
Hilton Head South Carolina, USA Travel Guide
Two main airports serve Hilton Head Island. Consider flight options.
Direct air travel possibilities connect to a large number of U.S. Cities. No direct international flights.
SAV offers on-site rental car agencies, taxis, rideshare pick-up areas, shuttle transport, dining options, stores, ATMs, and free Wireless internet-Fi.
HHH is a smaller terminal with few amenities. Rental cars are on-site, as are taxis and rideshare services. A small cafe is available.
From SAV, a rental car marks the most popular option. Shuttles, taxis, and rideshare services are also available. From HHH, rentals, taxis, and rideshares are readily available.
No direct Amtrak train service or Greyhound bus service reaches Hilton Head Island.
If you prefer driving, here are requirements plus the condition of the roads.
Be aware of wildlife and traffic conditions for a protected drive.
Ample parking is available at public beaches, attractions, and shopping centers.
Plan your departure to be as smooth as the arrival.
Amenities are available at both SAV and HHH airports for departing travelers.
Be aware of deer and other wildlife, especially at dawn and dusk. Observe speed limits.
Traffic on US-278 can be heavy during peak season and rush hours. Drive cautiously.
Pedestrians and cyclists frequently use pathways adjacent to roads.
Ensure all your affairs are in order before heading to the airport.
A few final considerations for a stress-free departure.
Standard U.S. Driving laws apply. Drive on the right-right-hand side of the road. Seat belts are mandatory. Speed limits are enforced.
Roads on and around Hilton Head Islands can be generally well-maintained. Main roads, like US-278 (William Hilton Parkway), are multi-lane.
Internal the roads in holiday resorts are well-maintained. They cater to smooth getting around the communities.
Confirm flight times, baggage allowances, and transportation to the airport. Account for potential traffic.