The Sea Pines Resort

Dufuski island has trails

The Atlantic side is the best especially at low tide but the South end is a little more narrow but still rideable Beach tires are recommended but regular tires or road tires can work

It's best to check in at the visitors' center and buy a pass.

The "K-Shuttle" will drop guests off at the Sea Pines Welcome Center, however the shuttle will not travel into the resort, therefore guests would have to take a taxi to their accommodation.

Yes pool and petting farm real close

It is $8 per car per day. I'm sure that, if they do have a weekly pass, they would be issued to people who are actually staying there and would be pricey to anyone who is not. The area , itself, can be pretty well covered in one or two days if you are just visiting and the rest of Hilton Head island has so much to offer without incurring that cost.

There are four courses within Sea Pines ... the Club course is members only. The other three courses will take your money for a great round of golf

Yes

It's a gated community, no public pools.

Yes! There is a spa on property called “LeSpa of Sea Pines”

77- 80 nice cool breeze

No.

No I don't think so because of the alligators

You can purchase an $8 day pass at the gate to access the resort. This can be refunded if you dine in any of the Sea Pines operated restaurants during your visit.

Hit Beach Properties ask for Mike Wood

There's also a Harris Teeter across the street. (It's a little easier on the wallet.)

Beach club .

You have to call an ask. I don't play golf

I enjoyed breakfast at the lake house at the Sea Pines Country Club today and there were plenty of golfers out on the links

Charles Fraser and the Fraser family and a group of insightful planners.

Yes, plenty of family activities. Not all inclusive. About seven bars and restaurants in the area.

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