ll have an exceptional vacation package for you.
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