Why should you visit Hilton Head for your next vacation?

Make time to visit the Coastal Discovery Museum if you need a diversion from the beach or simply want to provide your kids with an enjoyable family activity. Here are a few of the highlights this amazing museum has to offer.

All ages of guests in Hilton Head will be captivated by the Coastal Discovery Museum, a distinctive beachfront location featuring a range of indoor and outdoor exhibits. It's located in a coastal environment. Young visitors may get a comprehensive environmental picture of this unique coastal region via the Coastal Discovery Museum's superb Kids Zone. Along with other unique characteristics, it provides guided tours and excursions, a variety of constantly changing exhibitions. Everyone may find something to enjoy in this fascinating setting.

Visit the pretty Coastal Discovery Museum

Though many people are concerned about getting in, the main draw of the Coastal Discovery Museum is that it's free. A $5 contribution per person is recommended. A fee applies and early registration is necessary if you would want to take part in any of the museum's activities or tours. The museum is open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., from Monday through Saturday, and from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday. Four miles south of Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge is where you'll discover this museum.

Surrounding

Coastal Discovery Museum, with its surrounding flora and animals, proved to be a great substitute for the beach for visitors. Families will find it to be the perfect location, and the Marsh Critters program is a favorite among visitors. Plan a trip or activity where small children may interact closely with the park's animals. Reviews claim that the property's lovely oak trees and gardens, which contain 131 varieties of camellias, are something you won't soon forget if you are there without children.

The motive behind the museum

The museum provides many of resources, including expert lectures, live animal demonstrations, and educational exhibits, to help visitors learn about Hilton Head's ecological and cultural past. 68 acres of land, including gardens, paths, and spectacular live oaks surround the museum. There's also a butterfly sanctuary on the grounds where, from May to October, you may see a flurry of native butterflies. For those seeking an authentic adventure, consider enrolling in a tour, which offers informative kayaking trips and dolphin cruises (as some of the island's salt marshes are known to be home to bottlenose dolphins). Additionally, you can visit the museum's barn to have a close-up look at the endangered Marsh Tacky horses.

If you've always wanted to make the most of our Hilton Head excursions, visit the Coastal Discovery Museum with Gullah Heritage Trail tours by visiting http://gullaheritage.com or giving a local guide a call at (843)681-7066.