Slip into island time
Perched on South Carolina's largest barrier island, Harbour Town is part of the exclusive Sea Pines Resort. There's a big focus on preserving the island's natural beauty, with wildlife-rich nature reserves, sandy beaches and scenic walking trails to explore. The village is anchored by a postcard-perfect marina and surrounded by award-winning golf courses. While most properties are reserved for locals, Harbour Town vacation rentals unlock access to some of Hilton Head Island's most coveted properties. You'll be just steps from the beach, the village and a smorgasbord of breezy cafes and seafood restaurants.
Saddle up at Sea Pines Resort
The historic Harbour Town Lighthouse has been watching over the marina for decades. Painted in iconic red and white stripes, it now houses a fascinating museum dedicated to South Carolina's history. The topmost level offers sweeping views of the Harbour Town Golf Links. Little ones will love the chance to saddle up at Lawton Stables. Set in the Sea Pines Resort Forest Preserve, horseback tours under a canopy of palmetto trees and moss-draped oaks are a fantastic way to discover the natural beauty of the Lowcountry.
Tee off at the Harbour Town Golf Links
Hilton Head Island is one of America's top golfing destinations so don't forget to pack your clubs. Sea Pines Resort is home to a trio of championship courses, including the legendary Harbour Town Golf Links. Want to stay local? Harbour Town vacation rentals put you just steps from the green. Fun in the sun is a top priority, with everything from kayak tours and charter fishing trips to dolphin watching cruises and sailing on offer. In the heart of Harbour Town you'll find a lively village brimming with beach chic boutiques, home decor stores, jewelry ateliers and independent art galleries.
Sun-drenched summers in Harbour Town
Summer is high season on Hilton Head Island, with crowds peaking from Memorial Day to Labor Day. With spacious living areas and easy access to the beach, Harbour Town vacation rentals are ideal for making memories. Held at the Harbour Town Golf Links, the annual PGA Heritage Tournament sees pros and spectators alike descend on Hilton Head Island. If you prefer deserted beaches and uncrowded links, then you could consider visiting in winter, when Harbour Town feels wonderfully tranquil.
Welcome to the Lowcountry
Hilton Head Island is part of South Carolina's Lowcountry region. It backs on to the Atlantic Ocean which means there's plenty of shoreline to explore. Protected since the 1970s, the Sea Pines Forest Preserve is an important habitat for local wildlife. The reserve is laced with riding trails, wetland boardwalks and fishing docks which means this pristine slice of Hilton Head Island is easy to access. For a glimpse of prehistoric South Carolina, don't miss the 4000-year-old Sea Pines Shell Ring. Made up of fossilized oysters, clams and mussels, it's now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.