Local groups that are committed to preserving and protecting marine life and the environment
Each group offers consumer education and special programs that entertain and educate about the unique environment that is the Lowcountry.Â
Five cool ocean-related experiences in the Lowcountry
To get a glimpse into the watery wilderness, check out these five cool marine experiences that will get you knee-deep (or more) in exploring the Lowcountry’s oceanic ecosystems.
Fresh Catch: Crappie
While the name isn’t very appealing, crappie is a delicious local freshwater catch worth going after. It’s one of the most popular sport fish in SC.
Monsters of the deep
While most sharks swimming near our beaches will be less than five feet in length, much larger sharks are out there in deeper water.
The Dolphin Project
This all-volunteer organization is dedicated to the protection of the bottlenose dolphin and our shared environment.
Driessen Beach Park, Hilton Head Island
The beach features beautiful white sand and crystal clear blue waters. Families can enjoy a picnic on the beach or take a leisurely stroll down the shore.
Coligny Beach, Hilton Head Island
Coligny is a great spot to hang out with friends and family, people watch, play games on the beach or do a little shopping at the nearby shops.
Alder Lane Beach, Hilton Head Island
Located next to the Marriott Grande Ocean Resort, Alder Lane beach is the perfect spot for a less crowded area near Coligny. It’s a great spot to spend a day in the sun and to relax.
Islanders Beach, Hilton Head Island
Islanders Beach is a secluded stretch of sand located on the south end of Hilton Head Island, SC. It is the perfect spot for a quiet and relaxing getaway.
Lands End Beach, St. Helena Island
Accessed through Fort Fremont property, Lands End Beach is more on the secluded side of things.