Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

Evidence of early Hilton Head residents dates back to 1450 B.C. with The Indian Shell Ring in the Sea Pines Forest Preserve. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the site proves that the oyster has been a staple in Lowcountry cuisine for a very long time. In 1663, Sir William Hilton lent his name to the island while searching for the entrance to Port Royal. His glowing report of the ideal farming conditions promoted British colonization.

The historical heritage and the unique blend of unspoiled natural beauty and environmentally sensitive design-complemented by world class resorts, amenities and activities-makes Hilton Head Island, South Carolina a living destination like no other.

The island is one of the most picturesque places in South Carolina and it is also becoming known as one of the safest, community oriented ones as well. If you enjoy easy and beautiful living and care about your family's safety than this is the best place to be!