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Landmark: Palmetto DunesCity: Hilton Head Island
Country: USA South Carolina
Continent: North America
Palmetto Dunes, Hilton Head Island, USA South Carolina, North America
Overview
Spanning approximately 2,000 acres, Palmetto Dunes is among the most prominent oceanfront resort communities on Hilton Head Island.
The establishment is recognized for its amalgamation of luxurious lodgings, championship golf, world-class tennis, and an 11-mile lagoon system, blending resort and village living.
The design highlights the blending of recreation and relaxation with natural beauty, waterfront accessibility, and scenic views.History and Development. The 1960s and 1970s saw Hilton Head evolve into a prominent vacation spot on the East Coast.
The company's master plan was designed to safeguard the beauty of nature while providing luxurious amenities, which has been a key feature of its success over time.
Currently, the community is both a residential area and upscale resort complex, offering rental properties from luxury villas to luxurious private residences.Layout and Structure. The Palmetto Dunes are subdivided into:The Oceanfront Zone: Presents sumptuous condominiums, villas and direct entry to the expansive sandy shorelines of the island..Located near the golf courses and offering peaceful surroundings with beautiful green spaces.Located across a bike/pedestrian underpass along Hwy 278, Shelter Cove Harbour & Marina offers onsite restaurants, shops, water sports, and seasonal events.
All are welcome.Guests can enjoy the peaceful and serene atmosphere of this lagoon, which is home to an iconic saltwater system that spans 11 miles and is accessible by kayak, canoe, and electric boat rentals.Highlights and Attractions.There are three golf championship courses that feature distinct personalities: 1.The Robert Trent Jones Oceanfront Course is renowned for its par-5 layout.
The 10th hole offers a direct view of the ocean.'Rolling dunes and water hazards pose challenges for strategic play on the Arthur Hills Course..The George Fazio Course is the lone par-70 course on the island, designed to be smaller but more challenging.Featuring year-round clinics and over 20 courts, the Palmetto Dunes Tennis & Pickleball Center has earned a reputation as one of the best in the world.The lagoon system is a perfect spot for serene water activities such as paddling, fishing, and wildlife observation.
The beach is a place for swimming, tanning, and taking part in surf lessons that come and go.HarbourFest, harbourfood, boutiques, fishing charters for deep-sea fishers, dolphin rides and summer fireworks at Shelter Cove Harbour & Marina.All are free.The island's extensive network is connected by shaded, interconnected trails for biking and walking.Sustainability and Natural Preservation. Palmetto Dunes has upheld strict building regulations to make it a part of the island's landscape.
Many structures are surrounded by native vegetation, and wildlife habitats are conserved along the lagoon and golf course boundaries.
Nesting sea turtles are protected by lighting restrictions..Events and Seasonal Appeal.A weekly summer event called HarbourFest at Shelter Cove features live music, arts, and fireworks.Both professional exhibitions and amateur competitions are held throughout the year in golf and tennis.The holidays of Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter often involve beach bonfires, camps for children, and special dinners.Visitor Tips.The area is ideal for active travelers who enjoy golfing, tennis, and water sports, as it has everything within reach.The community is designed to be car-free, allowing visitors to easily cycle or walk around.The.Villas and homes have varying styles and distances in terms of style and convenience, but oceanfront rentals are the most cost-effective option.Several restaurants are situated within the building, but their accessibility to Shelter Cove significantly increases its choice for dining.
The establishment is recognized for its amalgamation of luxurious lodgings, championship golf, world-class tennis, and an 11-mile lagoon system, blending resort and village living.
The design highlights the blending of recreation and relaxation with natural beauty, waterfront accessibility, and scenic views.History and Development. The 1960s and 1970s saw Hilton Head evolve into a prominent vacation spot on the East Coast.
The company's master plan was designed to safeguard the beauty of nature while providing luxurious amenities, which has been a key feature of its success over time.
Currently, the community is both a residential area and upscale resort complex, offering rental properties from luxury villas to luxurious private residences.Layout and Structure. The Palmetto Dunes are subdivided into:The Oceanfront Zone: Presents sumptuous condominiums, villas and direct entry to the expansive sandy shorelines of the island..Located near the golf courses and offering peaceful surroundings with beautiful green spaces.Located across a bike/pedestrian underpass along Hwy 278, Shelter Cove Harbour & Marina offers onsite restaurants, shops, water sports, and seasonal events.
All are welcome.Guests can enjoy the peaceful and serene atmosphere of this lagoon, which is home to an iconic saltwater system that spans 11 miles and is accessible by kayak, canoe, and electric boat rentals.Highlights and Attractions.There are three golf championship courses that feature distinct personalities: 1.The Robert Trent Jones Oceanfront Course is renowned for its par-5 layout.
The 10th hole offers a direct view of the ocean.'Rolling dunes and water hazards pose challenges for strategic play on the Arthur Hills Course..The George Fazio Course is the lone par-70 course on the island, designed to be smaller but more challenging.Featuring year-round clinics and over 20 courts, the Palmetto Dunes Tennis & Pickleball Center has earned a reputation as one of the best in the world.The lagoon system is a perfect spot for serene water activities such as paddling, fishing, and wildlife observation.
The beach is a place for swimming, tanning, and taking part in surf lessons that come and go.HarbourFest, harbourfood, boutiques, fishing charters for deep-sea fishers, dolphin rides and summer fireworks at Shelter Cove Harbour & Marina.All are free.The island's extensive network is connected by shaded, interconnected trails for biking and walking.Sustainability and Natural Preservation. Palmetto Dunes has upheld strict building regulations to make it a part of the island's landscape.
Many structures are surrounded by native vegetation, and wildlife habitats are conserved along the lagoon and golf course boundaries.
Nesting sea turtles are protected by lighting restrictions..Events and Seasonal Appeal.A weekly summer event called HarbourFest at Shelter Cove features live music, arts, and fireworks.Both professional exhibitions and amateur competitions are held throughout the year in golf and tennis.The holidays of Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter often involve beach bonfires, camps for children, and special dinners.Visitor Tips.The area is ideal for active travelers who enjoy golfing, tennis, and water sports, as it has everything within reach.The community is designed to be car-free, allowing visitors to easily cycle or walk around.The.Villas and homes have varying styles and distances in terms of style and convenience, but oceanfront rentals are the most cost-effective option.Several restaurants are situated within the building, but their accessibility to Shelter Cove significantly increases its choice for dining.
