About Seabrook Island

Thirty minutes south of historic Charleston, Seabrook Island is a 2,200-acre privately gated beachfront community with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. With no hotels or high-rise condos on the island, Seabrook offers city-dwellers an uncrowded and serene escape. The resort's luxurious private homes, villas, and cottages are tucked discretely among pristine beaches and lush maritime forest. The shopping, dining, and cultural attractions of Charleston are all within easy reach, but Seabrook's fine collection of restaurants, bars, and boutiques make it easy for visitors to never leave the island. Two championship golf courses on Seabrook boast top-rated designs by Robert Trent Jones and Willard Byrd, and provide sweeping views of tidal creeks and low country salt marshes. The resort's award-winning racquet club features 15 professionally maintained clay courts, player matching, and private lessons. Seabrook also boasts the area's only full-service Equestrian Center and trail network, which offers riding lessons and trail rides that wind along the shoreline, or through moss-covered stands of venerable old oak trees.

Seabrook's three-mile stretch of private beach provides an array of recreational opportunities, from swimming and shelling, to boogie boarding. The island's private beach club features swimming pools, open-air dining, and children's activities. With its gorgeous beaches, luxury accommodations, and upscale amenities, Seabrook Island is an ideal base camp for exploring historic Charleston. Widely regarded as one of the most beloved travel destinations in the country, Charleston is a veritable living museum of historic homes and landmarks. Seabrook Island castaways can enjoy the resort's relative solitude by day, its fine dining and relaxed cocktail scene at night, or head to Charleston to sample a variety of concerts, hip clubs and dining options. Charleston's King Street shopping district, South Carolina Aquarium and the Fountain Walk shopping and dining complex make for an exciting day trip from Seabrook.