For those with a passion for history, few destinations are as rewarding as Charleston, South Carolina. Just a short drive from Kiawah Island, this venerable city offers a portal into the formative chapters of America’s past.

The 46th Annual Kiawah Island Marathon is on December 14, one of the most momentous events of the year for runners and spectators alike on Kiawah Island.

Beach, marshland, river, and wood - the native flora and fauna of Kiawah Island captivate the imagination and inspire awe. Join us on our journey through Kiawah's natural world.

Are you yearning for an unforgettable adventure that combines the serenity of nature with the thrill of the open sea? Look no further than a Kiawah Island sailing charter.

It takes ingenuity, dedication, and a positive spirit to steer through difficult times. Fortunately Timbers Kiawah – Ocean Club & Residences has General Manager Shannon Eckhaus at the helm. Her impressive, decade-long résumé curating Owner experiences across properties in the Timbers Collection, plus a knack for out-of-the-box thinking, turned 2020’s challenges into opportunities for heightened service and deeper connections. Shannon shares how her team delivered a true vacation experience in the midst of a pandemic.

A bonus to having a home at Timbers Kiawah is it puts you near Charleston, SC — consistently rated the #1 city in America by Travel + Leisure. In less than an hour, you can be downtown taking in the many attractions that have made this charming city so popular. We’ve assembled a few spots below that you could combine into a full day of sightseeing.

Since the mid-‘90s, Kiawah Island Golf Resort has dedicated upward of $80 million to capital improvements to their five public championship courses—ensuring the links remain in tip-top shape for the island’s sea of avid golfers.

Nesting season came early this year and now all attention on Kiawah Island is on the beach (and all the beach-facing lights are off after 9pm!). Every spring, sea turtles—mostly loggerheads—make their way from the ocean to the sand to nest, and with over 10,000 acres of land and 10 miles of beach, Kiawah serves as a vital nesting ground for these beloved and endangered turtles.

Here, nature reigns. Life on Kiawah Island revolves around the unique landscape. From the ocean to the marsh to the sand dunes to the maritime forest, Kiawah Island is home to endless acreage of untouched nature. Essentially uninhabited until 1979, Kiawah Island’s appeal lives in maintaining a balance between nature and development.

Traveling to your home at Timbers Kiawah is now as effortless as ownership. Owners and guests now receive access to fly private with Sentient Jet and enjoy a truly unique aviation experience.