Hilton Head Area Information - Resources

Why People Come To Hilton Head Island?

Golf – 23 courses

Tennis – hundreds of courts

Shopping – diverse and extensive

Dining – some of the finest in the South

Coating – lots of water and good fishing

Climate – semi-tropical

Beach – 12 miles long, pristine and wide

Natural Beauty and Wildlife – preservation of the “natural feel, teeming with wildlife, a nature lover’s haven

Preservation of the beach, surrounding waters and the natural feel is paramount for our continued success
 

Watch Hilton Head Island Community Videos

»  Hilton Head Island Chamber of Commerce

»  Town of Hilton Head, SC - Municipal Web Site

»  Hilton Head Island, SC Area Information

»  Hilton Head Island Golfer's Guide

»  Palmetto Dunes - Hilton Head Island's finest ocean golf

»  MCI Heritage Golf Tournament, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

»  Home Builder Association of Hilton Head Island

»  The Island Packet - Hilton Head Daily News

»  Kayaking the Waterways of Hilton Head Island

»  Golfing News and Scores

»  Forsythe Jewelers Jewelry And Gifts, Hilton Head Island

»  AirPro Cooling & Heating Hilton Head Island

»  Dunes Marketing Group - Real Estate Specialists, Hilton Head Island, SC

»  Shore Beach Service,  Hilton Head Island Beach Patrol

Schools in the Lowcountry - Hilton Head Island, Bluffton, Beaufort:

»  St. Francis Catholic School

»  Sea Pines Montessori Academy, Hilton Head

»  Hilton Head Preparatory School

»  Hilton Head Christian Academy

»  Hilton Head High School

»  University of South Carolina, Beaufort

»  Beaufort County School District

Real Estate And South Carolina Resources

»  Real Estate Cyberspace Society

»  More Useful Resources

What Makes Hilton Head Island Special?

Our population is diverse, vibrant and viable

70% of the population is under 60 years of age

The largest segment of our population (18.2%) is under 18 years of age

The median age is 35.4 years

There are more than 39,000 residents

Hilton Head Island is much more than a “retirement community”

We are not a typical Southern town. The resident population is comprised primarily of folks who came from somewhere east of the Mississippi River.

Hilton Head Plantations

» Palmetto Dunes Plantation

» Shipyard Plantation

» Sea Pines Plantation

» Wexford Plantation

» Long Cove Plantation

» Port Royal Plantation

» Indigo Run Plantation

» Spanish Wells Plantation

» Palmetto Hall Plantation

» Hilton Head Plantation

» Windmill Harbour

» Off Island Plantations