Lights Out Oceanfront Hilton Head Island
Oceanfront rental homes on Hilton Head Island may have small signs posted saying “Lights Out at Night, May 1-Oct. 31”. This is because Hilton Head Island's 12 miles of beaches are home to
Endangered loggerhead sea turtles. Lights shining on the beach can disorient the female turtles when they emerge from the ocean, dig holes in the sand, and deposit as many as 120 eggs on the upper part of the beach. A light shining on the beach can also cause hatchlings leaving the nests to become confused, making them unable to find their way to sea. Hilton Head Island’s first sea turtle nest of 2010 hatched July 13!
Want to learn more? The Coastal Discovery Museum hosts evening lecture and beach walks at a mid island beach. After a presentation about loggerhead sea turtles, two small groups head to the beach to examine the nesting habitat and nest sites. Tuesdays and Thursdays 8-10 p.m. from June 1-Sept. 2. $20 adults; $15 children (ages 4-12). Reservations are required at 843-689-6767 ext. 223.



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gny Beach located in front of the Holiday Inn Oceanfront. There is a 6:30AM service in front of the Marriott Hotel in Palmetto Dunes. Both services usually attract many visitors and locals so come early and remember to dress warm!!
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