About Kiawah and Seabrook

Seabrook is a private island resort that consists of approximately 2,200 acres, with maritime forest, salt marshes and beaches. Seabrook has 2.5 miles of shoreline, and another mile of sand on the tidal North Edisto River.

Seabrook is heavily wooded with majestic oaks, palm trees, live oaks, pines, Spanish Moss, magnolias and sweetgum trees. Seabrook participates in the Audubon Cooperation Sanctuary, North American bird watching Open since 1998, and has taken top honors each year. There are over 80 species of birds on the island, to include many threatened and endangered species. Herons and egrets are common sites in the marshes, lagoons and lakes.

Seabrook is also home to many other animals – to include whitetail deer, red foxes, alligators, chameleons, turtles, and alligators. Dolphins area regularly seen swimming along shore, and Seabrook is a nesting site for Loggerhead turtles.

Seabrook has two championship golf courses, a tennis center, an equestrian center (to include horseback riding), a fitness center, several restaurants and much more. Camp St. Christopher is also located on Seabrook and has various camp programs for children of all ages.

Kiawah is also a private island resort, and has 10 miles of pristine beach, which is more beachfront that any individually planned resort community on the Eastern seaboard. Kiawah was voted the “Most Romantic Spot” and the “Best Spot to Walk on the Beach” by Southern Living’s Editorial staff. The Travel Channel has also highlighted the island in it’s Top Beaches of the US several times.
Kiawah has hosted the World Cup and the Ryder Cup in past years, and will be hosting the Senior PGA and the PGA in the 2012. Kiawah is also listed 44th in the Top 100 Golf Courses in the US by Golf Magazine and was listed 9th in the Top 45 Golf Courses in the Past 45 years by Golf Magazine.
Kiawah recently opened a new luxury hotel on the island, called The Sanctuary, a five diamond resort. This hotel offers three pools, a world class tennis complex, a luxurious spa, two restaurants, and much more.

Kiawah and Seabrook both host many nature programs, and programs designed specifically for children.

	Bohicket Marina http://www.bohicket.com Located just outside of Seabrook Island gates is Bohicket Marina. This is a full service marina with over 100 boat slips. You can also charter fishing boats or rent boats to enjoy fishing on your own. They also have sunset cruises where you can enjoy the beauty of the area and watch dolphin. Bohicket Marina also has many restaurants ranging from elegant cuisine to a Sports Pub, a café, a pizza place and an ice cream parlor. There are many shops at the marina as well, such as the Ship Store, clothing stores, gift items, and many other quaint boutiques.
	Captain Jack's Sailing & Dolphin Watching Adventures http://www.kiawahsailing.com "The most fun & memorable part of our vacation." Charter your own private sailing vessel and participate as much or as little as you like.
	Drum Runner Charters http://www.drumrunnercharters.com Inshore light tackle fishing. Sharks, Tarpon, Trout, Redfish
	Island Bike & Surf Shop http://www.kiawahislandbikerental.com Rentals * Sales * Services Newest Bikes at the Lowest Price
	Island Breeze Tours http://www.IslandBreezeTours.com The Island Breeze is a 64 foot passenger vessel that can carry 123 passengers along with a captain and 2 mates. It has an air-conditioned main salon, a spacious foredeck, and a top deck 12 feet above the water where you can enjoy the beautiful view for miles! Built in the classic style of motor yachts from the 20’s, it has the latest in safety and navigation equipment. The Island Breeze has regularly scheduled Eco-River Tours and Sunset Cruises departing from Bohicket Marina. These are wonderful tours you are sure to enjoy! Contact them for more information!
	Rosebank Farms http://www.rosebankfarms.com “A unique marketplace in a rural setting” This great outdoor market is located just before Kiawah and Seabrook Islands. It sells great local produce, fresh flowers grown on location, local fresh seafood, delicious baked goods, jams/jellies, BBQ, as well as pottery and crafts by local artists. There is also a museum and barnyard petting zoo on site. Stop by – you’ll love this place!
	Sea Islands Massage Therapy Sea Islands Massage Theraphy is an effort to provide therapeutic massage to the guests and residents of the communities of Kiawah, Seabrook, Wadmalaw and St. Johns Islands. Let relaxacion come to you while you enjoy life on the islands of the Lowcountry. Call now for an appointment: 843.709.1180
	Charleston Visitor Center http://www.charlestoncvb.com/