A Landmark Setting Among Hilton Head South Carolina Resorts. Spend your South Carolina resort vacation at The Sea Pines Resort, which - in many ways -preserves the character of the surrounding island. Since its discovery, Hilton Head Island has stood apart due to more than geography. Its climate is more inviting, character more endearing, and collection of white sandy beaches more stunning than anywhere else on the Atlantic coast. The downfalls of most beach towns are surprisingly absent here. The signs are wood, not neon. The streets are calm, not crowded. And the shadows cast across the shops, restaurants, and other establishments here are shaped like oaks, pines, and magnolias, not billboards. Still, even with its low-key demeanor, visitors here never find themselves lacking for things to do. Concerts, plays, museums, and art exhibitions are among the unexpected delights you'll discover alongside the beaches, parks, golf courses, and natural areas we're known for. Explore the distinctive neighborhoods that comprise this renowned South Carolina beach resort, including:

	Oceanside, located on the southeastern shores of Hilton Head Island, encompassing more than five miles of Atlantic-coast beach. Spend the day watching the seagulls and fishing boats off in the distance, or enjoy a leisurely bike ride or a stroll down the beach. Parking is available at the Sea Pines Beach Club.
	Harbour Town, centered around the yacht basin, featuring over 20 independently owned and operated boutique-clothing shops, gift and craft galleries, jewelry stores, independent art galleries, and beach- and tourist-oriented T-shirt and souvenir shops. Dine and shop to your heart's content, or enjoy a variety of offshore excursions and watersport rentals.
	South Beach, a seaside, New-England-style marina and shopping pier, providing the ideal location for afternoon dining and leisurely browsing. Here, you'll also find a variety of boating rentals and cruises - specially designed for fishing, sailing, dolphin watching, and kayaking.
	Plantation, the heartland of Sea Pines, marked by trees laced with Spanish moss, which embellish its landscape of bike paths, horse trails, and a 605-acre forest preserve - consisting of tranquil lagoons, salt marshes, winding tidal creeks, and wildflower meadows. This area is also home to Stoney-Baynard Ruins, an 18th-century plantation house; Lawton Stables; and boat, hayride, and walking tours.

Setting New Standards Of Service At Our South Carolina Beach Resort. Year after year, decade after decade, those who have experienced the unequalled joy of this unique South Carolina beach resort come back for more. They bring with them friends, family, and - through word of mouth - newcomers eager to see and do everything they've heard so much about. Once here, they explore every inch of Hilton Head Island. They play on every course and court. They walk along every shore and trail. They feast at every meal, experience attentive service at every turn, and gaze in amazement at the breathtaking scenery laid out before them day after day. Then, they leave. They reminisce, reflect, and relive every moment. They share the experiences with friends and family. And just like that, the cycle begins anew. Experience this timeless destination for yourself.
 

A New Legend Among Hilton Head Island Golf Courses. After a multi-million dollar reconstruction project, The Sea Pines Resort is pleased to announce Heron Point by Pete Dye. Designed by legendary course architect Pete Dye, Heron Point is nothing short of a modern masterpiece. Fairways have been reshaped into dramatic angles and shifting elevations, while surfaces are a mix of sand, mulch, limestone, and different grasses that offer a kaleidoscope of appealing color changes. As the second Hilton Head Island golf course at The Sea Pines Resort designed by Dye, Heron Point lives up to its prestigious reputation with challenging new features.

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(Seasonal Hours [May - September]: Dinner, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.; Happy Hour, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.; Live Music, 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.; (843) 842-1888)

(Seasonal Hours [Memorial Day - Labor Day]: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; (843) 363-4567)

(Seasonal Hours [Memorial Day - Labor Day]: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; (843) 363-4567)