Yes, you want souvenirs from your HHI visit and this is the spot to get them. You'll find plenty of…read morehigh quality HHI branded clothing (shirts and hats) here, including Life Is Good products. When you lose your sunglasses in the surf, replace them here. Need a shot glass or fridge magnet? Yep. Plush toys and pirate accessories for the kids...check. You'll also find necessary island items like sun and golf hats, beach shoes and toys, and tote bags. There's a selection of clearance items--even "damaged" (usually display) clothing at great values.

I visited this shop and purchased a couple shirts when I last came to Hilton Head and just knew…read morethat I had to return again 3 years later. My daughter and I had a great time wandering around for about an hour and accumulating lots of things as we browsed along. I love that they have a wide range of items including great women's t-shirt and sweatshirt fits and a nice variety of options for children. I purchased myself and my two children (kids and toddler sizes) both a sweatshirt and a t-shirt each. We also got a couple stuffed animals, a figurine for my daughter, a mug, a Christmas ornament, a magnet, and a couple different stickers. Prices aren't cheap -- we spent over $250! -- but the quality is nice and I wouldn't consider any of our items overpriced. We'll be back again next time we visit the island!

Dave at The Frosty Dog Cafe was very kind and knowledgeable ! Coligny Plaza has a wonderful…read moreselection that tourists and locals can both enjoy!

Nice place to walk around. Small shops to pick up vacation items. Few resteraunts and ice cream…read moreshop. The live theater was not open until later in February. It looked like something I would check out. One can take a look no harm. I am sure in the summer season probably crowed. We enjoyed walking and browsing the shop. Did not buy anything. Piggley Wiggley grocery store is in the general vicinity. We did our shopping there. Store is clean and orderly. Good selection of food. I thought pricing was similiar to Publics. But for people in the close proximity it works well for walking to.

Souvenirs, sundries, snack items, T shirts, beverages, some foodstuffs, kiddie stuff, sweatshirts…read more Disney Vacation patrons get a small discount.

A really nice experience at this shop at the Tanger 2 outlet mall in Bluffton, South Carolina. On…read morea recent week on Hilton head Island, we decided to make a quick trip to Bluffton to visit some friends. On the way, we again had to get our 'salty dog' on. The prices are the same as those at the two outlet stores on Hilton head Island (S. Sea Pines Rd. And Arrow Rd.); however, the store's footprint is a lot larger than the Hilton Head Island stores, so there is a lot more selection and sizes. Not to say that I like a sale; but, there is a clearance rack in the very back of the store with awesome prices. Really nice associates as Pat assisted us when we departed. Friendly and professional.

Nice shop with lots of souvenirs to choose from at all price points. If you are on an Old Town…read moretrolley tour, your map will have a 25% off one item coupon. I forgot to use this coupon, and remembered as soon as I was done paying. I asked the cashier if we could correct my mistake. She was able to refund an item and ring it back out using the coupon, which I appreciated.

Wonderful, attention to detail service. Bought a statue and they took the time to wrap is…read morecarefully. Two associates came out to make sure our statue would make it safely home.

We have heard about this place for years and we saw it for the first time today! What a delightful…read morearea to visit complete with no Sims to give us a remembrance to take home. No trip to Hilton head would be complete without a bug bite. Aside from the bug bite, we enjoyed the views along the waterway. We may return and take a souvenir cruise at some point.

From their website, it's described as a legendary Lowcountry location, and I'd say that's spot on…read more A visit to The Sea Pines Resort isn't complete without a trip to the Harbour Town Lighthouse. Its museum-like setting offers visitors the chance to explore the rich history of the island while climbing the 114 steps of the iconic red-and-white-striped structure. The museum features a fascinating collection of memorabilia from the Heritage Classic, now known as the RBC Heritage Presented by Boeing, along with artifacts from the island's historic eras, including the Civil War. At the top of the lighthouse, you're rewarded with panoramic views of the Lowcountry and the island's most elevated shopping experience at the Top of the Lighthouse Shoppe. Honestly, the entry fee was only $7.50 -- a small price to pay for such a beautiful view. Even on a super windy day, the scenery was breathtaking and definitely worth the climb, a must-do activity! Great service!

Last month, some friends and I walked along Bay street, popping in and out of the shops. I saw the…read morebeautiful snow globes in the window of this quaint shop next to Pannini's restaurant and had to stop in. The jewelry on display is beautiful and unique, lots of blue colors. My friends explored the back room while I purchased a silver chain for $39.50. I wish I would have gone back there as well, seems there is a lot more to see and the prices are reasonable, they told me. The couple on the shop were friendly and helpful. I'll be back next time I'm in town!

Cute little location in downtown Beaufort. It was a lot bigger on the inside than I expected when I…read morefirst walked in. Lots of cool little nick nacks to look at and browse through. Didn't buy anything this time around, but will be back in the future for Christmas ornaments. They have a ton of them in the back-back room.

Sea Pines and Harbour Town have so much to offer everyone: golf, biking, walking trails, views,…read moredining and shopping. We came for the preserve paths which was a beautiful walk through well maintained trails, viewing lakes, forests, shell rings, and peaceful way to enjoy an afternoon. We didn't mind the $9 fee as you could exit and enter all day, and most state parks where we like charge at least $5 for a lot less activities. We are glad we enjoyed an unhurried day!

FYI it costs $9 to get into the area if you want to visit Harbour Town itself, explore the shops,…read moredine at the restaurants, walk the beautiful preserves, or visit the iconic Salty Dog Cafe, which is a huge part of the dock on the lower east side of the area. Even if you have a tee time at the famous Harbour Town Golf Links, you still need to enter Sea Pines Community and pay the fee - something to keep in mind if you're planning a golf trip or just want to explore.   Had we known, we would've saved some time and combined our exploration with our tee time, rather than doing it all in one day. You can generally explore Harbour Town and the surrounding Sea Pines area within 2-5 hours, depending on what you want to do, whether it's shopping at the Harbour Town Lighthouse Shops, grabbing a bite at the Oyster Reef or the Quarterdeck, taking photos of the iconic Harbour Town Lighthouse, or just strolling around to soak in the vibe. Notable spots to check out include the Harbour Town Lighthouse, which offers great views of the marina and beyond, and the Calibogue Sound. The crazy crab is a must-visit for iconic coastal dining. Also, the Harbour Town Marina is perfect for watching boats and enjoying the waterfront scenery. If you're into golf, the Harbour Town Golf Links is a legendary course designed by Pete Dye, famous for hosting the RBC Heritage tournament. Overall worth the visit if your in town!