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The unspoiled seaside haven of Seabrook Island is unique among South Carolina’s many upscale resort and residential communities. The island itself is owned by the property owners, who seek to maintain a quiet and private way of life.
The Seabrook Island Experience
When you’re not searching for seashells and relaxing to the rise and fall of the waves, you can enjoy Seabrook’s award-winning oceanside Equestrian Center. There are 25 acres of pasture and three miles of wide, private beach to explore. In fact, Seabrook Island boasts the only area in South Carolina where you can ride horses on the beach.
Recreate at two “Four Star”-rated courses by Golf Digest: The Ocean Winds Golf Course and The Crooked Oaks Golf Course. If you’re up for a match, the Seabrook Island Racquet Club ranks among the top 75 tennis clubs worldwide, and The Beach Club offers three pools, a fully equipped fitness center and several retail shops. Seabrook residents and guests alike have many dining options to choose from right on the island, and if you’d like to explore beyond the island, Charleston is just 40 minutes away.
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