The best local seafood in town- seriously. You cannot beat the views or the sunsets overlooking the Intercostal Waterway. Laura worked here for roughly 6 years, and she tell you that nothing compares! Fun fact: In addition to having its iconic location, Hudson's is the oldest restaurant on the island.
A favorite local spot to grab a quick lunch or dinner. There are two locations on the island, where you can get some of the best pico de gallo you'll ever have!
This is the THE brunch spot! It will be worth the wait, and there is an outdoor cash bar with Bloody Marys to help you bide your time.
Grab a cocktail and an appetizer on their rooftop deck, enjoying some spectacular views of the lowcountry waterfront.
Enjoy some fresh sweets and pastries from the best bakery on the island! After you order, take a stroll along the water at Shelter Cove. There is another location off of Highway 278 on the south end of the island.
Did you even come to Hilton Head if you didn't grab Salty Dog T-shirt? Visiting the Salty Dog Cafe will require picking up a guest pass from Sea Pines Pass Office. If you can't make it there, they also have a T-shirt Factory on Arrow Road.
This local's beach overlooks the Port Royal Sound, and shares a property line with the wedding venue. Grab your beach chairs and come relax, or take a stroll and maybe find some shark teeth.
You will find everything here! Located on the south end of the island, you can enjoy food, ice cream, shopping & souvenirs, and free public access to the beach. If you are feeling like a cocktail by the beach, take a short walk and visit the Tiki Bar or Pool Bar Jims.
A great family-friendly place to get out in nature and explore the essence of Hilton Head lowcountry. From the historic buildings to the Kids Zone, you'll learn about the history and nature of Hilton Head.
Enjoy an afternoon at Harbor Town and visit the iconic beacon of Hilton Head. You will find shops, restaurants, and a playground for the kiddos built within the oak trees! This will also require getting a guest pass to enter Sea Pines.
See the island from a different view while ziplining in the oak tree canopies along Broad Creek. A truly unique experience! Be sure to call ahead for bookings.