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from the publisher Summer and fall are a great time to explore and enjoy the Lowcountry. As the temperature rises, our beach community blossoms with endless recreation and leisure activities. Whether you are here for a family beach vacation, golf or tennis, a business trip, a weekend getaway or just a day of fun in the sun, you will soon understand what makes Hilton Head Island so special at any season of the year. Meander through Sea Pines Forest Preserve on horseback. Rent a bike and take advantage of more than 60-plus miles of multi-use trails. Explore Broad Creek and Calibogue Sound sailing, on a kayak or go fishing, parasailing or dolphin watching. Challenge yourself and fly through the trees with Zipline and Aerial Adventure. Along with 12 miles of unspoiled public beaches, the island is also home to a vast array of wildlife, including alligators, deer, loggerhead sea turtles, dolphins and hundreds of species of birds and butterflies. If you are looking for something to do after all the outdoors, our island offers an unusual number of cultural opportunities for a community its size, including a highly rated Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra a world-class jazz club The Jazz Corner, a 120-member full chorus, Broadway-quality plays at The Arts Center, first class galleries and our growing public art exhibit along Wlm. Hilton Pwy. It is not always easy to find all these attractions and events. That’s where we come in. We have improved Fork & Fun Vacation Guide (formerly Explore & Enjoy) as a glossy, full magazine size publication to make it the one-stop publication for where to go, what to do, where to eat and other insider tips. Please be sure to pick up one of our sister publications Fork & Fun Restaurant Guide and the Fork & Fun Visitor Map; visit our website www.forkandfun.com and download our new Fork & Fun App! We are glad you are here and hope you enjoy your vacation on this wonderful island. If you’re like us, you may decide to stick around and become a part of our community. After all most of us locals were tourists first who decided to stay.

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contents 17 in this ISSUe 8 Beaches 11 Scenic Tour 16 Tennis 20 Daufuskie & Bluffton 28 Fishing 32 Golf 34 Hilton Head History 36 7 Wonders of Hilton Head 39 Shopping 42 Culture 44 Wellness 46 Stay in Style 48 Make Hilton Head Home 64 Business listings

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July Gregg Russell Concerts at Harbour Town. Every night (except Saturday); 8 - 9:30 p.m. seapines.com Summer Jams at Shelter Cove Community Park. Every Tuesday June 17 - Aug. 12; 7 - 10 p.m. Free event with concessions sold. 843 -681-7273, islandreccenter.org July 4th Celebration. July 4. Fireworks at Harbour Town, Shelter Cove and Skull Creek. seapines.com, palmettodunes.com, theskullcreekmarina.com

HarbourFest at Shelter Cove Harbour & Marina. Call for dates and times. Summertime event featuring live entertainment, food, arts and crafts and a Tuesday fireworks show. 843-686-9098, palmettodunes.com/ sheltercove

August Summer Jams at Shelter Cove Community Park. Every Tuesday June 17 - Aug. 12; 7 - 10 p.m. Free event with concessions sold. 843 -681-7273, islandreccenter.org

Bluffton Sunset Party Series “May River Shrimp Festival.” July 18; 4 - 9:30 p.m. Oyster Factory Park. blufftonsunsetparty.com Water Fun Day at Shelter Cove Community Park. Check website for dates. islandreccenter.org

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Gregg Russell Concerts at Harbour Town. Every night (except Saturday); 8 - 9:30 p.m. seapines.com Palmetto Dunes Resort Fall Classic. Sept. 5 - 7. Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center. Men’s and women’s doubles and mixed doubles. 843-785 -1152, palmettodunes.com

Gregg Russell Concerts at Harbour Town. Every night (except Saturday); 8 - 9:30 p.m. seapines.com Bluffton Sunset Party Series “Dog Days of Summer.” Aug. 15; 5 - 9 p.m. Oyster Factory Park. blufftonsunsetparty.com

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Water Fun Day at Shelter Cove Community Park. Check website for dates. islandreccenter.org Celebrity Golf Tournament. Aug. 29 - 31. 843-842-7711, hhcelebritygolf.com HarbourFest at Shelter Cove Harbour & Marina. Call for dates and times. Summertime event featuring live entertainment, food, arts and crafts and a tuesday fireworks show. 843-686-9098 palmettodunes.com/sheltercove

Shelter Cove Farmers Market. • Every Tuesday 4 - 7 p.m. April 29 - Oct. 28; Shelter Cove Community Park 843-681-7273, island reccenter.org Sea Pines Farmers Market. • 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Tuesdays until Labor Day • 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. off season. Shoppes at Sea Pines Center Farmers Market of Bluffton. • Every Thursday Through October; 2 - 7 p.m. • November: Every Thursday except Thanksgiving; 2 - 6 p.m. • Dec. 4, 11, 18; 2 - 6 p.m. Calhoun Street, Bluffton. 843-415-2447 farmersmarketbluffton.org

events Italian Heritage Festival. Sept. 13; 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. A celebration of Italian culture, food and family. Coastal Discovery Museum at Honey Horn. iachh.org Bluffton Sunset Party Series “Blufftemberfest.” Sept. 19; 5 - 9 p.m. Oyster Factory Park. blufftonsunsetparty.com Bluffton Beer & Brats Festival. Sept. 20. Promenade in Bluffton Family event with German specialty foods, 30 types of beers,live bands, Kidz Play and more. 843-757-6300, oldtownbluffton .com

October Hilton Head Burgers & Brew Festival. Oct. 4. Shelter Cove Community Park. 843-681-7273, islandreccenter.org Kiwanis Chili Cook-off at Coastal Discovery Museum at Honey Horn. Oct. 11. 30th annual competition between local restaurants and amateurs for the best chili. 843-686-8130, hiltonheadkiwanis.com Salty Dog’s Annual Fall Festival. Oct. 11; noon - 4 p.m. saltydog.com Historic Bluffton Arts & Seafood Festival. Oct. 12 -19. Festivities showcase the arts and locally harvested seafood. 843-757-2583, bIufftonartsandseafoodfestivaI.com Golfweek Amateur Golf Tour Championship. Oct. 17 -19. Palmetto Dunes Golf Courses. 843-785-1136, palmettodunes.com Hilton Head Bridge Run. Oct. 19. 843-757- 8520, bearfootsports.com Hilton Head Island Motoring Festival & Concours d’Elegance Oct. 24 - Nov. 2,

A signature automobile event with 150+ vintage cars. 843-785-7469, hhiconcours.com

November Wild Wing Cafe Nutty Buddy Tennis Classic Oct. 31 - Nov. 2. Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center. Mixed doubles and men’s and women’s doubles. 843-785-1152, palmettodunes.com Bluffton International & Craft Brew Festival. Nov. 1. The Calhoun Street Promenade. blufftonbeerfest.com Hilton Head Island Motoring Festival & Concours d’Elegance. Nov. 1 - 2. Port Royal Golf Club. A signature automobile event with 150+ vintage cars. 843-785-7469, hhiconcours.com Hilton Head Oyster Festival. Nov. 7 - 9. Shelter Cove Community Park. 843-681-7273, islandreccenter.org David M. Carmines Memorial Tennis Championship. Nov. 14 -16. Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center. Men’s and women’s singles and doubles, mixed doubles and junior sanctioned age divisions. 843-785-1152 , palmettodunes.com. Music To Your Mouth Festival at Palmetto Bluff. Nov. 18 - 23. musictoyourmouth.com Taste of the Season. Nov. 21. The Island’s top chefs prepare their best dishes for attendees to sample. hiltonheadisland.org Turkey Trot SK & 10K. Nov. 27. 843-681-7273, islandreccenter.org Gregg Russell Thanksgiving

Concert at Harbour Town. Nov. 28; 7:30 - 9 p.m. seapines.com Harbour Town Lights. Nov. 29 - Jan. 1. 843-842-1979, seapines.com

December Old Town Bluffton Christmas Parade. Dec. 6. visitbluffton.org Hilton Head Jingle Bell 5k. Dec. 20. 843-757-8520, bearfootsports.com Gregg Russell Christmas Concert at Harbour Town. Dec. 23; 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. seapines.com.

The Coastal Discovery Museum makes learning about Hilton Head Island and the surrounding region a fun filled experience for the whole family. Events offered include: Historic Walks Island Vibes Quilt Exhibit Kayaking Forts of Port Royal Civil War Era Salt Marsh Discovery Cast Net Throwing Beach Discovery Butterfly Discovery Sea Turtle Talks Fishing Camp Birding at Pinckney Island Dolphin Nature Cruise Crab Discovery Sweet Grass Basket Making and much more… For more information on their offerings, visit them at www.coastaldiscovery.org or call 843-689-6767. vacation guide

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On a sultry July morning, steady streams of beachgoers led by the constant sun and Carolina blue skies stroll past the refreshing spouting fountains at the entrance to Coligny Beach Park. If you’re local, chances are you think of Coligny Beach as a place for tourists. But take another look: It’s one of the only beaches with free parking and amenities such as well-tended rest rooms and showers; a beautiful boardwalk that leads to the warm sand of the beach; rentable chairs and umbrellas; shielded benches and roomy swings make Coligny Beach a must-stop for people of all ages and places. Plus there are great tidal pools at low tide making it a great place for little beachgoers to spot sand dollars and splash around. Are you more of an explorer than a sunbather? Then Mitchelville Beach on the north end of the island is the place for you. A more primitive setting, the receding tides leave more pluff mud than sand, but the beach is teeming with horseshoe crabs, fish and other wildlife. Wear your water shoes and bring your dog—they’ll love it, too. All of Hilton Head Island’s beaches are public but access is often private. Seven of the beach parks on the island are readily accessible to the public.

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No matter if you’re heading to the beach by yourself or with your family or dog, Hilton Head Island has a beach to please everyone. The beaches are peaceful, unhurried and refreshing. So come, relax and be at ease.

Public Access Beaches The following beach parks offer public access. Alder Lane • Map Number 2 Alder Lane is on the South End of the Island, off South Forest Beach Drive. There are 23 metered parking spaces and no public restroom facilities. Burkes’ Beach • Map Number 7 Burkes’ Beach is located mid-Island, at the end of Burkes’ Beach Road, off William Hilton Parkway just south of Folly Field Road. There are 13 metered parking spaces. Public restrooms can be found at Chaplin Community Park. Coligny Beach Park • Map Number 3 Coligny Beach Park is located on the South End of the Island, off Coligny Circle. Parking at the Coligny Beach lot, on Pope Avenue and opposite The Beach House hotel is free. There are public restroom facilities, outdoor showers, and a splash pad. Coligny Beach is handicap accessible. Driessen Beach Park • Map Number 8 Located at the end of Bradley Beach Road, off William Hilton Parkway, just south of Folly Field Road. There are 207 metered spaces where visitors pay by the hour. There are public restroom facilities, outdoor showers, picnic facilities and a playground. Handicap accessible. Fish Haul Park • Map Number 12 Fish Haul Park is located at the end of Beach City Road. Parking is free and there are public restroom facilities. This park faces Port Royal Sound and is excellent for walking and exploring. Folly Field Beach Park • Map Number 9 Folly Field Beach Park is located at the end of Starfish Drive, off Folly Field Road. There are 54 metered parking spaces. There are public restroom facilities and outdoor showers. Folly Field Beach is handicap accessible. Mitchellville Beach Park • Map Number 13 Mitchellville Beach Park is located off Beach City Road. Parking is free and there are public restroom facilities. This park faces Port Royal Sound and is excellent for walking and exploring. Mitchellville Beach Park is handicap accessible.

Limited Access Beaches The following are limited access. Islander’s Beach Park • Map Number 10 Located on Folly Field Road, near the Marriott’s Barony Beach Club and Westin Hilton Head Resort. Parking at Islander’s Beach Park is limited to permit only. Islander’s Beach Park has public restroom facilities, outdoor showers, picnic facilities, and a playground. The beach is handicap accessible. Palmetto Dunes Resort • Map Number 5 In addition to beach access at the hotels in Palmetto Dunes there are numerous beach access points available for property owners and guests. Port Royal Plantation • Map Number 11 While there is beach access at the Westin Hotel and the Barony Beach Club there are also additional beach access points for Port Royal Plantation property owners and their guests. Sea Pines Resort • Map Number 1 Sea Pines Beaches are open to property owners, residents and visitors who have accommodations in Sea Pines. Parking is available to visitors at the Sea Pines Beach Club, or by free trolley from an overflow parking lot. Sea Pines Beach Clubhas public restroom facilities, outdoor showers and is handicap accessible. There are also numerous beach walk access points for visitors who do not need parking, facilities, or handicap access. Shipyard Beach • Map Number 4 Shipyard Beach is access is limited to Shipyard Plantation residents and their visitors as well as Sonesta Beach Resort visitors only. Parking can be found at the ocean end of Shipyard Drive. There are restroom facilities and an outdoor shower at the Beach Club. vacation guide

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Stop 1: Harbour Town and Harbour Town Pier Harbour Town may be the best known of Hilton Head’s scenic attractions. The marina is a popular stop and Harbour Town has numerous shops and several restaurants.There is a pier at the base of the lighthouse that will take you well out into Calibogue Sound. It is almost like being in a boat without leaving shore. Stop 2: Baynard Ruins Park Baynard Ruins Park is on your right just after you pass Baynard Cove Road and Marsh Drive. Park your car at the entrance, and explore the ruins of the pre-Civil War home of William E. Baynard. The ruins consist of foundations left when a Confederate raiding party razed the structure following the occupation of Hilton Head by Union forces during the Civil War. The Baynard home had been the long-time headquarters of a 2,450-acre cotton plantation. Stop 3: South Beach Village Located on South Sea Pines Drive, South Beach Village is a New England–style shopping center. When you reach South Beach Village, you may wish to stop for a stroll. You will find boats, charming shops, fun restaurants and an overall atmosphere that is both pleasant and rather quaint.

scenic tour Stop 7: Mitchelville and Fish Haul Creek Park The first self-govered freedmen’s town in America was Mitchelville, and its historical significance is remembered with an informational kiosk at Mitchelville Freedom Park. The kiosk is located inside of Fish Haul Creek Park, near the end of Beach City Road by the airport. There is an observation deck, a picnic pavilion restrooms and walking trails. Stop 8: Fort Mitchel Fort Mitchel, deep in Hilton Head Plantation, is the last stop on the scenic tour. Please note that the security staff will not admit you to visit Fort Mitchel after dark or if you arrive at dusk. Fort Mitchel, built in 1863, served as a base for the Union Blockade of Confederate supplies to Savannah and Charleston. It is a classic example of a seacoast earthworks gun battery of the Civil War era. The remains of the earthworks plus two Civil War cannons are at the Fort Mitchel site. Pathways wind among the ruins, with signs along the way to explain the significance of each section. End of Your Tour If you see some areas you especially like, why not return to them for a longer visit?

Stop 4: Coligny Plaza Coligny Plaza is one of the island’s most popular locations to dine, shop and unwind. It is considered Hilton Head’s “downtown.” Many popular restaurants and shops are located here, along with a one-screen movie theater. There are more than 60 shops and restaurants and entertainment is provided nightly. Stop 5: Palmetto Bay Marina A full-service marina offering dockage, laundry facilities, charters, water activities, shopping, restaurants and boat repair. Established in 1959, Palmetto Bay Marina is the oldest marina on the island. It is located at 86 Helmsman Way. Stop 6: Shelter Cove Harbour Shelter Cove Harbour, a Mediterranean-style harborside village, is another area where you should park your car and take a pleasant stroll. Shelter Cove boasts numerous shops and restaurants, boats and yachts, and lovely water vistas. If you visit during the day, consider returning in the evening for Harbourfest. Entertainment nightly with Firweworks on most Tuesdays during the summer season.

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biking While the Island only measures about 12 miles long by 5 miles wide visitors can enjoy nearly 60 miles of public pathways and nature trails accessible to all. In addition, there are close to 50 miles of paths behind the gates of private communities like Shipyard, Sea Pines, and Palmetto Dunes.

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The flat terrain and the bike path system make it very easy to ride on the bike paths, however many visitors find the best place to pedal is on the beach. Enjoy a bike ride on the hard packed sand near the water line at low tide. It is great fun and it offers a spectacular view. You might even see some dolphins! There are miles of beautiful bike paths open to all waiting for you to explore.

Rent or Bring your Own While it is common to see vehicles coming onto the Island packed with luggage and bicycles most visitors to the Island rent their bikes. There are many local bike rentals companies to choose from offering a wide variety of bikes at affordable rates. The smallest family member can enjoy a trailer, tagalong, training wheels, or mini-cruiser. Adults can choose from beach cruisers, tandems, mountain bikes, hybrids, and more. Most bicycle rental companies offer free bike locks, delivery and pick up. All offer helmets. A few companies offer bike rentals by the hour, or by the day. All offer weekly rentals.

Rules of the Road First and foremost, be a safe rider. Please pay attention to traffic lights, crosswalks, and stop signs. There are small stop signs posted for bicyclists safety on the pathways, and it is never safe to cross anywhere other than at a marked crosswalk.

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Most scenic ride The boardwalk at Barker Field overlooking the marsh is simply amazing. If you’re on the south end, visit the “toe” of the island on the beach looking at the entrance to South Beach Marina. You’ll see Harbour Town in the distance, Daufuskie Island dead ahead and the Atlantic to the left.

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Best beach to cycle Start at Palmetto Dunes, hit the beach and travel south to the tip of the island at South Beach — preferably with the wind at your back. Assuming cooperation from the tides and tourists, this is as good as it gets.

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Best family ride Start at Coligny Circle and take the pathway west along Pope Avenue to New Orleans Road. Then turn right along the pathway and follow Arrow Road across the William Hilton Parkway to the Palmetto Bay Marina and back; you’ll stay off the main drags and discover a lengthy hidden ribbon of trail behind the shops and restaurants. For an alternate route, turn onto the William Hilton Parkway from New Orleans Road, follow the pathways to the Shelter Cove Marina and back.

Best nature trail The rice dike trail in Sea Pines to the horse stables and into the Sea Pines Forest Preserve is incredibly rich in natural beauty, and it’s often almost empty.

Best exercise The Bike Doctor’s organized rides provide a great workout; riders leave the shop on New Orleans Road at 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Best picnic spot Jarvis Park, Chaplin Park and Coligny are great spots to picnic — as is, you know, the beach.

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Racquet Clubs Open to the Public Tennis is a year-round activity on Hilton Head. One of the top 50 tennis destinations in the United States, Hilton Head has the facilities and the competition to satisfy the most discriminating player. Our 20-plus tennis clubs offer more than 300 courts. Some residential developments have their own courts, which may be used by guests staying in those developments. Players may access facilities on private plantations if they make arrangements to play. Ask for details when reserving your court time.

The following racquet clubs and tennis centers are open to the public. Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center Palmetto Dunes Resort, 843-785-1152 Attractive courts, pro shop, full facilities 23 clay, 2 Nova ProBounce • 6 lighted Port Royal Racquet Club Port Royal Plantation, 843-686-8803 Racquet club. Clay, hard or grass courts. Pro shop. 10 clay, 4 hard, 2 grass courts • 4 lighted Sea Pines Racquet Club Sea Pines Resort, 843-363-4495 Tennis facility located in Harbour Town in Sea Pines. It offers a complete pro shop and instruction. 24 Har-Tru, 5 hard courts • 5 lighted Shipyard Racquet Club Shipyard Plantation, 843-686-8804 Adjacent to Sonesta Resort. Full complement of facilities and instruction. Call about their free weekly pro exhibitions much of the year. 14 clay, 6 hard courts • 8 lighted South Beach Racquet Club Sea Pines Resort, 843-671-2215 Located near South Beach Village. 11 clay courts • 2 lighted Van Der Meer Tennis Center DeAllyon Road, 843-785-8388 Play Hilton Head Island’s largest tennis facility. Full complement of facilities, instruction. 21 hard, 11 clay courts • 8 lighted

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The Island Recreation Association maintains the Town of Hilton Head’s public tennis courts. Play is on a first-come, first-served basis. There is no fee. In the event that courts are being used for team play and/ or lessons, signs are posted directing players to other locations. Please call 843-681-7273 for more information. The locations of the courts: • Chaplin Community Park, Singleton Beach Road, 4 courts, lighted • Cordillo Courts, Cordillo Parkway, 4 courts, lighted • Fairfield Square, Adrianna Lane, 2 courts • Hilton Head High School, School Road, 6 courts • Hilton Head Middle School, Wilborn Rd, 4 courts

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With its natural beauty, white sandy beaches and warm weather, Hilton Head Island has earned a reputation as one of the most family-friendly vacation destinations in the world. At the top of your “must-visit” list climb to the crown of the iconic lighthouse in Harbour Town where visitors can learn about the island’s rich natural history and enjoy spectacular views of the green Harbour Town Golf Links, regal Harbour Town Yacht Basin and expansive Calibogue Sound. Or you can find everything you ever wanted to know about Hilton Head’s heritage and history at the interactive Coastal Discovery Museum located on the north end of the Island. Learn how Native Americans, the English, the Spanish, the French and the Gullah lived on the island before the land developers arrived. Take a walk on the boardwalks between the butterfly enclosures and tranquil marshes and learn about cast-netting and alligators—your kids will forget those online status updates and focus on nature. Or you could take a quick boat trip to Daufuskie Island to get a glimpse of what the Sea Islands were like before bridges and causeways led to land development. Many native residents of Daufuskie who have made their living oystering and fishing for decades are descendants of freed slaves. For active families, enjoy an eco-kayak trip or stand-up paddle board tour through salt marsh estuaries where you may see bald eagles, hawks and osprey. Other water activities such as dolphin sightseeing tours, sailing trips, parasailing, waterskiing and tubing are especially popular with the young and the old alike. Sport fishing, photographic cruises and catamaran cruises are also available. vacation guide

things to do If it gets too warm, you can head to the beach where it’s always breezy. A visit to Coligny Beach is an invitation to people-watching where the flip-flop tapping rhythm of steel drums and Jimmy Buffet songs set a festive mood. Add wide-open spaces and a flat beach terrain and you have the perfect spot to fly a kite. Be sure to visit Aerial Adventure Hilton Head where you can choose from 50 in-the-tree challenging activities on six self-guided, harnessed and helmeted courses ranging from easy to hard. They offer something for everyone whether you are a five-year-old child or an experienced Marine. Thrill seekers also will enjoy ZipLine Hilton Head, an eco-tourism attraction offering an adventuresome canopy tour. The island’s only zip line; ZipLine Hilton Head is one experience the entire family will be talking about for years to come. The two-hour tour takes visitors on an exciting canopy ride through the tops of sea pines and ancient Live Oaks while offering views of the water, marshes and boats of Broad Creek. Soar on eight zip lines inter-connected by platforms and trees. Professional ZipLine personnel attach the safety equipment so visitors can relax while flying through the trees and marveling at the natural beauty which makes Hilton Head so special. Ride a horse, or just pet one at Lawton Stables. Take an escorted Western-style trail ride through the beautiful forest preserve in the heart of Sea Pines Plantation. Trail rides are available to visitors

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things to do eight years and older. For the younger set, Lawton Stables offers pony rides around the corral. The horses and ponies at Lawton Stables are friendly and will stand at the fence to greet visitors. If you have carrots or apples, you can meet Harley, the Clydesdale at the Paddock for a snack. Be sure to visit Lawton Stables’ small animal farm which is free to Sea Pines visitors. Residents include llamas, goats, sheep, donkeys, pot-bellied pigs, chickens, rabbits and a pet deer named “Callie.” Deeper into Sea Pines Plantation stands the Liberty Tree in Harbour Town which provides shelter for an outdoor arena featuring the iconic, family-oriented singer and songwriter, Gregg Russell six nights a week throughout the summer season. Thousands of families enjoy Shelter Cove’s nightly Harbourfest where the popular singer, Shannon Tanner has entertained audiences for the past 25 years. People of all ages can enjoy the live entertainment, bouncy houses, food, arts and crafts, and Tuesday-evening fireworks. If you are still looking for things to do, the Island offers championship caliber golf, tennis, cycling and miniature golf. A children’s museum, video arcade, and several movie theaters are also available.

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daufuskie | bluffton

Daufuskie Island Located approximately one nautical mile, or a 30-minute boat ride from Hilton Head Daufuskie feels a world away. Accessible only by boat, there is no bridge to the Island. There are few cars, fewer restaurants, no supermarkets, and a lot of history and wildlife.

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Biked and beached enough? Need a break from the sun? Visit our neighbors next door in Bluffton and Daufuskie.

Artifacts suggest Native Americans inhabited the Island 10,000 years ago. They remained on Daufuskie until the 1800’s. The English arrived in South Carolina in the late 1600’s and began plantations to the Sea Island, including Daufuskie. By the time the Civil War broke out there were seven working cotton plantations on the Island. By the end of the War the Island was inhabited primarily by freed slaves who were from Western Africa, or “Gullahs”. The isolation of Daufuskie Island allowed the slaves to keep their native culture alive, and today the Island is one of the few places in the United States where the Gullah culture still exists. Today, Daufuskie Island is a mix of modern residential developments and native Islanders. Many roads are still dirt and many of the 300 full time residents use golf carts as their primary means of transportation. A day of exploring Daufuskie may include a visit to the two room school house Pat Conroy made famous in his memoir The Water is Wide, a visit to the Old African Church, a stop at an art gallery, a visit to a deserted beach, a taste of Daufuskie deviled crab, and so much more.

Bluffton Just over the bridge, Bluffton was originally settled in the early 1800’s as a summer refuge for Lowcountry plantation owners. The high bluffs of the May River provided protection from both the heat and the insects while the waterway offered easy access to and from Savannah and Charleston. The May River is a pristine waterway and a wonderful and picturesque place to kayak, sail, fish, or stand up paddleboard. You might find a sharks tooth in the banks of the May. Access the river via the Alljoy Boat Landing, located at the end of County Road 13. One of the most beautiful Plantation Homes from Planter’s era is open to visitors. Rose Hill Mansion was built in the gothic style and designed by the same architect that created Bluffton’s Church of the Cross on Calhoun Street. Originally built in the late 1850s, the Rose Hill Mansion is furnished with period furniture and memorabilia from original owner James Brown Kirk. Comprised of one-square mile, Old Town Bluffton is a fun and interesting area to shop and explore. Calhoun Street is the heart of Old Town and has shops, restaurants and galleries to discover. The Bluffton Farmer’s Market is where you can find beautiful produce and locally made baked goods and other treats every Thursday afternoon.

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Come see why Bluffton’s official slogan is the“Heart of the Lowcountry.”

If the ride over to Daufuskie weren’t enjoyable enough, passing beautiful homes, seeing smaller islands, watching the dolphins swimming along side the boat; then the experiences on Daufuskie Island will definitely make you glad you chose to make a trip to one of the most scenic and historical islands on the East Coast. There are buses to take you in comfort around the island, and golf carts to allow you to experience the island on your own. Maybe just enjoying the quiet breezes as you lounge outside at one of the picnic tables overlooking Calibogue Sound will be one of your lasting memories. Daufuskie Island is a beautiful location for a wedding, reunion, graduation party, family gathering or any fun occasion. Special discounted rates are available for groups. Consider spending the night in one of the comfortable air-conditioned Daufuskie Crab Cottages. “Rustic elegance” away from it all and an experience you’ll love sharing with your friends when you get back home.

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Things to Do at Pal Water Activities Founded in 1959, Palmetto Bay Marina is Hilton Head’s first marina. Its free-spirited Key West style, three restaurants with both indoor and outdoor dining, two outdoor bars, shops, and numerous water activities makes it a one of Hilton Head’s most popular destinations.

Captain Fishy’s Family Seafood Restaurant Not Fancy, Just Fabulous! But we’re not just for Seafood. We’re Hilton Head’s ONLY Vegan & Gluten-Free Restaurant!

Open Daily Year Around 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.

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From the Sea Pines Circle, take Palmetto Bay Road towards the Cross Island Parkway to the second traffic light (Arrow Road). Turn right onto Arrow Road, then take your first left (Helmsman Way). Continue along until the road ends at Palmetto Bay Marina. PALMETTO BAY MARINA SEA PALMETTO BAY ROAD (to Cross Island Parkway) PINES CIRCLE HELMSMAN WAY

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We have two separate kitchens: One dedicated to vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free menus, and one for standard selections featuring great seafood. Come and join the family fun, dining inside or out on our pet-friendly waterfront patio courtyard.

Free Parking • No Gate Fees (843) 785-7131 86 Helmsman Way, Hilton Head Island, SC

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Parasailing Banana Boat Rides USCG Licensed Captains

Out of This World Experiences! Fun For All Ages!

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Many locals and visitors agree that the single greatest attraction here is the water. The creeks, rivers, sounds, ocean, lagoons, ponds, salt marshes and wetlands provide a bounty of outdoor adventures for everyone of all ages. Some are content just to look at it-they relish the simple pleasure of knowing that it’s there. Others, however, enjoy getting out on the rivers, sea, sounds and tidal creeks that make this place what it is. If you belong to this second category, there are plenty of boating adventures to be had. Land a boat ride for a fun day of fishing with your family or friends. If you don’t have your own resources check in with a local outfitter for dolphin and nature boat cruises, fishing and sailboat charters, kayaking, sport crabbing and shrimping, parasailing, waterskiing, tubing, wakeboarding, kneeboarding, jet skiing, power boating and guided nature tours. Other popular wakesports are kneeboarding and tubing. Kayaking is an excellent way to explore the many small creeks that snake through the marsh, skirting uninhabited islands and leading you to hard-to-reach places that harbour the shyest of wildlife. There are a number of good kayak outfitters and guide services, while experienced kayakers can simply taker their boat to one of the many public landings and drift into the blue. We recommend launching at Shelter Cove Marina, located roughly in the middle of Broad Creek. Be

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water sure to go against the tide on your way out and use the tide on your way back. Your arms will thank you later. Bring your surfboard out to the beach and ride the natural rhythm of waves and tides. Or combine the pure horsepower of a powerboat and your surfing skills for a fun, exciting day of wakeboarding. Bring your skimboard to the beach to glide across the water’s surface. Use momentum to meet incoming waves, breaking waves, and then catch back into shore in a manner similar to surfing. Try the up and coming extreme water sport kiteboarding. Speed is just one of the thrills that attract people to kiteboarding, which is a hybrid of kiting, surfing and wakeboarding. Participants seem to just fly across the water while occasionally soaring out of the water for a jump or an impressive flip. The sport is not only fun to watch, but fun to do, and is becoming more and more popular on Hilton Head. With calm waves, favorable winds, no rocks and big sandy beaches, there is no better place to learn the sport.

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One of the most popular ways to get elevated around here is parasailing, allowing you the thrill of being up high, and the relaxation of sitting back, feeling the breeze and taking in the view. The parasailing experience is much more that just the time in the air. The boat ride itself can be an adventure. Spot egrets and dolphins as you drift through the open water. An excellent way to get out on the water, for those who don’t have their own boat, is to take a cruise. There are types of cruises for every taste: dolphin cruises, dinner cruises, booze cruises, singles cruises, benefit cruises, boat tours and multiday vacations along the Intracoastal Waterway. Drift past Bick Island’s Statue of Liberty, take the kids on a pirate adventure or book a trip to the historic Savannah riverfront. Most cruises are moderately priced. Enjoy the area’s unique natural beauty on a sailing adventure. Narrated, interactive sailing is offered on the Pau Hana Flying Circus, the island’s biggest catamaran sailboat. You can also set sail on the Carolina Moon, owned by Vagabond Cruises. Be sure to keep an eye out for the Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin.

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Discounts can not be combined, Kids Cruise Free valid with a full paying adult ticket on the Dolphin Cruise only. Not valid on Fireworks or Special Event Cruises, other restrictions may apply.

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of the biggest can be taken right out of the breaking waves.

Most of the lagoons on Hilton Head are brackish, meaning they are both fresh and salt water. Lagoons offer a unique fishing experience because of the variety of species you can hook. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t let the calm waters fool you; fish can grow to enormous sizes (red drum can weigh more than 50 pounds).

The best times to surf fish are early mornings and evenings, when the beach crowds have subsided and the fish are most active.

Offshore Fishing:

Other fish caught in the lagoons include tarpon, striped bass, black drum and the occasional blue fish. Live bait such as shrimp and finger mullet are your best bets, but they are usually hard to come by unless you catch your own or are fishing off of a private charter boat. Spinning and top water lures fished with a lightweight spin rod are another popular option. If you have a few hours to spend on the water, a charter boat will supply you with all the equipment, bait, and know-how needed to land a monster.

If you are feeling particularly adventurous, and willing to spend a majority of the day surrounded by water, offshore fishing can provide some real thrills. Party boats generally accommodate large numbers of passengers, but private charters are also available (at a higher cost). Half and full day trips are typical. These trips generally target fish that are specific to the season, and can include marlin, tuna and cobia. Most offer specialized shark fishing trips all year. Your vessel may travel many miles out to sea, so be sure to have your Dramamine on hand if you are prone to sea-sickness.

Surf Fishing:

Licenses and Regulations:

There are a lot of junk fish (skates, rays, small sharks) in the Carolina surf, which can be thrilling to catch, but frustrating for those in pursuit of game fish. Red drum, kingfish, and flounder are some of the more prized fish that can be caught. Squid strips, minnows and bunker chunks are the most common types of bait used in the surf. They can be purchased at any tackle shop along with 2- to 3-ounce sinkers to combat the rough water. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t feel like you have to cast halfway to the horizon to catch fish, some 28

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South Carolina law requires that all anglers over the age of 16 have a state fishing license to fish from the surf or water banks. A 14 day license is $5 for residents and $11 for non-residents. Commercial fishing boats provide all their passengers with licenses. Private plantations and resorts usually restrict fishing to owners and guests, and each is subject to its own set of rules. For more information, go online to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources homepage, www.dnr.sc.gov.

CAPTAIN MARK’S DEPARTING FROM SHELTER COVE HARBOUR Attention Families! Check our Prices OUR RATES ARE GREAT! PLEASE CALL! Infants to age two are free. All calm water • Reservations not necessary. • 1 hr. 45 minute narrated cruise features over 45 points of interest including: • Bottle-nosed dolphins • Long Cove Club • Salt Water Marshlands • Wexford Plantation • Cross Island Expressway • Spanish Wells • Tides • Spectacular Homes • Buck Island • Statue of Liberty • Harbour Town • Daufuskie Island • Wading Birds

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Daytime Dolphin Watch June 2 – August 23:

Mon – FRI At 12 p.M., 2:30 p.M. & 5 p.M sAt At 12 p.M.

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Mon – FRI At 11 A.M., 2:00 p.M sAt At 11 A.M.

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Go cRaBBinG on the cRaBBeR J ii They laughed when I said I was going with the kids to catch some crabs. They are not laughing anymore. What we did was make reservations on the sport crabbing boat Crabber J II which departs out of Shelter Cove Harbour. Once everyone was on board, the Crabby crew untied the lines and we motored out to the calm waters of Broad Creek. Along the way we saw two dolphins playing. We anchored in the shallow water right next to the salt marsh and everyone fished for blue crabs. It was a lot of fun. The crabby crew kept score and a girl from Cincinnati won the world famous Crabber J II T-shirt cause she caught the most crabs. Please call for current prices.

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All calm water. Convenient mid-island location. Just 10 minutes from anywhere. No security gate. No gate fee. Plenty of free parking. Stay all day. All trips weather permitting & subject to minimum number of passengers. All cruises depart from dock C, Shelter Cove Harbour. vacation guide 29 Purchase tickets on the dock at the boat.

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H 02:51 AM L 08:56 AM H 03:33 PM L 09:48 PM

H 03:43 AM L 09:53 AM H 04:25 PM L 10:48 PM

H 12:29 AM L 06:33 AM H 01:09 PM L 06:58 PM

H 04:38 AM H 05:35 AM L 12:43 AM L 10:51 AM L 11:49 AM H 06:33 AM H 05:21 PM H 06:17 PM L 12:45 PM L 11:47 PM H 07:13 PM

L 03:23 AM H 09:18 AM L 03:32 PM H 09:53 PM

L 04:14 AM H 10:13 AM L 04:25 PM H 10:47 PM

L 05:04 AM L 05:54 AM H 12:39 AM H 11:10 AM H 12:09 PM L 06:45 AM L 05:19 PM L 06:13 PM H 01:08 PM L 07:10 PM H 11:42 PM

L 04:48 AM H 11:04 AM L 05:05 PM H 11:12 PM

L 05:23 AM H 11:43 AM L 05:45 PM H 11:52 PM

H 03:24 AM H 04:18 AM H 05:11 AM L 12:08 AM L 09:32 AM L 10:28 AM L 11:21 AM H 06:04 AM H 03:55 PM H 04:48 PM H 05:40 PM L 12:11 PM L 10:18 PM L 11:16 PM H 06:30 PM

L 03:02 AM L 03:39 AM H 09:08 AM H 09:47 AM L 03:09 PM L 03:48 PM H 09:21 PM H 09:58 PM

L 04:14 AM H 10:26 AM L 04:27 PM H 10:35 PM

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L 12:52 AM H 06:50 AM L 01:08 PM H 07:29 PM

12 L 02:31 AM H 08:24 AM L 02:37 PM H 09:00 PM

H 02:30 AM L 08:34 AM H 03:01 PM L 09:15 PM

L 12:56 AM H 06:55 AM L 12:59 PM H 07:17 PM

L 01:41 AM H 07:42 AM L 01:44 PM H 08:01 PM

L 02:23 AM H 08:26 AM L 02:27 PM H 08:42 PM

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H 01:47 AM L 07:52 AM H 02:26 PM L 08:48 PM

H 02:45 AM L 08:55 AM H 03:27 PM L 09:54 PM

H 03:46 AM L 10:02 AM H 04:29 PM L 10:57 PM

L 01:45 AM H 07:47 AM L 02:05 PM H 08:22 PM

L 02:37 AM H 08:41 AM L 02:59 PM H 09:13 PM

L 03:27 AM H 09:33 AM L 03:51 PM H 10:04 PM

L 04:15 AM H 10:25 AM L 04:42 PM H 10:55 PM

H 01:23 AM L 07:26 AM H 02:02 PM L 08:12 PM

H 02:15 AM L 08:19 AM H 02:55 PM L 09:14 PM

L 05:02 AM L 05:50 AM H 11:17 AM H 12:11 PM L 05:32 PM L 06:23 PM H 11:47 PM

H 02:30 AM L 08:27 AM H 02:54 PM L 09:13 PM

H 03:23 AM L 09:26 AM H 03:47 PM L 10:12 PM

H 04:16 AM L 10:23 AM H 04:39 PM L 11:04 PM

H 05:09 AM H 05:59 AM L 11:16 AM L 12:05 PM H 05:29 PM H 06:18 PM L 11:51 PM

L 01:53 AM H 08:12 AM L 02:16 PM H 08:24 PM

L 02:31 AM H 08:50 AM L 02:58 PM H 09:01 PM

L 03:09 AM H 09:25 AM L 03:38 PM H 09:37 PM

L 03:46 AM H 09:59 AM L 04:18 PM H 10:13 PM

H 04:08 AM H 05:08 AM L 12:18 AM L 10:23 AM L 11:25 AM H 06:09 AM H 04:52 PM H 05:52 PM L 12:25 PM L 11:20 PM H 06:52 PM

L 03:01 AM H 09:00 AM L 03:16 PM H 09:34 PM

L 03:51 AM H 09:54 AM L 04:09 PM H 10:27 PM

L 04:40 AM L 05:29 AM H 12:15 AM H 10:49 AM H 11:45 AM L 06:18 AM L 05:02 PM L 05:54 PM H 12:42 PM H 11:20 PM L 06:48 PM

H 04:45 AM H 05:38 AM L 12:27 AM L 10:54 AM L 11:45 AM H 06:29 AM H 05:12 PM H 06:02 PM L 12:33 PM L 11:40 PM H 06:50 PM

L 01:10 AM H 07:16 AM L 01:18 PM H 07:34 PM

H 02:05 AM L 08:04 AM H 02:33 PM L 08:47 PM

H 02:59 AM L 09:01 AM H 03:27 PM L 09:49 PM

H 03:52 AM L 09:59 AM H 04:20 PM L 10:48 PM

L 01:14 AM H 07:08 AM L 01:24 PM H 07:48 PM

L 01:51 AM H 08:00 AM L 02:02 PM H 08:15 PM

L 02:29 AM H 08:41 AM L 02:43 PM H 08:54 PM

L 03:06 AM H 09:19 AM L 03:23 PM H 09:30 PM

L 03:42 AM H 09:55 AM L 04:02 PM H 10:05 PM

L 04:17 AM H 10:30 AM L 04:41 PM H 10:41 PM

H 01:10 AM L 07:10 AM H 01:39 PM L 07:46 PM

L 04:52 AM L 05:29 AM H 11:06 AM H 11:46 AM L 05:20 PM L 06:03 PM H 11:19 PM

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L 04:24 AM H 10:35 AM L 04:59 PM H 10:51 PM

Wed

H 01:36 AM L 07:31 AM H 02:01 PM L 08:13 PM L 01:14 AM H 07:31 AM L 01:34 PM H 07:45 PM

Sat

L 02:09 AM H 08:05 AM L 02:21 PM H 08:42 PM

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L 12:34 AM H 06:47 AM L 12:50 PM H 07:03 PM

H 03:10 AM L 09:20 AM H 03:52 PM L 10:18 PM

H 04:48 AM H 05:50 AM L 11:07 AM L 12:09 PM H 05:32 PM H 06:32 PM L 11:56 PM

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L 01:38 AM H 07:29 AM L 01:42 PM H 08:07 PM H 01:35 AM L 07:38 AM H 02:05 PM L 08:11 PM

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H 01:27 AM L 07:32 AM H 02:06 PM L 08:28 PM

H 05:35 AM L 12:29 AM L 11:55 AM H 06:34 AM H 06:13 PM L 12:54 PM H 07:09 PM

L 01:22 AM H 07:29 AM L 01:49 PM H 08:02 PM

L 02:13 AM H 08:21 AM L 02:42 PM H 08:51 PM

Thurs

H 02:28 AM L 08:37 AM H 03:09 PM L 09:33 PM

Fri

H 03:31 AM L 09:46 AM H 04:12 PM L 10:36 PM

Sat

H 04:33 AM L 10:53 AM H 05:13 PM L 11:34 PM

L 03:02 AM H 09:11 AM L 03:33 PM H 09:40 PM

L 03:49 AM H 10:00 AM L 04:22 PM H 10:28 PM

L 04:35 AM H 10:48 AM L 05:09 PM H 11:18 PM

L 05:21 AM H 12:10 AM H 11:39 AM L 06:07 AM L 05:55 PM H 12:31 PM L 06:43 PM

H 01:03 AM L 06:55 AM H 01:24 PM L 07:34 PM

H 01:57 AM L 07:48 AM H 02:17 PM L 08:29 PM

H 02:51 AM L 08:45 AM H 03:09 PM L 09:26 PM

H 03:43 AM L 09:44 AM H 04:00 PM L 10:19 PM

H 04:35 AM L 10:40 AM H 04:51 PM L 11:08 PM

L 01:16 AM H 07:41 AM L 01:49 PM H 07:53 PM

L 01:57 AM H 08:20 AM L 02:32 PM H 08:32 PM

L 02:38 AM H 08:57 AM L 03:15 PM H 09:10 PM

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H 05:25 AM H 06:14 AM L 12:35 AM L 11:31 AM L 12:19 PM H 06:59 AM H 05:40 PM H 06:27 PM L 01:05 PM L 11:52 PM H 07:11 PM

L 04:43 AM L 05:29 AM H 12:12 AM H 10:58 AM H 11:49 AM L 06:20 AM L 05:27 PM L 06:16 PM H 12:48 PM L 07:10 PM H 11:18 PM

H 01:13 AM L 07:18 AM H 01:51 PM L 08:09 PM

L 03:18 AM H 09:34 AM L 03:58 PM H 09:49 PM

H 02:16 AM L 08:23 AM H 02:53 PM L 09:13 PM

L 05:04 AM L 05:47 AM H 12:28 AM H 11:17 AM H 12:06 PM L 06:35 AM L 05:43 PM L 06:31 PM H 01:04 PM H 11:36 PM L 07:26 PM

L 04:00 AM H 10:13 AM L 04:41 PM H 10:31 PM

Tides shown are for Port Royal Plantation. Depending on your location on the Island, tidal times may vary. (Add approx. 20 minutes for Sea Pines and Skull Creek North.)

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OFFSHORE WRECK FISHING aboard hilton head’s largest party Fishing Boat

Fishing Fun For the entire Family! • Full Galley on Board • 2 Clean Restrooms • Shaded & Seated Fishing Areas • Enclosed Cabin • Sunbathing Available on Upper Deck

5 1/2

Hour Trip $68 Adult $58 Child

Located on Hilton Head Island at Shelter Cove Harbour 1 Shelter Cove Lane - Dock C

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During Memorial Day weekend in 1999, Stacy Benedik came to Hilton Head Island to visit family and found his way to three different golf courses. When he returned to Kansas City, Mo., he put in two months’ notice that he would be leaving his job, packed up the car and moved here. “That would have never happened without the golf here,” Benedik said. “It gave me an outlet. I immediately got a job working at the golf club at Haig Point and worked in the golf industry for five years before opening my own business.” But he never strayed too far from the course. Benedik plays golf every Saturday morning with a group of local residents, traveling to a different course each week. If there’s a course in the area he hasn’t played yet, he can’t think of it. “Every time I go somewhere else to visit and play a round of golf, I am always reminded of how lucky we are to have such great courses by great designers, and even the ‘bad’ conditions of our courses blows away the conditions that most people have to play in on a daily basis at public golf courses.” There are many reasons why Hilton Head Island is a popular tourist destination. The unmatched beauty, the 12 miles of pristine beaches, the endless recreational opportunities and the mild winters all play a part. There is also the golf.

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That’s no secret to the area’s many avid golfers. With more than 20 public courses and numerous other private tracks in the Hilton Head area - many of them championship quality layouts designed by the biggest names in golf course design, such as Pete Dye, Jack Nicklaus and Robert Trent Jones - it’s no wonder Hilton Head has earned the nickname of the “golf island.” Many of the area’s pristine communities boast at least one course within their gates, and several have two or more. And the island alone claims more than 350 tennis courts and boasts an extremely active USTA league that makes it easy for adults to play competitively against opponents of their skill level. Joe and Karen Ryan used to make the annual trek from New Jersey to Hilton Head Island for the Family Circle Cup tennis tournament. Finally, they decided they didn’t want to go back. Like many residents of Hilton Head and the surrounding area, the Ryans relocated to escape the rigors of living further north, trading their snow shovels for golf clubs and tennis racquets. Both Joe and Karen were avid tennis players and golfers when they moved down in December 1993, and the quality and quantity of golf courses and tennis courts made the locale especially attractive. The recreation opportunities aren’t limited to adults, either. One of the biggest reasons the Ryans moved to Hilton Head was to raise their children here, in large part because of the recreational resources in the area.

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“I don’t think they would have had the same opportunities to play,” Joe Ryan said. “Just the structures, and the leagues, and the really good players. It provided a great experience for them.”

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Public Courses

Country Club of Hilton Head 70 Skull Creek Drive, Hilton Head hiltonheadclub.com

Crescent Pointe Golf Club 1 Crescent Pointe, Bluffton crescentpointegolf.com

Eagle’s Point Golf Club 1 Eagle’s Pointe, Bluffton eaglespointegolf.com

Golden Bear at Indigo Run 100 Indigo Run Drive, Hilton Head www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/GoldenBear-Golf-Club-at-Indigo-Run

Hampton Hall

170 Hampton Hall Blvd., Bluffton hamptonhallsc.com

Harbour Town Golf Links 11 Lighthouse Lane, Hilton Head seapines.com

Heron Point By Pete Dye 100 N. Sea Pines Drive, Hilton Head seapines.com

Hilton Head Lakes 2005 Wiregrass Way, Hardeeville hiltonheadlakes.com

Island West Golf Club 40 Island West Drive, Bluffton islandwestgolf.net

Hilton Head National GC 60 Hilton Head National Dr., Bluffton golfhiltonheadnational.com 843-842-5900 Hall of famer, Gary Player, with over 200 golf designs in his international portfolio and former PGA Tour architectural consultant and winner of numerous golf design awards, Bobby Weed, have routed two nines that carry their distinctive design philosophies.

Old Carolina Golf Club (9 holes) 89 Old Carolina Road, Bluffton www.oldcarolinagc.com

Old South Golf Links 50 Buckingham Plantation Dr, Bluffton oldsouthgolf.com

Oyster Reef Golf Club 155 High Bluff Road, Hilton Head oysterreefgolfclub.com

Palmetto Dunes Arthur Hills Course 2 Leamington Lane, Hilton Head George Fazio Course 2 Carnoustie, Hilton Head Trent Jones Oceanfront Course

7 Trent Jones Lane, Hilton Head palmettodunes.com

Palmetto Hall Plantation 108 Fort Howell Drive, Hilton Head Arthur Hills Course Robert Cupp Course palmettohallgolf.com

Pinecrest Golf Club 1 Pinecrest Way, Bluffton pinecrestsc.com

Port Royal Golf Club 10 Clubhouse Drive, Hilton Head Planter’s Row Course Barony Course Robber’s Row Course portroyalgolfclub.com

Rose Hill Golf Club 4 Clubhouse Drive, Bluffton golfrosehill.com

Shipyard Golf Club 45 Shipyard Drive, Hilton Head Brigantine/Clipper Course Clipper/Galleon Course shipyardgolfclub.com

Sea Pines Ocean Course 100 N. Sea Pines Drive, Hilton Head seapines.com • 843-842-1477 vacation guide

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history Hilton Head Island has no connection to the popular hotel chain or the infamous Paris. The name actually comes from an English sea captain named William Hilton, who surveyed the coastal waters between present-day Savannah and Charleston. Mapmakers at the time named the area’s most prominent feature, “Hilton’s Headlands,” in his honor. The island has a very rich history beginning with the Native Americans who first visited our island. Native American 8000 B.C. - 1500 A.D. 8000 B.C. Native Americans visited this area seasonally for the next 7000 years. 1335 A.D. Green’s Shell Enclosure was built. (see page 13) European Explorers 1500 - 1700 1663 Capt. William Hilton sailed from Barbados. Hilton Head Island takes its name from a headland near the entrance to Port Royal Sound. 1698

John Bayley was given most of Hilton Head Island as a barony.

Plantation Era 1700 - 1860 1790 William Elliott II, of Myrtle Bank Plantation, grew the first successful crop of Sea Island, cotton in South Carolina on Hilton Head Island. 1860

There were more than 20 working plantations on the island.

The Civil War & Union Occupation 1860 - 1865 1861 Fort Walker (see image) was built on at the entrance to PortRoyal Sound in order to protect the port from Union attacksOn Nov. 7th, Union forces attacked Fort Walker and Fort Beauregardin the Battle of Port Royal. Nearly 13,000 Union troops flooded onto the island after the battle. 1862

Hilton Head’s population swelled to over 40,000, including Union troops, store-keepers, missionaries, prisoners of war, and slaves seeking refuge.

Reconstruction & Isolation 1870s - 1940s 1868 Large-scale military occupation of the island had ended. The island’s population dropped to only a few thousand. 1893

An enormous hurricane hit flooding parts of the island with its 12-foot surge. Many of Hilton Head structures were destroyed in this storm.

1940

The island’s population was approximately 1,100 most of whom were descendants from freedmen.

Modern Era 1950-2010 1950 Logging took place on 19,000 acres of the island. The first electricity was brought to the island by Palmetto Electric Cooperative. The island population was only 300 residents. 1956

James F. Byrnes Bridge was constructed. Charles E. Fraser, began developing Sea Pines Plantation.

1958

First lot in Sea Pines Plantation sold. Beachfront lots sold for $5,350.

1960

The island’s first golf course was built in Sea Pines Plantation.

1969

The first Heritage Golf Classic played at Sea Pine’s Harbour Town Links.

1982

A four-lane bridge was built. The island’s full-time population was 12,500. More than 500,000 visitors came to Hilton Head in 1982.

2010

Census population is 37,099. 2.5 million visitors come to the island. vacation guide

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wonders Sure, there’s plenty of golf around here, and everyone knows to stop at the Harbour Town lighthouse when in town. But if you venture off the marked trails every now and again, you’ll find that Hilton Head Island and the surrounding Lowcountry are filled with vast stores of hidden wonder, places and phenonema that don’t necessarily appear on all the tourist maps.

Turtle Power Loggerhead Sea Turtles nest on Hilton Head Island beaches between May and August when the massive female turtles come ashore at night to find prime pieces of oceanfront real estate. The females will dig a nest, deposit their eggs (an average of 120), shield them from hungry predators with sand and quickly (well, relatively quickly) make their way back to the sea. Two months later, tiny two-inch turtle babies sneak out of the nest and point themselves instinctively toward the brightest light they see: their ocean home where they’ll spend the next 25 or 30 years growing to massive adulthood. Such a delicate process, as you might guess, is susceptible to dangers both natural and manmade, and local groups like the Hilton Head Island Sea Turtle Protection Project managed by the Coastal Discovery Museum keep a close eye on the reptiles’ nests from May through October. During that time, residents know to keep their beachfront lights off after 10 p.m., pick up their trash and, most of all, leave nest sites alone. Dolphin Strand Feeding Dolphins: cute, playful, friendly and when hungry— organized. The animals are certainly plentiful in local waters, particularly the Calibogue Sound which is kind of like a dolphin social club. Much rarer is a coordinated hunting behavior called strand feeding, which is unique in the world. Here’s how it works: At low tide, small groups of bottlenose dolphins herd hundreds of fish toward a beach. Then, all at once, the dolphins will leap onto the bank to create a huge wall of water and energy, feast on the fish buffet and, when done, shimmy back into the water. This isn’t something you’ll see on your average twilight beach stroll; guides and locals can point you to the largely wild backwaters where it’s visible. Also, we should note that the phrase “leap” here indicates some sort of graceful natural phenomenon, but when this happens, it can be pretty startling.

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Sea Pines Preseve Photo: Arno Dimmling

Braddock Point Cemetery Tucked away in Sea Pines Plantation is a small piece of history that tells a larger story about Hilton Head. Braddock Point Cemetery is a resting place for native AfricanAmericans, some of whom are thought to be descended from slaves. The small graveyard is really off the beaten path nestled between condo high-rises on Spinnaker Court off Lighthouse Lane. The graveyard gets its name from Captain David Cutler Braddock who commanded a ship named the “Beaufort” in the mid-1700s. Braddock sailed the Carolina coast keeping his eyes on Spanish activities and hiding out in a small cove which is now Sea Pines. There are about 40 gravestones in the Braddock cemetery; the headstone, which appears to be hand-chiseled, belongs to Susan Williams who was born in 1861 and died in 1921. The cemetery is still in use; Robert E. Williams was buried there in 2008. Singing Sands If you listen carefully while walking on the dunes of Hilton Head, you may discover that the sand sometimes “sings,” or produces audible sound vibrations that can be compared to the strains of a chorus, or the playing of violins. The

idea is not a new one. Thoreau encountered singing sands while walking on an Atlantic Ocean beach; he noted that it sounded like rubbing a finger over wet glass. Charles Darwin was the first scientist to discuss the phenomenon. In his “A Naturalist’s Voyage Around the World,” he wrote: “Leaving Socego, we retraced our steps. Each time the horse put its foot on the sand, a chirping noise resulted.” The “singing” may be the consequence of billions of minute crystals rolled against each other by the wind. Or, since the sounds are sometimes more pronounced after sundown, it could be that the cooling of the sand at night creates shifts and settling in the dunes. In any event, the next time you go for a walk, keep your ears tuned for a secret island song. Mitchelville Hilton Head Island is packed with history that most tourists and even locals know little about. Mitchelville is a beautiful historical landmark. Formerly known as Drayton Plantation, Mitchelville came about with the aid of Union General Ormsby Mitchel after he helped a group of escaped slaves create their own town. vacation guide

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Photo: Courtesy of the Mitchelville Preservation Project

Mitchelville was self-governing, with neatly arranged streets, one-quarter-acre lots, elected officials (some appointed by the Union military), a church, various laws addressing such issues as community behavior and sanitation, taxes were collected, and a compulsory education law for children between the ages of six and fifteen was enforced—most likely the first such law in the South. The residents named the town “Mitchelville” in honor of General Mitchel. Today local descendants of Mitchelville work to preserve and educate others about the historic landmark. Be sure to visit the Mitchelville Freedom Park located on Beach City Road. For more information on the Mitchelville Preservation Project visit online at www.mitchelvillepreservationproject.com.

spot. The Preserve offers bike rides through history along antebellum rice dikes that harken back to Sea Pines’ days as a rice plantation. There’s fishing in Lake Mary, a 30-acre marvel and the largest freshwater lake on the island. There’s also bird watching and picnicking.

‘The Blank Spot on the Map’ When Charles Fraser first laid the foundation for what became Sea Pines, he did so with the philosophy that the natural state of the island would always come first. The homes and facilities of the resort, he believed, shouldn’t encroach on the marshes and forests that blanketed the island; they should co-exist with them.

These rings come from nomadic Indian tribes and are an impressive 4,000 years old. The shallow basin is encompassed by a small wall, southern magnolia trees and timbering live oaks. In the nearly perfect circle numerous amounts of oysters, clams, turtle, fish and other shell bones rest. These elements were simply collected by the inhabitants from salt marshes or hunted with spears.

As if to drive the point home inside the resort lies the Sea Pines Forest Preserve, 605 acres of space where Fraser’s philosophy reaches its zenith and nature remains as unspoiled as it was when he developed the surrounding land. “It’s the blank spot of the map; you can see it in satellite photos. It stands out from thousands of feet above,” said David Henderson, wildlife biologist for Community Services Associates. But there’s plenty to explore in that blank

An archeologist from the University of South Carolina unearthed the area about 40 years ago and was able to reveal that the ring was built by Ancient Indians over 300 year period about 4,000 years ago. There were no signs that anyone lived in the ring, it was most likely used as a ceremonial ring or community grounds. The reason why the Shell Ring People vacated this place remains a mystery.

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Note: there is a $5 pass fee to enter Sea Pines Plantation.

Sea Pines Shell Ring Not only is the Sea Pines Forest Preserve a wonder itself, it holds our seventh, and final, wonder of Hilton Head, the Sea Pines Shell Ring. As you amble through the Sea Pines Forest Preserve and across the boardwalks you’ll stumble upon the shell rings, sometimes called “Indian Shell Ring.”

Note: there is a $5 pass fee to enter Sea Pines Plantation.

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Sophisticated and Beachy: South End The South End of the Island is the heart of the vacation area. The very first shopping center on the Island and a perennial favorite is Coligny Plaza at the intersection of Pope Avenue and North Forest Beach. Considered Hilton Head’s “downtown” there are over 60 stores, 15 restaurants and an unique movie theatre. Coligny Plaza is across the street from Coligny Beach and within walking distance of many hotels and villas.

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For many years, locals have made Coligny their go-to place for finding whatever “IT” is. Millions of visitors make Coligny part of their family tradition of enjoying all the Island has to offer. With over 60 shops and restaurants, there is truly something for everyone! Shop specialty stores, enjoy entertainment by local talents, then have a bite to eat at one of our tempting restaurants.

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MONDAYS: Monday Night Magic with Gary Maurer TUESDAYS: Pachanga Band | WEDNESDAYS: Dance Night THURSDAYS: The Steppin Stones | FRIDAYS: Luke Mitchell SATURDAYS: Local Visitors Live Music SUNDAYS: Taylor Kent Live Music

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Sea Pines is home to three major and very different shopping areas. Harbour Town Shops form a semi-circle around the picturesque Harbour Town boat basin. The Shops at Sea Pines Center include several restaurants and exclusive- toHilton Head shops and services. South Beach Marina Village is located at the southern tip of Hilton Head Island and has a quaint New England feel to it. The Village at Wexford boasts 30 retail shops, restaurants, and services. One distinctive Hilton Head boutique at the Village at Wexford is Gifted Hilton Head. Gifted Hilton Head has been voted Best Gift Shop 2012 and 2013 and has a terrific selection of Spartina 449, Alex & Ani, Vera Bradley, local Low Country Linens, custom coastal items, delightful baby gifts, and so much more. Super friendly service, and gorgeous free gift wrap make this a one stop shop for all your gift needs.

The Eclectic: Mid-Island Moving north to Mid-Island takes you to the Shelter Cove area, including the Shoppes at Shelter Cove Harbour where you can rent a banana boat, enjoy a waterside meal, visit an art gallery, shop in one of the exclusive shops, and more. The Plaza at Shelter Cove is home to Island favorite restaurants, shops, services, and this spring, a Whole Foods supermarket. The former Mall at Shelter Cove has transformed into Shelter Cove Towne Center which features an 80,000 square foot Kroger grocery store and a Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt. These are just two stores of what will be 290,000 square feet of retail space, 210 luxury apartments, and a five acre park.

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Vietri’s Incanto Mare turtle plates and bowls are perfect on any table or at a seaside picnic. Handmade of terra marrone in Veneto. Microwave, oven, freezer and dishwasher safe. Visit LeCookery to see Vietri’s wide assortment of patterns.

Pineland Station is the mid-island shopping center with the duck pond in the center. Located at the intersection of William Hilton Parkway and Mathews Drive Pineland Station includes restaurants, shops, and services.

The Classics: North End Main Street Village is located at the North End of the Island. Each building has a different style and this very walkable area is reminiscent of Main Street in a small town. Here you can find great restaurants, handmade crafts, gift items, salon services, and more.

Off Island Off Island, or the mainland, is where Tanger Outlets 1 and 2 are located. The original Tanger 1 was demolished and rebuilt as a LEED Certified Center and re-opened in the spring of 2011. Looking for something very unique? Head to Old Town Bluffton. Comprised of one-square mile, Old Town Bluffton includes Calhoun Street, which runs from scenic Highway 46 to the May River, and the newly built but looks old Promenade. This is a fun and interesting area to shop. Calhoun Street is home to the Bluffton Farmer’s Market, where you can find beautiful produce and locally made baked goods and other treats every Thursday afternoon. There are so many extraordinary shops in the Hilton Head area. Spend some time exploring, you will find something special to always remind you of your Hilton Head vacation. vacation guide

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If you’re in the mood for classical, attend a concert by the Hilton Head Philharmonic Orchestra. With an ensemble numbering more than 70 professional musicians, the Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra is now in its 33rd season. Check out their calendar on www.hhso.org and save the date for one of their incredible concerts. Another jewel in the crown of Hilton Head Island’s music offerings is the 100-voices-strong Hilton Head Choral Society and a well-attended International Piano Competition that draws some of the world’s finest young players. The Hilton Head Dance Theater further bolsters Hilton Head’s cultural credibility along with the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina and the Main Street Youth Theatre. The Hilton Head Dance Theatre is a non-profit entity that performs beloved classics, such as The Nutcracker, Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, Coppelia and Don Quixote as well as original works. For talented young people to hone their skills in all aspects of stagecraft there’s the Main Street Youth Theatre. The Main Street Youth Theatre incorporates non-equity actors aged five to 82 for its productions. The Arts Center of Coastal Carolina offers musicals, comedies and dramas. The center also hosts performers, musicians, vocalists, artists, puppeteers and more. Along with 349-seat theater, the center is a gallery for the visual arts. Sharing space with Arts Center, The Art League of Hilton Head is in it’s 43rd year and displays all manner of paintings, jewelry and art works on a rotating basis. The gallery rightfully boasts its reputation as one of the largest and most inclusive art organizations in our area. With 500 members and its access to exhibit space at the Walter Greer gallery in Shelter 42

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S M A E R D F O C I S MU AND DRAMA BERNSTEIN AND SHOSTAKOVICH Sun., Oct. 12, 2014 • 4pm & Mon., Oct. 13, 2014 • 8pm FATE AND VICTORY: BEETHOVEN’S FIFTH Sun., Nov. 16, 2014 • 4pm & Mon., Nov. 17, 2014 • 8pm HOLIDAY POPS! Mon., December 1, 2014 • 4pm & 8pm

Sail Around: Wayne Trapp, Artist 2011 A gift from the Public Art Fund of the Communtiy Foundation of the Lowcountry to the Town of Hilton Head Island. June 2014

Cove, the Art League offers four outstanding exhibits each year. There’s a growing roster of smaller galleries scattered about the island, too. A more recent group on the art scene is the Artists of Sea Pines with 55 members who paint outdoors then exhibit their work at the CSA Gallery. Ten percent of monies received for their work are donated to the Sea Pines Forest Preserve.

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renewal Hilton Head Island has evolved into a premier spa destination. The region features a diverse mix of treatments and wellness services virtually unheard of outside major metropolitan areas. Many perceive a spa as “a place to get fluffed and buffed,” implying that spas are purely meant for superficial grooming benefits. Sure, there are definite beautification benefits, but the reality is that there are a lot of mental and physical benefits that you can reap from a trip to the spa. Here are some of the reasons you should check out one of the splendid spas of Hilton Head:

Stress Management and Relaxation: Every type of treatment or service, including massage and body work, can help you relax and decompress. Further, you don’t need to actually buy a treatment to see the benefits. Just sitting in a jacuzzi, steam shower or sauna, amenities a lot of spas, wellness and fitness centers offer, can help you to relieve stress

Detox: Many types of services promote detoxification, which eliminates toxins and excess fluids that can contribute to loss of energy, constipation, bloating and water retention.

Improved Circulation and Blood Pressure: Many services, such as heat therapy, hydrotherapy, massage and body treatments, help to improve circulation and reduce blood pressure.

Anti-Aging and Healthy Skin: Taking care of your body, mind and skin helps to ward off the aging process. Treatments, such as facials and other skin care services, as well as body treatments, target skin problems to keep you looking your best.

Pain Management: Many types of services can help alleviate pain. Further, some treatments are known to help relieve symptoms of arthritis, fibromyalgia and nerve problems. 44

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Increased Self Esteem and Confidence: Taking time to pamper yourself and to take care of your body and mind can significantly improve your body image, increase your body awareness, and improve your self esteem.

Psychological Benefits: Being touched therapeutically through massage and other types of services provides many emotional and psychological benefits.

Improved Sleep Patterns: Through the relaxation process, people find that they are able to sleep better at night. Further, some spas offer Sleep Therapy programs for those who have serious sleep disorders.

Improved Breathing: Sauna and other heat related therapies, as well as massage, can help to improve your breathing. Further, spas that offer movement classes, such as yoga or pilates, can also help you strengthen your respiratory system.

Improved Flexibility, Range of Motion and Athletic Performance: Massage, Heat Therapy and hydrotherapy help to improve your joints and increase your range of motion. Further, yoga and pilates help to increase your flexibility.

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Escape from the hustle and bustle with a facial or relaxing massage at LeSpa, located inside the Sea Pines Resort. LeSpa has been providing clients with updated looks and new attitudes since 1993 and offers advanced skin care and anti-aging treatments. LeSpa also offers hair and nail services to make you as beautiful on the outside as you are on the inside. Come Escape, Relax and Refresh at LeSpa.

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71 Lighthouse Rd #613 (Sea Pines Center) (843)363-6000 www.lespahiltonhead.com

Two locations: 1032 William Hilton Parkway, South end; 55 Matthews Dr., North end; 843-247-4549 or www.jivayogacenter.com. Inspire and empower yourself on your journey to wholeness in health and well-being through the practice of yoga. Whether you are a beginner or are more experienced, you will find your place at Jiva Yoga Center. Our instructors are passionate, professional and skillfully trained in multiple forms of yoga. Classes are offered seven days a week at two locations. vinyasa flow, yin yoga, gentle yoga classes are available. Jiva also offers private sessions, yoga on the beach, standup paddle board yoga, Barre, workshops and training. Therapeutic massage, skin care and acupuncture are available by appt. Retail boutique featuring lululemon, stand up paddle board sales, and all of the accessories needed to get you on your mat or on the water. vacation guide

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stay From intimate boutique inns to sprawling timeshare resorts, oceanfront rental homes and four and five-star hotels, accommodations on Hilton Head Island have enough variety to please every travel style and budget.

Other major oceanfront resorts have recently completed extensive renovations, including the Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Hotel’s $17 million renovation adding a third pool and renovations to all 323 guest rooms.

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The Beach House completed a $5 million renovation of its 202 guest rooms and public spaces. The Hilton Head Marriott Resort and Spa underwent a renovation as well. Others resorts have plans to begin renovations in the near future.

A number of Hilton Head hotels have just undergone major renovations, refreshing the look and feel of the popular resorts. The Sonesta underwent a $30 million renovation resulting in an expanded pool deck and terrace surrounding a lagoon-style pool (see left), a shade pool as well as new cabanas, outdoor beds and umbrellas. All 340 rooms and suites were overhauled with bathroom improvements, new floors and beds. The hotel also offers a junior ballroom, technology lounge, and full-service spa. The Westin Resort and Spa also underwent a $30 million renovation with an improved pool, deck and fitness studio. Room improvements include adding Westin Heavenly Beds, new headboards with LED reading lights, a soaking tub for the bathrooms, ergonomically designed chair and desk, and an iPod docking station.

Rent a Home Several rental companies on the island specialize in helping you find the perfect vacation home, whether it is a cozy villa for one or two persons or a seven-bedroom spacious home for a family. In fact, it’s very common for families to use rental homes on Hilton Head Island as the perfect place for a family reunion where they enjoy the extra space, kitchen facilities and a personal pool. Hilton Head rental homes can offer an oceanfront view, pet-friendly accommodations or condos and villas with golf course views. No matter your preference—hotel or rental home—there is something for everyone.

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“Selling Real Estate from Sound to Sea!”

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Many extraordinary factors inspire people to call Hilton Head Island their first or second home—beautiful blue skies and warm winters, outdoor sports and activities, culture, awardwinning schools, family, and business opportunities to name a few.

Golf Many of the area’s pristine communities boast at least one golf course within their gates and several have two or more. Golf Digest and GOLF magazine consistently rate Hilton Head’s courses among the best in the country.

Nature The low-hanging Live Oaks, dense sea pines and expansive beaches show-off the natural beauty of Hilton Head Island, but they’re not the only outdoor wonders in the area. Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuges is the perfect place to explore if you’re looking for a wide variety of birds and other wildlife. Located between the northern shore of the island and the mainland, Pinckney Island has 14 miles of walking trails.

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The community preserves the natural beauty of Hilton Head with help from the island’s Design Review Board. The design guide stipulates which natural materials, native plants and other design elements can be used in development. Commercial signs and their associated buildings are meant to blend in with nature. Neon flashing lights and twenty-foot tall signs won’t be found of Hilton Head Island.

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Restaurants With more than 300 restaurants in the area, foodies have plenty to choose from. Ranging from local favorites to national restaurant chains, there’s a little bit of everything for everyone.

Volunteering Hilton Head is a small community which gives you the opportunity to play a key role in the charitable organization of your choice. Whether you want to make Hilton Head a greener place, fight poverty, learn about world affairs, expand the arts or tend rescued animals, there is something for you.

Learning For the little ones, Hilton Head School district offers award-winning schools, IB programs, Chinese and Spanish immersion, arts-centered learning and more. And just because you’ve been out of school for awhile doesn’t mean you have to stop learning; Osher Lifelong Learning Institute provides quality, intellectual, not-for-credit classes and programs specifically developed for adults who are age 50 and older.

Medical professionals “Excellent health care is a key determinant of where people decide to visit or retire,” said Mark O’Neil Jr., president and CEO of Hilton Head Regional Healthcare. “Because Hilton Head Island is a world-class destination, Hilton Head Hospital has been successful in attracting great physicians and nurses. It makes extraordinary care possible, right here at home.” No matter the reason you choose to make Hilton Head home, we are happy to welcome you to our community.

My goal is to meet your real estate goals! Allow my high standards, integrity, dynamic community involvement, finance background, passion to help, and discretion in dealings high-profile clients worldwide, all combine to provide you with the best possible resource in the search for your Hilton Head Island dream home.

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leave happy For all of you who chose Hilton Head as your vacation destination, our beach community comes alive with endless recreation, leisure activities and culinary events throughout the year. The Lowcountry is home to more than two hundred great restaurants, ranging from secret hideaways to delightful full-service, high-end hotspots and farm to table restaurants. Chefs from all corners of the world have brought the best American, Southern, Seafood, French, German, Italian, Mediterranean, Greek, Lebanese, Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Mexican and Southwestern cuisine right here to our paradise. Use the grid on pages 54-59 as your overview and navigation tool. Restaurants are listed alphabetically with their phone number and the type of cuisine they specialize in. This can also be used as a quick reference guide to see who is open for breakfast, lunch or dinner along with several specialty categories such as outdoor dining, childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s menu, take-out, late night, dog friendly places and more.

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An Experience to Savor Appetizers, entrées and tempting deserts delightfully paired with local soul food. Live entertainment 7 Days a Week featuring local and regional artists in Blues, Jazz and more. Reservations are highly recommended. Like us on Facebook

Ruby’S FAvoRitES WINGS 10 Wings $11.95 20 Wings $19.95

Choose Flavor: Ranch, Parmesan, Honey Mustard, Lemon Pepper, Ruby, Spicy Ruby, Fried, Mild, Medium or Hot

Crab Balls (4). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.95 3 Piece Fried Chicken Plate / 2 sides . . $14.95 Ruby’s Platter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14.95 4 Crab Balls, 5 Wings and Fried Okra

Low-Country Boil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.95 Shrimp and Grits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.95 Prices are subject to change There is a $6 per person music charge for live entertainment added to the bill. Ask about our Catering your special events or holidays. 46 Old Wild Horse Road, Hilton Head Island, SC

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Appetizers Calamari 6.95 Crabcake 5.95 Scallops 9.95 Shrimp 6.95 Gator 7.95 Oysters 7.95 Popcorn Scallops 6.95 Popcorn Shrimp 5.95 Fried Clams 5.95

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Grilled or Blackened Scallops 14.95 “One of South Carolina’s Best Seafood Tuna Chunks 16.95 Spots” Southern living Magazine, Shrimp 12.95 September 2012

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Grilled, Fried or Blackened • Choice of Two Sides and Hush Puppies Lunch Dinner Shack Attack Combo14.95 16.95 Crabcake, Fish, Shrimp, Scallops, & Oysters Crabcakes 11.75 11.75 Calamari & Salsa 9.50 10.50 Shrimp 11.95 12.95 Popcorn Shrimp 9.50 10.50 Scallops 14.50 15.50 Fish and Chips 10.50 10.50 Catfish 10.95 12.95 Oysters 12.50 13.50 Popcorn Scallops 10.50 10.50 Peel & Eat Shrimp 1/2 lb. 10.50 1 lb. 13.95

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SERVING DINNER "Voted Best Seafood Dive" Coastal living Magazine, June 2011 MONDAY - SATURDAY Sandwiches Fried, Grilled or Blackened on Kaiser Roll • Choice of Two Sides and Hush Puppies Crabcake 9.95 Flounder 9.95 Grouper 10.95 Catfish 9.95 Shrimp burger 10.50

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Grilled or Fried • Choice of Two Sides and Hush Puppies Clam 8.95 Oyster 11.50 Shrimp 11.50 Scallop 13.50

Burgers Grilled on a Kaiser Roll • Choice of Two Sides and Hush Puppies 8 Ounce All Beef Hamburger 7.95 Shrimp Burger 10.50 Chicken Fillet 7.95

For the Guppies Choice of Two Sides and Hush Puppies Chick Bits Chicken Fingers 5.50 Cheeseburger 4.75 Fish Nuggets 5.50 Popcorn Shrimp 6.25 Clams 6.25 Fish Sandwich 5.75

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Includes Choice of Two Sides Lunch Dinner Tilapia 9.95 11.95 Mahi 11.95 13.95 Tuna 16.95 16.95 Flounder 10.95 12.95 Salmon 11.95 13.95 Grouper 13.95 15.95 Jerk Grouper 13.95 15.95 Snapper 13.95 15.95 Sword 11.95 13.95 Salmon & Crabcakes 14.95 16.95 Buffalo Shrimp PoBoy 11.50 11.50 Buffalo Gator PoBoy 13.50 13.50 Gator Nuggets 14.95 14.95 Fried Soft Shell Crab 16.95 16.95 Popcorn Scallops 10.50 10.50 Frog Legs 9.50 9.50 Conch Fritters 9.50 9.50 Shrimp Croquettes 10.50 10.50 Based on Availability. PRICES VARY Prepared Grilled, Fried or Blackened.

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Prepare your senses for flavors that reach into the heart of Mexico. Holy Tequila offers a harmonizing blend of Mexican street food with new American flavors. Its eclectic and inviting space features an open kitchen, an indoor/outdoor open air seating area, a dynamic bar, and a tequila tasting room. The menu features a wide variety of specialty gourmet tacos, quesadillas, salads and smalls plates, all priced under $11, and a fully stocked bar featuring handcrafted cocktails and over 40 premium tequilas. They are open seven days a week, serving lunch and dinner from 12pm to 11pm., and feature live music on the weekends from 9pm-12am. Takeout and kids menu available. Call 843-681-TACO (8226) or check out the menu online at Facebook.com/HolyTequila!

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Restaurant, Bar & Retail Wine Shop Serving innovative cuisine with an upbeat flair. Redfish wine cellar boasts 1,000 bottles from around the world to compliment your meal. Open for Lunch Mon. thru Sat. & Dinner seven days a week Corner of Archer & Palmetto Bay Road

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Sea Grass Grille 785-9990 Seafood/American Sea Shack 785-2464 Seafood Skillets 785-3131 Seafood/American Skull Creek Boathouse 681-3663 Seafood Smokehouse 842-4227 Steaks/Ribs/BBQ Southern Coney 689-2447 Amer./Breakfast Stack’s Pancakes & More 341-3347 Breakfast/Amer. Stellini 785-7006 Italian Street Meet 842-2570 American Subway - Coligny 785-6500 American Subway - Mid-Island 686-3466 American Subway - North 342-3610 American Subway - South 785-7800 American Truffles - Pope Avenue 785-3663 American Truffles - Sea Pines 671-6136 American Up the Creek Pub & Grill 681-3625 American Urban Vegan 671-3474 Seafood WiseGuys 842-8866 American/Steaks Wreck of the Salty Dog, The 671-7327 Seafood/American Yummy House 681-5888 Chinese/Japanese

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Kenny B’s 54 Kurama 57 Land’s End Tavern 58 Le Spa 116 Live Oak 15 Marley’s Island Grille 62 Mellow Mushroom 63 Michael Anthony’s 64 New York City Pizza 66 Ombra 110 One Hot Mama’s 69 Palmetto Bay Sunrise Cafe 71 Philly’s Cafe & Deli 75 Pino Gelato 76 Red Fish 79 Reilley’s Grill & Bar 80 Sage Room 84 Salty Dog 85 Sea Shack 90 Skillets Grill & Cafe 91 Smokehouse 93 Southern Coney 94 Stellini Italian Restaurant 96 Subway 98 Taste 77 Topside Waterfront 101 Truffles Cafe 103 Urban Vegan 129 Wreck of the Salty Dog 108

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KINGFISHER

Seafood, Pasta & Steak

Why just make a meal of it when you can

MAKE A NIGHT OF IT? Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s casual waterfront dining at its freshest and most delicious, on beautiful Shelter Cove Harbour. Easy to get to and parking is free.

Voted one of the Islandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Best for 21 years serving local seafood, steaks and pasta 15 entrees and early bird specials under $15 All-you-can-eat pasta, $11.99 (adults), $6.99 (kids) 3 pastas, 6 sauces and bottomless salad

Happy hour in our bar and on the deck, 5-8 pm $4 well, $3 wine, $2.50 Kingfisher draft

Live music while you eat (and dancing)

Acoustic Wednesdays, soft rock Thursdays, Jazz Fridays

Hilton Head Comedy Magic Cabaret in our upstairs venue

Call 843.785.4442 for info on our dinner-show specials

Visit kingfisherseafood.com for coupons, directions, entertainment and menu. RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED. Call 843.785.4442. Free parking in our private lot. Conveniently located mid-Island at 18 Harbourside Lane, Shelter Cove Harbour. Prices subject to change. Please check online for latest prices and entertainment updates.

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