My review has already posted but I forgot to include photos! I love the unique finds I discover at…read moreBailey's! Here you see my red octopus!

We have always considered Bailey's to be a "must" to stop by and visit...and purchase something…read morewonderful for our home..The venue is always on our list on our many visits to Hilton Head Island.

This is a great gift shop and place to get fun stuff for making at the water or taking home to…read moreremember good times. Practical stuff with fun flair and reasonable prices for purchase and taking home.

I have shopped here many times on my trips to Hilton Head. The store is exactly how you would…read moreimagine a locally owned quaint store to be. The clothing we purchased years ago for a teenager is still in excellent condition after a lot of use. The prices were reasonable and the atmosphere was inviting. I recommend browsing the store whenever you are at Shelter Cove.

Absolutely beautiful store with many different and unique pieces. Very helpful and friendly staff…read more Whenever I visit Hilton Head, it's always a must to visit. Absolutely love all the Jim Shore figurines. Definitely will be back!!

THIS is the Christmas store to visit in Hilton Head. They have unique items and it's not the same…read morething all the time. Pieces I've gotten there: a super cute, bedazzled glass shrimp, a beautiful blue glass palm tree, a quality wooden sail boat, a glass red cardinal with wings spread. I've never seen these ornaments anywhere else!

We rented two bikes today for the week. We got a great price! The man running the shop was very…read morefriendly and cordial.

Very nice equipment, smooth delivery. Bikes arrived before we did, we're on front lawn (locked) &…read morewaiting for us. No problems. Recommend beach cruisers.

This shopping center near the entrance to the Sea Pines Resort has the retail you'll need if you're…read morestaying there. Feel like getting out of the condo / townhome / beach villa? Lots of restaurants here including Holy Tequila, Charbar, Trattoria Divina and Relish Cafe. Salons, travel agent, even a UPS Store and a movie theater. Lots of parking, some of it quite close to the buildings and some of it is under trees in the shade. [Review 12421 overall, 2208 of 2019.]

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!

A little of that and a little of this is what you'll find here. The young adults working here were…read morefriendly, and the cashier pointed out the item I was purchasing was buy 1, get 1 - 50% off, thank you! Including: *Beach towels *Skateboards *Souvenirs galore *Insulated drink ware *Bathing suits for him, her and little ones *Sunscreen *Outerwear- sweatshirts, tshirts and more *Limited non alcoholic beverages/sodas *Locally owned Leopolds ice cream in pre packaged pints, cups and ice cream sandwiches. So much more!

Very cool shop! Had nice .. reasonable priced items.. Kari was knowledgeable and kind .. would def…read morerecommend !

Had a great experience with LowSea bike rental during the 4th of July week. Called on a Sunday and…read morehad bikes delivered Monday. No issues at all. We used the bikes daily and had no concerns with the locks or bikes. I had gotten a promo code from our rental company so the pricing for a week rental was fair plus I love that they dropped off the bikes (and picked them up). I would definitely use them again.

Very easy to rent bikes here for your stay on the island. They will drop off and pick them up at…read moreyour location, which is very convenient. They sent a confirmation at time of booking and then the lock combos at time of delivery and then a text when they picked up the bikes. I appreciate the communication.