Hilton Head Island Geographical Information
The Low Country is comprised of four counties: Beaufort, Colleton, Hampton, and Jasper. Located primarily in the Southern most part of the state of South Carolina. Hilton Head Island spans about 5 miles at its widest point and 12 miles in length. The local topography is a blend of salt water marshes and sandy warm ocean beaches from the east. |
Our Local Climate
If you like the idea of four seasons, although not very distinct, then you will certainly enjoy our delightful Hilton Head Island weather . Much to our advantage, the local climate is considered to be semi-tropical. The mid-winter temperature will customarily range from about the 60ºs during the day to the lower 40ºs at night. The spring and fall seasons are an absolute delight with mild day and evening temperatures. |
The Neighborhoods of Hilton Head Island Area
There are many distinct communities in the Hilton Head area, each with their own unique appeal. Many are gated self contained communities offering an array of amenities ranging from golf & tennis club memberships to private beach access. Other areas are common and open to the public having their own special charm and appeal offering beach access to everyone. |
Hilton Head Island's Economy
The Hilton Head Island economy is primarily tourism and real estate driven. More then $1.5 billion impacted the Hilton Head Island/Bluffton-Okatie economy in 2000 by 2.5 million visitors, several hundred of whom made the move permanent. Presently, there are more than 600 real estate executives employed on the Island. 61% of local jobs are tourism-related. Approximately 43 percent of the 5,000 licensed Island enterprises are retail and service-oriented companies. Retail operations and restaurants in particular have flourished in the Hilton Head Island/ Bluffton-Okatie area. |
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