About Vacation Rentals in Seabrook Island

Seabrook Island enjoys a wonderful temperate to subtropical climate. Spring is a lovely time of year, with temperatures warming up rapidly between March and May. Summer is warm, with lovely ocean breezes. Fall remains warm until November, when a short and mild winter begins. Seabrook, south of Charleston, is a barrier island. It features a series of transitional zones and dune fields that are interspersed with oaks, sea oats, wildflowers, and salt marshes. For the traveler, Seabrook is ideal for spotting wildlife. One of the chief attractions here are the Loggerhead turtles that make come to the shore every summer to lay eggs. You can also spot dolphins that frolic in the inlets. The area is also home to 150 species of birds, deer, turtle and even alligators.

Today, Seabrook Island in South Carolina is privately held and operated. The owners of the island place great emphasis on the protection and conservation of its natural resources and beauty. Seabrook Island is 2,200 acres and is bordered by three and a half miles of beaches and the Edisto River. The area teems with wildlife and waterfowl and offeres a feast for the eyes.

Seabrook Island Resort offers nature walks and kayak tours that help the traveler explore the island's ecosystem. Seabrook Island offers miles of beaches. North Beach is one of the widest beaches in the Carolinas. Two miles of beaches in Seabrook Island border the Atlantic.