Serene Sanctuary. Island of Adventure. Simply Seabrook.

Seabrook Island offers a tranquil, private island escape into an exquisitely beautiful world of natural wonders, sporting adventures, and quiet comfort - all just thirty minutes from downtown Charleston's vibrant energy and culture.

Families, Couples, & Friends Welcome.

Home to perhaps the widest, longest and most dynamic expanses of beaches in the coastal Carolinas, Seabrook Island's 2,200 acres are also a thriving ecosystem where sand dunes, maritime forests, and marshes that provide a safe, preserved habitat for sea turtles, whitetail deer, and seabirds.

Despite its serene, secluded spirit, Seabrook Island offers an abundance of family-friendly activities including a children's camp with certified counselors, two championship golf courses, tennis center, deep-water marina, equestrian center, fitness center, award-winning dining, and shopping.

Stay On Seabrook Island

Seabrook Island Resort

Seabrook Island is one of the best kept secrets on the East Coast. This community offers residents and guests two championship golf courses, a tennis center, horseback riding, fine and casual dining, a marina and many other amenities.

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Seabrook Island Rentals

Seabrook Island offer an array of rental and vacation properties, each with its own unique charm, to suit every taste - from Ocean Area Villas and Golf Area Villas to Tennis Area Villas, Scenic Area Villas, and a collection of private island homes.

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Just Minutes from Charleston

Experience it for yourself! Charleston won "Top City in the United States" in the 2012 Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards.

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Book a week-long golf and tennis getaway - or an equestrian weekend. Browse our Seabrook Island packages now.

Seabrook Island Packages

Best Restored Beach Award Winner

Seabrook Island was voted Best Restored Beach by The American Shore & Beach Preservation Association.

Seabrook Island History

Seabrook Island is named for a storied family descended from Robert Seabrook, a businessman, landowner and politician, once known for trading with pirates.