Musings

Of all the ways folks enjoy getting around on Hilton Head Island, the Sea Pines Trolley ranks as a favorite for many. It seems to fit the mood of Sea Pines – breezy, stylish, unruffled.

Our unique collection of restaurants and cafés have come through the recent weeks of “The Great Pause” with flying colors.

Behind the fun and enjoyment we see right away when we pass by the tables of Hilton Head restaurants, there’s a lot going on.

There’s an art exhibit waiting just about any day of the year in the Shops at Sea Pines Center, because that’s where The Artists of Sea Pines make their home.

Harbour Town Golf Links doesn’t “show off” with a monstrously difficult hole. From the first, this course was known for no particular specialty, but one.

At The Shops at Sea Pines Center, you have the choice. A quick stop to pick up something you need, a short bit of exploring, or a casual bit of browsing.

We are especially grateful for this pleasure principle, because it is obvious that the founding planners had more than merchandise in mind.

The value of human contact is up for examination now, as never before in memory, as most of us are sequestered by the current stay-at-home lifestyle.

The Sea Pines Forest Preserve includes maritime forest and marshland, along with towering pines and wise, old oaks, festooned with Spanish moss.

The Shops at Sea Pines Center connect us with the very spirit of the Hilton Head Island dream. Sea Pines regulars count this as a touchstone, a place to reconnect.