For a complete list of activities and events on Hilton Head Island visit this website.

Recreational Activities

• Over 23 golf courses in the area to choose from — three located on property designed by Jones, Fazio, and Hills
• 25 championship tennis courts with clay, grass or hard surfaces
• Indoor and outdoor pools and Jacuzzis
• 3 miles of inland lagoons for fishing and canoeing
• Dinner and dolphin cruises, deep-sea fishing, and all water sports from Shelter Cove
• Live theater performances at the world-class Arts Center of Coastal Carolina
• Complimentary shuttle service throughout Palmetto Dunes

Bike Rentals/Tours
A beautiful way to explore the beach and the Island, on 50 miles of paved bike trails.

Beach Activities
Bask in over twelve miles of sparkling sand beaches on Hilton Head Island.
Beach combing
Parasailing
Kite flying
Sandcastle building
Volleyball

Shopping
Bluffton and Hilton Head shopping offer a variety of unique boutiques and some of the nation's most recognized retail chains. View a full list of Shopping Centers

Spa Soleil

Visit Savannah
Founded in 1733, Savannah is "Georgia's First City" and one of the most romantic, and haunted! destinations in the United States. This charming city is rich with history and Southern hospitality. The Historic District fills Savannah with twenty-two picturesque city squares, extraordinary architecture and lush botanicals. Only 38 miles away (about 1 hour of scenic driving), this coastal city is just an earshot away from Hilton Head Island. You can actually see it from the southern end of the island. The history in Savannah runs deep, starting with its discovery in 1773 by General James Oglethorpe. The city owes its beautiful layout to General Oglethorpe, who designed wide open streets intertwined with shady public squares and parks. Savannahians renovated cotton warehouses into a quaint stretch of restaurants, galleries, and boutiques known as River Street. This popular stop is perfect to grab some oysters on the half shell, stroll and shop down the cobblestoned street, and kick back to watch the boats go by while enjoying some of the famous local sweets.

There is much to do in Savannah, including shopping, dining, professional sports, numerous art galleries and theatre performances.

Trolley Tours – Gray Line, 912-234-8687 Riverboat Cruise – 800-786-6404 Go to one of the many Festivals! – click here for details, or call 1-877-SAVANNAH Watch a Savannah Sand Gnats Professional Baseball Game, 912-351-9150 See a show at the Savannah Civic Center, call 912-651-6550 for times and dates. Shop at the City Market, www.savannahcitymarket.com Eat at the Shrimp Factory on River Street, 912-236-4229 Dine “Family Style” at The Wilkes House, a former boarding house. Open since 1943. Visit Bonaventure Cemetery for some natural beauty, loads of history, and a little haunted fun. Tour the Telfair Academy of Arts and Sciences

Other area attractions:

The Institute of Greatly Endangered and Rare Species
(YouTube video)