Top 3 Reasons to Travel to Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

Hilton Head Island is a large island in South Carolina. Spanning about 42 square miles, the island has a population of about 39,000 people. Hilton Head is similar to Park City in many ways. It’s a resort area and brings in millions of tourists each year - however, it does so in a different way. There are no mountains in Hilton Head, so it’s really popular for its beaches and large variety of other recreational activities instead. There are many reasons to escape to Hilton Head, and here are the top three:

1. Beaches and Beach Activities

Hilton Head has over 12 miles of stretching beaches. Luckily, the island is on the Atlantic Ocean, so the water is perfect for swimming, boogie boarding, scuba diving, windsurfing, and so much more. Even if you don’t want to do the activities listed, Hilton Head’s coast is perfect for sailing. Also, the sand on the beaches is hard at low tide, so it’s perfect for taking ocean-side bike rides or walks.

2. Easy-Going Sports

Hilton Head has some of the best golf courses in the country - including many mini golf courses, with creative themes and a fun, relaxed environment! - and over 300 tennis courts. No matter how good you are at golf or tennis, these sports should definitely be tried in Hilton Head.

3. Seafood

Hilton Head has amazing seafood. Most seafood restaurants in Hilton Head catch their own fresh fish on a daily basis, so the daily specials are always new and are always delicious!

There is no way that you could run out of things to do in Hilton Head. The island is a fun-filled, energetic place to be. The things listed above are only a small slice of what Hilton Head has to offer.

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