Seabrook Island
Escape to a private enclave with natural beauty in spades.
Tucked away within an untouched maritime forest, this private island is one of the Lowcountry’s best-kept secrets. In addition to miles of undisturbed beach and winding wooded trails, Seabrook Island boasts golf, tennis and even horseback riding, ensuring an adventure to remember.
Things To Do
Where to Stay
Seabrook Island is one of the best kept secrets on the East Coast. Beachfront rentals allow the fullest experience of this idyllic private community.
Seabrook Island House and Villa Rentals
The Seabrook island community offers residents and guests two championship golf courses, a tennis center, horseback riding, fine and casual dining, a marina and many other amenities.
Dining
Nothing says island living like a meal at the Salty Dog, a Seabrook institution for more than three decades.
Seabrook Island History
Prior to its tenure as a peaceful seaside escape, Seabrook Island boasted a rich history, spanning Colonial origins, pirate dramas, and wartime conflicts. The island is named for Robert Seabrook, a businessman, landowner and politician who arrived from England in 1679 (and was once convicted of trading with pirates). Generations later, Seabrook’s descendents sold the island in 1863—for what turned out to be worthless Confederate paper. More than a century (and several owners) later, Seabrook Island was finally incorporated in 1987.
Wild Wonders
This private barrier island is home to lush maritime forest, serene marshes and pristine beaches. A haven for locals and wildlife alike, Seabrook boasts an Audubon International Green Community Certification (the first ever in South Carolina), as well as a full-service Equestrian Center offering one of the few beach rides on the East Coast.