Hilton Head Island Transportation

The tour is about 2 to 2 1/2 hours long and takes you through all of the various historical points of interest. At least 1 hour advanced registration is required.
( Cost: $20.00 per Adult $10.00 Child )
Cancellation policy, ok to cancel the day before less a $5 administration fee, no refund the day of the tour. The link below will provide you with an event calender for 2004

If this is your first time to come to Hilton Head, please come in the day. Night travel is very diffidult due to the lack of street lights. We found our resort at night only because our road sign was lit up by the traffic lights.

Just trying to find Wal-Mart can be a challenge. You turn by the sign and then go hunting for the building due to the curves in the roadways and the strategically put landscaping.

They do have 4 lanes all around the Island, with speed limit of 45 mph.

A plus is, you can take a bike almost everywhere. There are bike paths all over the Island.

There are two main traffic circles on the island, so know where you're going before you get to them. Also, there is a cross island parkway, but you have to pay a toll to use it. If you stay on the main road, you'll get across the island cheaper, though it may take a little longer.

This looked like fun! Go rent a Kayak if you don't have you own and paddle around to see the sites. There are many places that rent water sports equipment so check the local visitor center for more details and prices.

We drove. Take Highway 278 exit off of I95 and it runs right into Hilton Head Island...about 35 to 40 miles.
Best way is by car, but there are lots of bicycles everywhere. Something that is very interesting is that all of the stores, shops, etc., are back off the highway and it's difficult to find things because of the trees. It sure is beautiful though.

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Alwlays have a few dollars on you as there's a bridge that requires a $1.00 toll.