The Hilton Head area revolves around the beautiful outdoors. Take a deep dive as we share the very best beaches, parks, secret spots, recreation and more. We provide you with an insider’s guide to all things outside. From which beaches to relax at, which parks to take your dog to, best hiking trails, fishing spots and more. If you are up for an adventure, we share unique secret spots (all within driving distance), that you can explore by foot, bike or kayak. Discover which fish are fresh each month, facts about them and of course, tips on how to catch them.
September brings golden evenings, crisp mornings and nature’s quiet transition into fall in the Lowcountry. Explore this month’s rhythms, from moon phases and weather trends to garden tips and football season.
Dock and dine in style. From Hilton Head to Beaufort, these waterfront restaurants offer the perfect pairing of scenic views, fresh seafood and boat-accessible charm. Whether you’re coasting in for brunch or cruising in for cocktails, these dockside spots serve up the best of the Lowcountry.
In a world of high-tech navigation, some sailing skills never go out of style. These 13 essential sailing knots are every boater’s best friend — strong, secure and easy to untie when you need them most.
August in the Lowcountry brings warm winds, fresh harvests and star-filled skies. Whether you’re sailing Broad Creek, catching the Perseids or harvesting late-summer vegetables, this month is made for slow mornings and salty sunsets. Here’s your local almanac for the season’s peak.
Set sail from Hilton Head and discover seven scenic routes perfect for weekend sailors. From Daufuskie to Charleston, we’ve charted coastal escapes for every skill level.
Explore the waters of Hilton Head Island without lifting a finger — unless you want to. From historic yachts to high-speed trimarans, these five sailing experiences offer something for every kind of adventurer.
Beaufort’s Noah Kipar started sailing at age 10 on a Georgia lake and never looked back. From racing regattas to leading youth programs, his lifelong love of sailing now helps others find their sea legs.
Why don’t seasoned sailors bring bananas on board? Why do they spit before a race or get tattoos of pigs and roosters? From ancient rituals to local sailing quirks, explore the superstitions that help Lowcountry sailors feel a little more in control on unpredictable waters.
Loggerheads leave more than just tracks in the sand. Through DNA samples and eggshell forensics, Lowcountry scientists and volunteers are unlocking the hidden lives of these ancient sea turtles—and shaping the future of conservation.
Creeping, coiling and climbing vines are coming for your trees Story by Carolyn Males Kudzu. It’s like a monster out…