Ghosts and Legends Tour
The Ghosts and Legends Tours offer a 90 minute creepy trail of the spirit world in Savannah, Georgia. The tour is full of stories concerning Savannah's spectral past. You encounter unexpected sights and sounds that will make your skin crawl. Reservations required 6 - 8pm nightly(Toll Free) 888-418-GHOST.
Harbour Town
Harbour Town is pretty much the centerpiece of Hilton Head Island. The Harbour Town lighthouse (Entrance is $1.50 per person) and Harbour Town Marina offer beautiful scenery of Sea Pines, Harbour Town Golf Links, Tybee Island and Daufuskie Island. While climbing the lighthouse stairs, you will get the chance to learn about the history of Sea Pines and the Island. There are also shops and restaurants to enjoy along the way.
Harbour Town Lighthouse
The red and white striped Harbour Town Lighthouse stands at the entrance of the harbor, apart of the Sea Pines Plantation, Hilton Head. Built in 1970, the lighthouse provides a climb for visitors to view the harbor and, as they make their way up, read displays that contain information on the plantation life and general history of the Hilton Head Island. Once reaching the top, visitors can browse the featured shop for nautical gifts and trinkets; and while up there, a panoramic view of the bay, surrounding plantation, and of the town.
Harbour Town Lighthouse Hours of Operation and Admission: 8:00a.m. until Dusk. Admission fee to Sea Pines Plantation is $5 where Harbour Town is located and a $1 fee to tour the Harbour Town Lighthouse.
Harbour Town Lighthouse Contact Information: Sea Pines Resorts, P.O. Box 7000, Hilton Head Island, SC 29938. Call On (803) 785-3333
SHOPPING
Bridge Center Shopping
Near Moss Creek Plantation in the north side of Hilton Head. A great source for fabrics, art like Thomas Kinkade -, religious gifts, bar stools and treasures. Great place for home decorations. There are also areas for children to play while you shop. Other shops include Victoria Brooks Fabric Outlet and Pianos N Paradise.
Coligny Plaza
One of Hilton Head Island oldest and most celebrated shopping centers, the Coligny Plaza offers 80 shops and 12 restaurants (dine inside or outside). What makes shopping are so popular? It's across the street from the beach.
Fresh Market Shoppes
Between Palmetto Dunes and Shipyard Plantation. These shops offer great value and price for brand names. There are shops for fashion, shoes, art, vitamins, celebration supplies, golf and other sports There are also great seafood and pizza restaurants.
Harbour Town
Home of the MCI Heritage Golf. Harbour Town is also home of one of the most photographed lighthouses. Great shopping, water sports, boating, sailing and restaurants will be sure to entertain the entire family. There are also miles upon miles of bike paths.
Main Street Village
At the entrance of Hilton Head Plantation. Localized shops of merchants offering great savings. Great galleries, wines, snacks, cafes and pubs, and salons. The shops in Main Street Village pride themselves with great prices and friendly services.
Mall at Shelter Cove
As the Hilton Head Island's only enclosed shopping mall, the 256,187-square-foot center attracts both visitors and residents. Great department stores and shops that provide beach like wardrobes along with finesse. Belk, Anne Taylor, Banana Republic, Waldenbooks, Sunglass Hutt, a food court, and much more!
Tanger Outlet I and II
Fabulous name brands for low prices. Located near the North End of the island (after passing Bluffton). These two centers are approximately 2 miles apart. Both offering great places like Tommy Hilfiger, Nike Outlet, Reebok, Wilson Leather, OshKosh B'Gosh, Polo Ralph Lauren, Nine West, Eddie Bauer, Seiko, and loads more! Our favorite would be Outlet II, which is 2 miles after the first.
Village Exchange
Located on 32 Palmetto bay Road, These shops are mostly individually owned. Great place for gifts. This is a wonderful place to pick up those gifts for friends and family back home.
The Ghosts and Legends Tours offer a 90 minute creepy trail of the spirit world in Savannah, Georgia. The tour is full of stories concerning Savannah's spectral past. You encounter unexpected sights and sounds that will make your skin crawl. Reservations required 6 - 8pm nightly(Toll Free) 888-418-GHOST.
Harbour Town
Harbour Town is pretty much the centerpiece of Hilton Head Island. The Harbour Town lighthouse (Entrance is $1.50 per person) and Harbour Town Marina offer beautiful scenery of Sea Pines, Harbour Town Golf Links, Tybee Island and Daufuskie Island. While climbing the lighthouse stairs, you will get the chance to learn about the history of Sea Pines and the Island. There are also shops and restaurants to enjoy along the way.
Harbour Town Lighthouse
The red and white striped Harbour Town Lighthouse stands at the entrance of the harbor, apart of the Sea Pines Plantation, Hilton Head. Built in 1970, the lighthouse provides a climb for visitors to view the harbor and, as they make their way up, read displays that contain information on the plantation life and general history of the Hilton Head Island. Once reaching the top, visitors can browse the featured shop for nautical gifts and trinkets; and while up there, a panoramic view of the bay, surrounding plantation, and of the town.
Harbour Town Lighthouse Hours of Operation and Admission: 8:00a.m. until Dusk. Admission fee to Sea Pines Plantation is $5 where Harbour Town is located and a $1 fee to tour the Harbour Town Lighthouse.
Harbour Town Lighthouse Contact Information: Sea Pines Resorts, P.O. Box 7000, Hilton Head Island, SC 29938. Call On (803) 785-3333
SHOPPING
Bridge Center Shopping
Near Moss Creek Plantation in the north side of Hilton Head. A great source for fabrics, art like Thomas Kinkade -, religious gifts, bar stools and treasures. Great place for home decorations. There are also areas for children to play while you shop. Other shops include Victoria Brooks Fabric Outlet and Pianos N Paradise.
Coligny Plaza
One of Hilton Head Island oldest and most celebrated shopping centers, the Coligny Plaza offers 80 shops and 12 restaurants (dine inside or outside). What makes shopping are so popular? It's across the street from the beach.
Fresh Market Shoppes
Between Palmetto Dunes and Shipyard Plantation. These shops offer great value and price for brand names. There are shops for fashion, shoes, art, vitamins, celebration supplies, golf and other sports There are also great seafood and pizza restaurants.
Harbour Town
Home of the MCI Heritage Golf. Harbour Town is also home of one of the most photographed lighthouses. Great shopping, water sports, boating, sailing and restaurants will be sure to entertain the entire family. There are also miles upon miles of bike paths.
Main Street Village
At the entrance of Hilton Head Plantation. Localized shops of merchants offering great savings. Great galleries, wines, snacks, cafes and pubs, and salons. The shops in Main Street Village pride themselves with great prices and friendly services.
Mall at Shelter Cove
As the Hilton Head Island's only enclosed shopping mall, the 256,187-square-foot center attracts both visitors and residents. Great department stores and shops that provide beach like wardrobes along with finesse. Belk, Anne Taylor, Banana Republic, Waldenbooks, Sunglass Hutt, a food court, and much more!
Tanger Outlet I and II
Fabulous name brands for low prices. Located near the North End of the island (after passing Bluffton). These two centers are approximately 2 miles apart. Both offering great places like Tommy Hilfiger, Nike Outlet, Reebok, Wilson Leather, OshKosh B'Gosh, Polo Ralph Lauren, Nine West, Eddie Bauer, Seiko, and loads more! Our favorite would be Outlet II, which is 2 miles after the first.
Village Exchange
Located on 32 Palmetto bay Road, These shops are mostly individually owned. Great place for gifts. This is a wonderful place to pick up those gifts for friends and family back home.
